AN idea Richard, AN idea… gosh…

We are brainstorming a idea right now.

Apparently SIGGRAPH is happening in LA next year. Convenient! http://s2012.siggraph.org/

Bill Gaver – History Tablecloth dude.

By now I mean after class.

Alright.

Yeah. Let’s playtest what we have now and tweak it afterwards.

Can we talk about this after class? I’d rather focus on the lecture now and the game later.

We already have the cards printed out. The number of cards doesn’t affect the timespan of the game itself, just how much work we’ve put into the game. The issue is the voting process and the construction process taking a long time, and the end goal being very distant.

Gentlemen’s Clubs ::Thumbs Up::

Cut out some of the extraneous ones. Keep important things like Hospitals and Gentlemen’s Clubs.

I know we already did a lot of work, but…we could reduce our number of Bill cards by half. Maybe 12/9/6/6 instead of 21/15/12/9. We could then reduce Opportunity cards from 114 to 66.

Players are city councilmen. The more they work together, the more the city grows, they all benefit, and more opportunities are available. But soon someone can run for mayor, in which case they’ll win. They work together by voting on bills.

We could just reduce the Levels to 6/3/3. Reduce the GG needed to half and also reduce the board size to half.

So, yeah…reducing game length…

Its simple. A co-op/competitive SimCity-esque city council based political card/building game thing.

I’m just curious because it sounds like it might be similar to ours. but you dont ahve to share

Uh, so, how bout that NFL football?

Nothing! Nevermind!

What’s your game about?