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Game of the Week Blog Reflection Week 10: D&D Week 3
This week we continue our journey to the D&D. We have played D&D for three weeks and this week is the final week that we play the D&D. Although I am eager to start a new game, I really want to explore more about D&D world with my team.Finally, we arrive the other side of…
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Game of the Week Blog Reflection Week 9: D&D Week 2
This week we are continuing our play of D&D. This game is quite interesting now as we dig into the story. After training of the first week,I think I am now familiar with the game setting and I am ready to move further. Continuing where we stopped from last week, we roll the dice and…
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Week 3 – D&D
This week we had a chance to continue played D&D from what we left last week. The overall process still running very well, since for two weeks practices I am very familiar with the rules and my spells. And I have a better experience with D&D since I have a better understanding of my strength…
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Ladies and Gentlemen – Reflection 6
This week we played Ladies and Gentlemen. Honestly, it did not go as smoothly as I would have pictured. Tabletop Simulator made it difficult with all the moving pieces and we had a member drop out in the beginning, who was my partner. I decided to take the role of a gentlemen, simply because I…
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Game of the Week Blog Reflection 6: Free Play Week 1
NOTE: I was absent this week and did not participate in any gameplay.
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Game of the Week Blog Reflection 5: Incan Gold and Can’t Stop
NOTE: I was absent from this week and did not play either game.
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Week 4 (Can’t Stop)
In the fourth week of class we were scheduled to play the games Can’t Stop and Incan Gold. Unfortunately during the class period my group was unable to play Incan Gold. Fortunately Can’t Stop was really fun to play and had lots of interesting mechanics for a game that broadly looks pretty simple. In Can’t…
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Week 2 and 3 (Fiasco)
In the second and third weeks of playing games in class we played a game called Fiasco. This game is all about story telling and interacting with other people. In Fiasco players tell a story through scenes where they interact with other players. The players interactions are based upon the setting in which they inhabit…
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