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Originally Posted by Honolulu_Blue
While me and my friends play a variety of board games, the vast majority are co-op games. I much prefer them to competitive games. I would just much rather spend an evening working with my friends than against them. I'm largely the same with video games. I guess I am just not overly competitive.
Gloomhaven is one of best co-op experiences we've had. You throw in the RPG elements, the system, which is really quite elegant, and everything else, I don't mind the set up and tear down times.
I haven't tried to table top simulator yet, but I'll definitely look into it.
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I'm torn; my wife and I are playing along with the community campaign the developer is running alongside the Frosthaven campaign, and we've been playing with the physical copy. It's fantastic, but the set-up and takedown is brutal. Tabletop Simulator streamlines it all really well, and it's crazy convenient...
... But there's something about the tactility of the physical game that is definitely lacking.
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Originally Posted by Danny
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I find tabletop simulator/ tabletopia very frustrating. I want to reach into the screen to physically grab and move the pieces.
Generally though I spend very little time on non mobile electronic devices nowadays except for work
I've also found that I personally do not like campaign games. I like playing different games and having full resolution when the game is over
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Yeah, this wouldn't be the game for you then; tons of the appeal is the development from session to session, both of the characters and the world itself.