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Post Post #1025 (ISO) » Mon May 03, 2021 11:29 pm

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Thanks for running the game! I think it didn't translate too well to forum play, but I'm intrigued by the original version now!
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Post Post #1026 (ISO) » Tue May 04, 2021 6:57 am

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I think a couple of changes could probably help if there was a re-run?

1) Display the Fortune-Teller event somewhere in the OP for ease of reference. (To be fair, the original game has this problem too - it's easy to forget about the Fortune Teller!)
2) Change the Cauldron to have players on the same level as the rewards they're getting instead of one level behind. (The original version has it set up this way, and for good reason - the chips cover up the rewards in the cauldron, so by having the rewards be in the space ahead, it's easy to see what you're getting without having to move the chip. But that's not a problem here; just makes things confusing instead.)

The biggest problem that I can't think of an easy solution for is bag management - something that's trivially easy in the original game, but more complicated in a forum environment. Having the mod handle every little step makes the game take a *lot* longer, but there were multiple cases of confusion when players tried to do it themselves.
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Post Post #1027 (ISO) » Tue May 04, 2021 7:21 am

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Thanks for playing, everyone! I'm sorry for taking a while to update at the end, and for the mistakes I made as a first-time mod.

I'm not sure if I would run this game again. I really like playing it IRL, but I don't know how well it works on a forum. Nobody wants to see someone make 15 posts, only for their bag to have gotten messed up somewhere near the beginning, and most of their posts don't count.
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Post Post #1028 (ISO) » Tue May 04, 2021 7:33 am

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In post 1025, Felissan wrote:Thanks for running the game! I think it didn't translate too well to forum play, but I'm intrigued by the original version now!
The original version is awesome, and definitely worth a look for those who like press-your-luck games.

Each of the chips (except bombs, oranges, and blacks) have a bunch of variants divided into sets, so for those who get bored with the original powers there are more to draw on.
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Post Post #1029 (ISO) » Tue May 04, 2021 6:27 pm

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Thanks for the game Snakes! Congrats to Farren for the win and everyone for a good game.

I find it fun! It's also surprisingly tense at times, just how many times can you avoid the 1 in x chance of bombing out. I may have pushed my luck on the wrong places but that's just because I have to, haha.
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