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Re: BrickFest 2004 Announces Dirty Brickster Event
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lugnet.events.brickfest
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Wed, 21 Jul 2004 13:50:11 GMT
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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Alfred Speredelozzi wrote:
> How do you keep track that something has been stolen 3 times? If a lot of
> people are involved, it could get quite confusing. Of course, I presume you
> have some experience in this, and I should just trust that you know what your
> doing. :) But.. just in case, I thought I would suggest stickers. Each time
> something is stolen, it gets a sticker. Three stickers and its done.
Stickers are fine if you don't trust the players.
But unless you have 60 people playing in one game or something, it's not a
problem to keep track and stickers are overkill. The person who stole it the
third time (who presumably plotted carefully to get that outcome, I know it's
never an accident when I achieve it (1)) is going to let you know, vehemently
and gleefully, and there will be enough people to corroborate it that there
won't be any doubt.
I see no need for stickers here, in my view, introduction of stickers suggests
we're not a big happy family.
(I'm a "White Elephant" (what we call it in the Lockwood family) player(1) for
over 25 years)
++Lar
1 - considered by some as a master of most of the common strategems for gift
lockdown
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