Dear Player One,
It is Friday. I have not received my
furniture yet. I have had to reschedule its delivery several times. I'm not
sure what the moving company's business model is, but most people are not home
in the middle of the week from 10 am to 2 pm. It would be my general feeling
that most people are at work, school, or otherwise occupied with activities
that make it rather difficult to wait for the delivery man if he shows up at
all. That all being said my delivery is set to arrive on Saturday and I really
look forward to having a bed.
I’m pretty physically sore. I suspect this is from sleeping on the
floor. I don’t remember this being quite so difficult when I was younger. It
will be a while before I agree to any camping trips after this experience. It
is difficult to be energetic and focused when no matter which way you sit
something is aching.
I have started playing board games with my faculty during lunch.
There are now a few small games I wish to purchase after I come home. I might
be able to grab the smaller ones before Christmas and tot them back with me if
things work out.
Hanabi is a short cooperative game which involves cards and
efficiency of information. The game does not last very long but certainly
requires players to observe the rules closely. It is easy to feel the need to
cheat in the interest of succeeding.
The second game is Kill Doctor Lucky the Card Game. I have played
Kill Doctor Lucky the board game a bit and find the card game much more
interesting. It is a much quicker game that tends to be more inclusive (It is
entirely possible to play the board game and never get a turn). It is a very
strategic game but not exclusionary to people who have not played before.
The last of these games are Bang and the related game Samurai. I
know we have played Bang together before so I’ll focus on the later of the two.
Samurai is made by the same designers but was constructed to specifically
address some of the game problems that Bang has. Players that are ‘out’ are
still include and don’t have to wait quietly while the rest of the game
finishes. The second addresses some of the power balancing. I will have to keep
you up to date on this one as I get to play it more.
Now that it is Friday, it is board game night with the program. I
think the game of choice for the evening is Avalon. While I have been told that
it came be played in a reasonably short period of time, I have become skeptical
of this given how many stories of long drawn out games I’ve been hearing. I realize
this may be because the long games are most interesting but I’m not holding my
breath on getting home at a reasonable hour.
I’ve still not been able to obtain waffles for my own waffling
hour. I will have to make a more concerted effort on this front. The little
stores around my apartment just do not carry waffles. Pop tarts and pancake
batter, yes but waffles are a no.
I’m hoping it cools off soon. Walking to class is still very warm
despite the fact I’m only moving around a little after 8 am and walking home
after dinner. We’ll have to see how that goes. Is it getting cold for you yet?
Your,
Player Two
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