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New Barnga Question
Started Jun 26, 2011 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Will be playing barnga again. This time with 30 people. I have 5 rule sets. Is it best to have 5 tables of 6 players or 6 tables with 5 players, and have one rule set duplicated? Thanks, JimboContinue
Barnga with 12 participants
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jimbo Jun 16, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Favorites
I will be running Barnga for a group of 12 participants. I can either have 4 tables with 3 participants each, or 3 tables with four participants each. I'm wondering if anyone has an opinion on which…Continue
Anyone interested in Double Dipping? NASAGA + ISAGA = MORE!
Started Jun 6, 2010 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Just pulled the trigger on attending the ISAGA 2010 Conference in Spokane in July.Check out the very full program here:…Continue
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Questions about how to use the new site?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jimbo Mar 2, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
As we are shifting to a new site, it seems like there will be a lot of questions of how to best utilize it, and how to become informed via email, etc.I probably don't have any answers, but thought it…Continue
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Jimbo replied to Joanna Średnicka's discussion ISAGA 2011 in Poland !"Hi Joanna,
I am so sorry I won't be able to attend. I had a wonderful time at ISAGA 2010, and HIGHLY recommend any NASAGAns in Europe to attend. Some absolutely wonderful people, and access to some great research and…"
Jimbo posted a discussionNew Barnga Question
Will be playing barnga again. This time with 30 people. I have 5 rule sets. Is it best to have 5 tables of 6 players or 6 tables with 5 players, and have one rule set duplicated? Thanks, JimboSee More
Jimbo replied to Jimbo's discussion Barnga with 12 participants"Just finished the activity.
Wonderful depth in the debrief. No one even knew it was a "cross-cultural" activity until at the end of the debrief.
Thanks for the advice and support. The comments from Chris and Bob…"
Jimbo replied to Jimbo's discussion Barnga with 12 participants"As I think about this. If there were three people at a table, then on round 2, most tables would have 3 competing rule sets as the winner from the table "below" and the loser from the table "above" would now be…"
Bob Rice replied to Jimbo's discussion Barnga with 12 participants"I agree with Chris on using 3 tables of 4 for Barnga. That is, unless you modify the structure of the game. I don't have an immediate suggestion for that. Perhaps the NASAGA brain trust can come up with ideas. While my challenge was different,…"
chris saeger replied to Jimbo's discussion Barnga with 12 participants"I would go 3 tables of 4. Playing a table of three might give you an odd man out. 2 players would have the same rule and one different. Even without talking i think the tables would quickly figire it out
Best wishes
Chris"
Jimbo posted a discussionBarnga with 12 participants
I will be running Barnga for a group of 12 participants. I can either have 4 tables with 3 participants each, or 3 tables with four participants each. I'm wondering if anyone has an opinion on which configuration will be better. Thanks in advance. JimboSee More
Jimbo replied to Greg Koeser's discussion Spent the game"I liked it. Simple interface. I particularly liked the call from the collection agency. That actually triggered an emotional response in me! Kind of a panic in owing someone money, and the risk of losing something I need and…"
Jimbo replied to Kyle Mawer's discussion Gaming for the English language learning context"Kyle,
Might be easier to think of things if you gave a few examples of games that tick many boxes that you are currently aware of.
Jimbo"
Jimbo commented on Brandon Carson's group Game Design Brainstorming"Just met with a trainer who is looking to create a game (mostly board game) for an Action Learning certification program. As I get more information, I'm sure I'll be looking here for some ideas."
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Jimbo replied to Greg Koeser's discussion What games do you play for fun? (Monthly topic)"Great topic.
I also love Race for the Galaxy (there is a great down loadable AI version HERE for those that have experience the game and want to practice (a bit hard picking it up from an AI).
I'm also enjoying Dominion with my gaming…"
Jimbo posted a discussionAnyone interested in Double Dipping? NASAGA + ISAGA = MORE!
Just pulled the trigger on attending the ISAGA 2010 Conference in Spokane in July.Check out the very full program here:http://isaga2010.wordpress.com/conference/programming/My impression of ISAGA is that it is a little more academic than NASAGA, and the program titles seem to support that assumption. I'll definitely report out my experience here, and if there are any that are located in the Pacific Northwest that are…See More
Jimbo left a comment for Kat Koppett"Hey Kat,
Will you be coming to NASAGA this year?
Hope so.
Jimbo"
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- At 2:21pm on October 5, 2011,
Marjorie Boeshansz said… - Are you coming to Philly?!?!?
- At 11:32am on March 3, 2010, Marjorie Boeshansz said…
- HEY!!!!! So good to hear from you. How are you!! Are you going to be in Vancouver this year??
- At 7:40pm on March 2, 2010, chris saeger said…
- greeting Jimbo... nice to "see" you.
- At 7:21pm on March 2, 2010, Jimbo said…
- Very kind of you!
I will be there as my parents live in Seattle. It will give me a good excuse to see more of them and more of the wonderful people at NASAGA.
Congrats on a wonderful Canadian Olympics.
Jimbo
- At 6:32pm on March 2, 2010,
Pierre Corbeil said… - Glad to hear from you. I tried to send you some maple sugar, but apparently sending it through the mail is no longer possible.
I may make it to Vancouver: my brother lives there !
- At 3:33pm on March 02, 2010, Brandon Carson gave Jimbo a gift…
Thanks for the gift. Back atcha... what a fun group to work with, and again, thanks mucho!
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