The Golfing Dead

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• is there any point in buying games that you'll probably never play?
• We're going to trim it down to a point where we can look through all the shelves and say that's worth keeping. We Yeah, we really enjoyed that game. That was good to That was good game.
• buying all these board games is an addiction and that that make that that causes a problem
• the board gaming industry it is a it's a point now where there's so many games being released. There's so many really poor games being released

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• Action cards — Action cards allow players to perform special abilities like rearranging cards, swapping, peeking, or blocking.
• bluffing/hidden information — Players keep their cards hidden and can replace cards face up or down.
• Card Replacement — Players replace high-stroke cards with low-stroke cards in their player area to get the lowest score possible.
• Hand Management — Players manage action cards from their hand.
• Set Collection — Players aim to get three of the same stroke cards in a row in any direction to cancel out their value.

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• It's a preview only. Oh god. Of Golfing Dead. Yes. Yes. With which rhymes with The Walking Dead. I think you understood that pun, right? That's the whole idea now.
• Golfing during a zombie apocalypse? Why not?
• If you are looking for a short, light, yet strategic game, check out The Golfing Dead.
• The smarter you got, the less pretty you became. It's crazy.

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• I used to flip the table a lot but now I don't flip the table nearly as often as what I used to
• I think game designers buy fewer games than game players do because game designers have more exacting standards
• I don't think there's anything wrong with you determining for yourself what games you like more and which ones you like less that doesn't make you a snob I think the snobbery comes into play on how you treat other people who don't share your same interests
• I think you can get caught up in Chasing The Cult of the new and that will burn you out I think over time I don't think that can be a sustainable Joy

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