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Jun. 29th, 2018 10:28 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sorcyressLast night I got to play Hanabi using the internet!
See, Magus has been running a little twitch channel and playing games for people's entertainment, and he asked a bunch of his Scottish Dance friends if they wanted to come play Hanabi with him, and to be perfectly frank, the answer to "do I want to play Hanabi with Magus" is almost universally yes. So it was me and him and ShieldToad and a friend OwlSong who I've not met yet but will at Pinewoods next week. Good times!
The site he's using allows you to do really nice play-by-play recaps of the game after, which is marvelous for breaking down what's going on. So we played three games (two of them zero points, ouch) and then could go over where our collective "could've done better there" spots were. Theoretically, this will make me a better Hanabi player in the future, in the meantime, as someone who likes introspection and What People Are Thinking, it's a pretty cool reflection-time.
If you like Hanabi, and want to watch or potentially play, ping Magus about it (or ping me and I'll throw you at him) --he's planning to do it some number of Thursdays this summer, when people are around. Hanabi continues to be the single most fun-per-volume and fun-per-dollar game I've ever bought, so yeah, I definitely recommend it!
~Sor
MOOP!
See, Magus has been running a little twitch channel and playing games for people's entertainment, and he asked a bunch of his Scottish Dance friends if they wanted to come play Hanabi with him, and to be perfectly frank, the answer to "do I want to play Hanabi with Magus" is almost universally yes. So it was me and him and ShieldToad and a friend OwlSong who I've not met yet but will at Pinewoods next week. Good times!
The site he's using allows you to do really nice play-by-play recaps of the game after, which is marvelous for breaking down what's going on. So we played three games (two of them zero points, ouch) and then could go over where our collective "could've done better there" spots were. Theoretically, this will make me a better Hanabi player in the future, in the meantime, as someone who likes introspection and What People Are Thinking, it's a pretty cool reflection-time.
If you like Hanabi, and want to watch or potentially play, ping Magus about it (or ping me and I'll throw you at him) --he's planning to do it some number of Thursdays this summer, when people are around. Hanabi continues to be the single most fun-per-volume and fun-per-dollar game I've ever bought, so yeah, I definitely recommend it!
~Sor
MOOP!