The State of Games, Episode 34 – The One About GenCon, DC and The WBC
Wow. It’s been awhile since we talked to all of you, dear listeners! But there’s good reason – we’ve been on the road. A lot. A LOT. It seems as though we’ve barely been at home for the past month, and yet it also seems like we’ve taken our home with us since so many of you have made our convention season wonderful with games and camaraderie. So sit back, have a lemonade, and let’s reminisce. We promise not to be gone so long for a good, long bit.
Links to games and things mentioned on the podcast:
The Great Heartland Hauling Co.
Smash Up (DHM Micro-review)
ALSO, OUR KICKSTARTER ALL STARS:
VivaJava: The Coffee Game (The shipment is almost here! Get your pre-orders in!)
Carnival (It’s here, and ready for you to enjoy!)
And, finally:
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Just for the record, I beat Monkey by 10 points, the value of the loan, in the game of East India Company at WBC.
Fine, John – rub it in. I thought you didn’t want to sleep in the closet when you come down for Expo?
Okay, I withdraw my clarification. My apologies.
We did miss you Monkey, but Chris was a decent consolation prize. Furries are creepy.
I’m lovin’ listening to this podcast … It’s like re-living WBC all over again. Glad you all liked “East India Company” so much!
and it was VERY close BTW. You were tracking me really well but Chris got in your way a few times and I got a super cheap Cod in the mid game that helped me out. I want to brag for/about Chris for a sec, the guys that are distributing Fleet (err GTS or something) were so excited after seeing the write up Chris did that they wanted to play Fleet with us and it went very well. People are reading/listening and thank you again for liking Fleet.
actually, i dont think his name was chris… you just said hi name… the other cool guy that played, your buddy…errrr. ya
Monkey, you pronounced my last name well. It was great to see you guys again!