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Quote from: Jolo on November 08, 2010, 02:26:23 PMQuote from: Matt Robertson on November 08, 2010, 01:30:09 PMPopular Variants and Amendments: (This is copied and altered from BoardGameGeek). Turn Order Auction. (We always play with this)This is pretty much a variant of Age of Steam rules, the only difference is that the first out is free, everyone else pays half their bid except the winner.Interesting idea Jolo, I kind of like that, as a matter of fact I will implement this when I host, this should stop the out of control betting just for the sake of betting to inflate the price! I assume that for the odd bets say $7,000 the half payment for paying would be rounded up like $4,000 to avoid the constant odd number betting ?Thanks
Quote from: Matt Robertson on November 08, 2010, 01:30:09 PMPopular Variants and Amendments: (This is copied and altered from BoardGameGeek). Turn Order Auction. (We always play with this)This is pretty much a variant of Age of Steam rules, the only difference is that the first out is free, everyone else pays half their bid except the winner.
Popular Variants and Amendments: (This is copied and altered from BoardGameGeek). Turn Order Auction. (We always play with this)
Quote from: Matt Robertson on November 08, 2010, 01:30:09 PM Reveal Major Lines. (We always play with this)I thought this was in the rules, at least it is how I play it
Reveal Major Lines. (We always play with this)
This is likely my favourite all time game. If I play with others who can also get into it, I find myself soon standing, not only because of the huge board size (I am talking about Railroad Tycoons which is the same game but an earlier printing) but because the game is just so dang exciting that I can't stay sitting. The only problem for me is that since it is close to 2 hours I find it harder to find players, hence, I don't get it onto the table as often as I would like.
Quote from: Jon on March 30, 2011, 11:37:37 AMThis is likely my favourite all time game. If I play with others who can also get into it, I find myself soon standing, not only because of the huge board size (I am talking about Railroad Tycoons which is the same game but an earlier printing) but because the game is just so dang exciting that I can't stay sitting. The only problem for me is that since it is close to 2 hours I find it harder to find players, hence, I don't get it onto the table as often as I would like.Next time we are in Morse we should get together, I believe we have mutual friends there named G'Kar and Londo...
Hmmm, no. Maybe you are thinking of my friend Aaron who is from Morse. I game with him as often as possible. That being said I am always up to meeting and gaming with new people so it still might be able to work.