For our free play week, we decided\nto play Incan Gold to make up for the previous week where we did not get to\nplay it. We played the game in Tabletop Simulator, and the session went pretty\nsmooth. We were able to set up the game pretty quickly, and we were able to play\nthe game with no issues. The game is essentially about collecting gold by going\nthrough a temple. Sometimes as you advance through the temple you face a hazard,\nand if you face enough of that hazard you are forced to leave without any gold.\nWe played for about an hour and a half and results for everybody were pretty\nall over the place. Personally, I would win some games by quite a bit and other\ngames just have no gold. There were some games where we would immediately start\nruns with hazards and have to leave at the start. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I personally enjoyed the game. It\nis similar to Can\u2019t Stop in that you have to take risks in your decisions, and\nyou have to form some sort of strategy around the risks you make. Sometimes you\nmight want to play it safe because others would have less gold, so you do not\nneed to try and get a lot of gold. On the other side, players who are very far\nbehind will try to make large risks to try and catch up. The chances are slim,\nbut you want to do it for a chance at winning. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In regard to leadership, it is very\nsimilar to what I had to say for Can\u2019t Stop. The theme revolves around risk\ntaking, and when it comes to being a leader you have to take risks sometimes. As\na leader, you need to understand what can happen if you take these risks, and\nif those risks are worth taking. Sometimes the results are good and other times\ntaking that risk can backfire and you have to understand that.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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