51 problems when designing a game

Feb 08, 2009 No Comments by de

failI wasn’t even going to watch it. I was happily cooking dinner watching an old baseball game when I decided to catch up on the score of the England v West Indies Test. Last time I checked, they had lost 2 early wickets, but it looked like the game would peter out to a draw.

Funny old game, and all that …

It got me thinking about how incredibly hard it is to replicate something like this in a cricket board game. I seem to recall in one game of International Cricket I once played, England were out for around 100 or so, so I would guess that with the right roll of the dice.

As I continue to plough forward with my cricket board game folly, it does reinforce and idea I have around a team becoming dominant, and what would be needed to ensure that that escalates or not in a real kind of way.

That thought should keep me busy for another 3 or 4 years at least :-)

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de, a regular 12th man in his youth, lives his cricketing dreams through the medium of board games. Roll, roll, spin, flip..."How-izzzz-eeeee???!!!"
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