9. Positive Feedback - Positive & Negative Feedback Loops in Boardgames

Two Wood for a Wheat

9. Positive Feedback - Positive & Negative Feedback Loops in Boardgames

13 de mar. de 2019 · 46m 45s

Capítulos

01 · Fantasy Realms

1m 57s

02 · Western Legends

3m 58s

03 · Rococo

9m 34s

04 · The Main Event: Feedback Loops

13m 11s

05 · Splendor

14m 34s

06 · Agricola

17m 32s

07 · Steam Time

20m

08 · Wingspan

21m 40s

09 · Clans of Caledonia

25m 48s

10 · Lisboa

27m

11 · Lorenzo il Magnifico

28m 43s

12 · Scythe

29m 47s

13 · Scythe: Rise of Fenris

32m 45s

14 · Near and Far

33m 49s

15 · Charterstone

35m 5s

16 · Seafall

35m 13s

17 · Gloomhaven

36m 40s

18 · Gloomhaven

37m 25s

19 · The Voyages of Marco Polo

39m 59s

20 · Dominion

40m 53s

21 · Tyrants of the Underdark

41m 25s

22 · Lorenzo il Magnifico

42m

23 · Eclipse

42m 50s

24 · Terraforming Mars

44m 19s

Descripción

Ever wonder what it would be like to do something, then do it again but better, and do it again but still better yet? If you answered yes, then you...

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Ever wonder what it would be like to do something, then do it again but better, and do it again but still better yet? If you answered yes, then you should be listening to our episode about feedback loops.
We also talk Tony's new one eyed dog (vote on this dog's name in the comments: Sammy Davis Jr. Jr. or Patches), Tony's thoughts on Fantasy Realms which is a card-drafting filler in desperate need of a sellout theme, and Pat's opinion on Western Legends that he blatantly stole from his girlfriend.
01:57 Fantasy Realms
03:59 Western Legends
09:34 Rococo
13:12 The Main Event: Feedback Loops
14:34 Splendor
17:32 Agricola
20:00 Steam Time
21:40 Wingspan
25:48 Clans of Caledonia
27:00 Lisboa
28:43 Lorenzo il Magnifico
29:47 Scythe
32:45 Scythe: Rise of Fenris
33:49 Near and Far
35:05 Charterstone
35:13 Seafall
36:40 Gloomhaven
40:00 The Voyages of Marco Polo
40:54 Dominion
41:25 Tyrants of the Underdark
42:00 Lorenzo il Magnifico
42:50 Eclipse
44:19 Terraforming Mars

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