This week, we\nplayed another game called Fiasco, which is also a roll player game. In this\ngame, we need to create and define our own relationships, needs, objects, locations\nand so on. And we need to make all of these into a story, which is fun.\nHowever, the hardest part for me is also to make a story by this information, I\nam not a very creative person, so it was very difficult for me to put all this\ninformation together and make up a story that worked.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I think for the\nleadership in this game, the most important is every player should actively\ncommunicate their ideas, because every choice they make affects not just them\nbut everyone else, and every decision affects the direction of our own story. I\nthink me and my roommates might be able to enjoy this game because we always play\nother games together, so it is easy and comfortable for us to communicate our\nideas.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
During the session,\nthere were 4 group members besides me. After we all connected in, we chose Boomtown\nand set the boundaries which we did not remove anything actually, and we just\nfinished chose and defined our relationships, needs, locations and objects. The\nsession went pretty good since all my group members actively communicated our\nideas. I like this game because I never played this kind of game before, it\nrequires people to exchange their ideas to others so that they can make their\nown story which is cool. Since I am not a creative person, my personal value in\nthis game is to take note so that things will no mess up which is also very\nimportant. Because if people do not remember what they chose, they will waste time\nto redo it, and it will cause us to fall behind schedule.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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