Trashing Cards | Dune: Imperium – Uprising
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Trashing Cards | Dune: Imperium – Uprising
Open-ended meaning-making, shared world, scarce real-estate. These three properties are crucial. Every game with more than one player becomes a game about the interaction between those players. Without shared scarcity, there is no incentive to join our realities, and meaning-making becomes fork-only.
Gordon Brander • Wiki as a Commons
Remember, you have no idea that the board exists and you can only see what is on the left hand side i.e. the characters you press and the sequence. You will almost certainly be shocked by the speed at which you have lost the game. You’ll probably scribble down their sequence as some sort of magic sequence for you to re-use. However, every time you ... See more
Simon Wardley • Highlights From medium.com
It is often a good idea to exhaust the opponents of their trumps, by playing the trump suit, if you can safely do so and still maintain control of the hand. The prime reason for pulling trumps is to prevent the opponents from making unnecessary tricks by trumping your high cards in the side suits.
Harry Lampert • The Fun Way to Serious Bridge
In game playing, we try to achieve some specified end under certain specified inefficiencies.