We usually use a dice to help us remember what we put in the bag. So we put the number up and then place the dice on the icon where we are declaring. It helps a lot especially for us old folks who have a problem remembering sometimes when we're busy talking to other players.
Why do people think complaining every week that this isn't TableTop is helpful? I loved TableTop, but in it's absence I also enjoy weekly doses of Game the Game. Maybe what would help, is people sharing, and liking Game the Game, and creating enough support that Geek and Sundry realizes it's worth putting more money/resources into it, and or, bringing back the tabletop format?
Bravo. Yes, Tabletop had more flair and personality, but I actually enjoy seeing more of the game with GtG. I always preferred whenTabletop uploaded the complete playthroughs. Also, Becca is an amazing host in her own way. Damn thankful to have GtG in Tabletop’s absence.
It does make sense and I'm not disagreeing. I'm just saying they are different shows. It's fair to like one more than the other, but so many people bash Game the Game for not being TableTop...
Comparing this with TableTop is not helpful. The question to ask is, "Would you rather have this show or nothing?" More content is always good, and I personally think Becca does an awesome job. In case you weren't paying attention, Becca was a frequent guest on TableTop, and she was always entertaining; it's no surprise to me that she is hosting GtG.
She is just not good very boring and her voice is bothersome. Also the guest suck compared to Wheaton's. They don't look like there having fun they look like there pretending to.
Sheriff don't like it, dah dah dah.. Block the crossbows, block the crossbows.. I don't really understand all the hate for GtG. Becca does a great job & we still get to see all these interesting games being played, so what's the problem? I like Wil, but that doesn't mean Becca isn't a good host. You can like both.
I can understand Wil's position and decisions. It was a tough situation with no good options, so it had to end up being a bit crap for everyone, regardless of what happened with Table Top. It would be so good if they had more time to play on GtG so they could finish all the games. Perhaps if they scheduled it to be the last thing filmed that day then they could overrun, but then you've got insurance issues unless you also keep the crew & medics on hand & whatever other nonsense. I'd offer up my dining table, but it's on the wrong side of the atlantic..
Honestly my only problem with Wheton is from a specific episode of Ac.Inc. Where he was screaming incredibly annoyingly.It drives me crazy when sound levels are bad so you had to have the sound way up then youve got Wil screaming through the whole episode. Now I dont know who was to blame in the feud between him and Kurtz but something about his personality and the shouting turned me off from him
Ahh I see. I have a problem with people screaming & unnormalised sound levels too, but I don't see him as generally being that way. Never saw that episode though..
I think it's more of a screen presence that bothers me about Becca. She's not bad. She really isn't. But this show is Tabletop's replacement, and it's just not a fair comparison. Wil just owns the screen in a way that Becca can't quite manage (yet).
Table top VS GTG, some say it is missing flair others say one is better than the other, but this is the simple difference. Will invited his friends or other celebrities to enjoy a family style game play with the occasional strong rivalry between friends so it was relatable. What GTG has is longer playthoughs so you can see more details of the game including the quiet non funny times that TableTop sped through to save time or skip over non funny content. My personal opinion is Tabletop had humor and was more enjoyable to me, but Game the Game has its own merit that is slowly growing on me. Yet I still feel the one thing GTG is missing is fun competition between friends.
Also worth noting, Game the Game isn't heavily edited like Tabletop was. There was months of TV show style production behind a season of Tabletop. In essence, Tabletop was +/- 2 hours of content cut and edited down to (on average) 30-45 minutes of entertainment. Game the Game is a 60-80 minute gaming session. I think Tabletop is more entertaining, but Game the Game is more natural. More honest if you will. :)
For those wondering, a mobius strip is a ribbon with only one side. As an example, take a strip of paper put a single twist in it and tape the two ends together. If you were to then take a pen and run it up the center of the strip until you get back to where you started you will see that you have covered both sides of the paper
i wasn't curious about the game (i own it) and i was just passing by this episode randomly, but when i saw her i couldn't stop watching. she is addorable
Becca's very first bag was how I played my last one when I originally played. "I have five apples" and instead I had five contraband - and it was all super-valuable contraband at that!
Becca is damn good at this game, especially those fake tells are really well executed, seeming like she just made a very very tiny unintentional slip that is targeted just so.
I just discovered Geek & Sundry, so I have no feelings about TableTop. This video is way more smooth, relaxed and smarter than TableTop's 'Sheriff of Nottingham'. 37:25 - it was awesome
Becca, I am shocked! First time i have ever caught you getting rules wrong on your videos. Sheriff is one of our groups favorite games. We have 4 copies between all of the players. When you get your bag back from inspection, you are required to open in immediately. Not wait until the end. Although it really doesn’t matter. and you cannot split up your discards - They all go to the same discard pile. However... this game screams for house rules. Our house rule is if you sneak in Green cards that were not declared, they stay face down in the contraband pile until the end of the game, so that no one can count how many legit goods you have. For example, I declare 5 apples but really have 3 apples and 2 cheese. I tell the Sheriff that I have the 5 apples and he lets me pass. I put three apples face up, and the two cheese face down in the contraband pile.
why don't you guys try something different like, I don't know, Outpost Siberia? and servival deck building game. probably the hardest game you find...? it would be nice see something new
yeah it just seemed they had trouble getting the banter going, felt like a struggle for them. Not Becca's fault she pushed the game along as best as she could. How can you compete with Wil Wheaton and his desire to get past customs so he can get to the Dick and Pickle because he has tickets for the butter churning?
I forgot that TT also did this game. Sad to see the comparisons drawn, and definitely not Becca's fault. re: lack of charisma and chemistry among the other players. This is definitely a game that must be played among friends and family, not just strangers.
Just curious, why bleep out Becca saying “shitty” at 29:02 after not bothering to bleep an f-bomb from her earlier, plus a “shit” a minute before the bleep? Otherwise, best GtG yet. Really enjoying watching this one.
I don't know if it's possible to suggest a game to do either as a how to and/or game the game,but I would ask for Marrying Mr.Darcy and the hogwarts battle card game as a multi part. Thanks
Have you watched the cast of the Lizzie Bennett Diaries playing Marrying Mr.Darcy? If not, you should search for it. I really enjoyed it. Mileage may vary if you haven't watched Lizzie Bennett Diaries.
While i like game the game, i LOVE tabletop. Yes Becca is cute, but with Wil you could almost feel how much he enjoyed the game and the time with friends.
From a game theory perspective, if you're the sheriff and believe someone's sneaking unclaimed goods (e.g. you've paid attention to their draws/discards and know their claim is impossible), I think there's no bribe they can give that actually makes it worthwhile to let them through... The game is zero-sum, and they know what goods they put in, so they aren't going to bribe for more than half of what their goods can get them. Using simple numbers for ease of understanding: if I'm trying to smuggle in something that can get me 5 points, and I offer a bribe of 2 that's accepted, I came out on top; the sheriff gained 2 and I gained 3--meaning I effectively just earned 1 point on the sheriff. For that reason, I wouldn't have ever bribed using 3 or higher. Such an interaction would have given the sheriff 3 and me 2--a net loss of 1 to the sheriff. In a zero-sum game, you should not be making deals that benefit someone else more than they benefit you.
Table Top had fun, interesting, and likeable people being fun, interesting, and likeable. It made me excited to go out and buy the games so I could play them with my friends and family. This tire fire has none of that I wish Will would start a new page.
This is good, but it just doesn't have the energy of Table Top :/ I miss the 'totally impromptu' interviews Not like I have a lot of other places to go to get my game fix...
This was quite enjoyable. I didn't enjoy the "oh noes the patriarchy" comment at the beginning but honestly I can tune that BS out at this point. Have to say I was rooting for Thor after the extravagant 15 bribe in the beginning and for the excellent shirt, but let it not be said that the most deserving duplicitous sneak did not win.
Slight flaw in your explanation of how to play... Only promises during a round must be honored, so "All the cheese that got stuck in my bread to not inspect" must be honored "I won't inspect you if you don't inspect me" does not as the promised relates to a different round As for your draw pile (my friends and I usually have two draw piles to go with the two discard piles (still have to draw from discard piles first, but you can draw from both draw piles and go between the two draw piles, ie draw from left, draw from right, draw from left again if you like and set aside enough)
you have 3 apples and a chicken and pepper, but i thought you weren't alloud to have green cards that are not the type you claimed. seems like its time for me to reread the rules, haha.
You must declare EXACTLY how many cards in the bag. So you say it's 3 cards - it must be 3. But you can name any legal good, even if it's not present in a bag. Like pepper, cheese and crossbow are legit for declaring "3 apples", but 4 apples for declaring "3 apples" is against the rules.
Socialist Monopoly??? You can't just say things like that and then not tell us more! Also @ everyone complaining lmao she's just as good as Wil calm down please and thanks.
It's a fact that, although I don't doubt the professionalism of Rebecca and the team at Geek & Sundry: TableTop was much better. This is missing some flair, something ... je ne sais quoi. That little spark of magic that TableTop had is missing here. Then again: filling Wil Wheaton's shoes would probably be an insurmountable task for most people. On a sidenote: Sheriff of Nottingham is a really fun game. And at Greg Putnam, who is apparently telling everyone with valid criticism here to "go away": please just shut up. You sound like a toddler who just had his pacifier taken from him.
TableTop had a much higher production budget and was envisioned as a show that could be on tv. Game the Game has a much lower budget and is filmed with the internet in mind, as something that can be watched live/streamed.
Yeah Game the Game was originally a purely twitch based show and was built with the idea of interacting with chat, so it had a much lower budget but it didn't need it because the charm was the chat interaction... So of course they retool it into a non-Twitch based show, strip out what made it unique and instead turn it into a weaker version of tabletop.
Gotcha, thanks. I'm sure that Rebecca and the people who come on the show to play board games are genuine gamers who love the hobby, and I don't doubt the quality of the show as I stated before, but I'm just not as enamored with this format as I was with TableTop. Which is a shame, because TableTop actually got me into the hobby. I discovered so many great games because of that show. Anyhow, I hope GtG will be able to last longer than TableTop did (four seasons feels so short), and I wish them nothing but the best.
Number of games I have bought because of TableTop: 12. (+1 as a gift) Number of games I have bough because of GtG: 0. That is what sponsors/advertisers need to know. Oops, add 1 to TableTop for Fluxx, though that counts for about six versions of fluxx for me and about as many for family and friends introduced to it, plus another for KingdomBuilder, which I missed before.
That episode of Tabletop is actually my favorite, Wil is in rare form that one. they all were hysterical."Really wanna get in line at the Dick and Pickle."
Everywhere I look I only see this awful 1st edition of this game. Where you can draw from discards (wth) Such a shame the superior version isn't to be seen on much places :/
We usually use a dice to help us remember what we put in the bag. So we put the number up and then place the dice on the icon where we are declaring. It helps a lot especially for us old folks who have a problem remembering sometimes when we're busy talking to other players.
I love how much Becca is so excited by the chaos in this episode
Why do people think complaining every week that this isn't TableTop is helpful? I loved TableTop, but in it's absence I also enjoy weekly doses of Game the Game. Maybe what would help, is people sharing, and liking Game the Game, and creating enough support that Geek and Sundry realizes it's worth putting more money/resources into it, and or, bringing back the tabletop format?
For me personally, Wil's show had more personality, and he and the guests were more involved, if that makes any sense.
Bravo. Yes, Tabletop had more flair and personality, but I actually enjoy seeing more of the game with GtG. I always preferred whenTabletop uploaded the complete playthroughs. Also, Becca is an amazing host in her own way. Damn thankful to have GtG in Tabletop’s absence.
It does make sense and I'm not disagreeing. I'm just saying they are different shows. It's fair to like one more than the other, but so many people bash Game the Game for not being TableTop...
Comparing this with TableTop is not helpful. The question to ask is, "Would you rather have this show or nothing?" More content is always good, and I personally think Becca does an awesome job. In case you weren't paying attention, Becca was a frequent guest on TableTop, and she was always entertaining; it's no surprise to me that she is hosting GtG.
She is just not good very boring and her voice is bothersome. Also the guest suck compared to Wheaton's. They don't look like there having fun they look like there pretending to.
Sheriff don't like it, dah dah dah.. Block the crossbows, block the crossbows..
I don't really understand all the hate for GtG. Becca does a great job & we still get to see all these interesting games being played, so what's the problem? I like Wil, but that doesn't mean Becca isn't a good host. You can like both.
I personally have a bad taste in my mouth (NOT litterally XD) from Wil. What I hate about gtg is when they dnt finish the damn game!
I can understand Wil's position and decisions. It was a tough situation with no good options, so it had to end up being a bit crap for everyone, regardless of what happened with Table Top.
It would be so good if they had more time to play on GtG so they could finish all the games. Perhaps if they scheduled it to be the last thing filmed that day then they could overrun, but then you've got insurance issues unless you also keep the crew & medics on hand & whatever other nonsense. I'd offer up my dining table, but it's on the wrong side of the atlantic..
Honestly my only problem with Wheton is from a specific episode of Ac.Inc. Where he was screaming incredibly annoyingly.It drives me crazy when sound levels are bad so you had to have the sound way up then youve got Wil screaming through the whole episode. Now I dont know who was to blame in the feud between him and Kurtz but something about his personality and the shouting turned me off from him
Ahh I see. I have a problem with people screaming & unnormalised sound levels too, but I don't see him as generally being that way. Never saw that episode though..
I think it's more of a screen presence that bothers me about Becca. She's not bad. She really isn't. But this show is Tabletop's replacement, and it's just not a fair comparison. Wil just owns the screen in a way that Becca can't quite manage (yet).
It would have been nice to see how the scores were totaled up in the end.
That round where becca got all of them was so entertaining haha all those mind games
Its a pleasure to see Becca Scott play Sheriff of Nottingham. She's just too cute being devious. This game was so much fun watching.
another brilliant episode. Well done Becca :)
Rules end at 7:00
Game starts at 8:25
Thank you kindly.
Great show! Becca is both adorable and terrifying .. She is just too good at fibbing
Playing for the first time this weekend
45:50 "oh nooo" is so cute.
Table top VS GTG, some say it is missing flair others say one is better than the other, but this is the simple difference. Will invited his friends or other celebrities to enjoy a family style game play with the occasional strong rivalry between friends so it was relatable. What GTG has is longer playthoughs so you can see more details of the game including the quiet non funny times that TableTop sped through to save time or skip over non funny content. My personal opinion is Tabletop had humor and was more enjoyable to me, but Game the Game has its own merit that is slowly growing on me. Yet I still feel the one thing GTG is missing is fun competition between friends.
I agree totally.
Also worth noting, Game the Game isn't heavily edited like Tabletop was. There was months of TV show style production behind a season of Tabletop.
In essence, Tabletop was +/- 2 hours of content cut and edited down to (on average) 30-45 minutes of entertainment. Game the Game is a 60-80 minute gaming session.
I think Tabletop is more entertaining, but Game the Game is more natural. More honest if you will. :)
You guys should play Mansions of Madness!!
For those wondering, a mobius strip is a ribbon with only one side. As an example, take a strip of paper put a single twist in it and tape the two ends together. If you were to then take a pen and run it up the center of the strip until you get back to where you started you will see that you have covered both sides of the paper
I love how they bleeped out all the bad words except at 59:45
I will watch anything with Becca Scott in it.
One of the regulars at our FLGS is nicknamed Sheriff because of this game. Also because someone else is also named Jaco.
Is Becca actually the cutest person on this planet? I think so.
Then you have a bad sense of cute
No his cute-sense is on point
She has a significant level of adorable.
i wasn't curious about the game (i own it) and i was just passing by this episode randomly, but when i saw her i couldn't stop watching. she is addorable
cute? she is fucking hot!
I liked this episode the first time on tabletop.
I really enjoyed this group of players :)
Becca's very first bag was how I played my last one when I originally played. "I have five apples" and instead I had five contraband - and it was all super-valuable contraband at that!
Soooo, you bleep at 59:54, but not at 59:45 hmmmm
and then again why bleep it when you can clearly hear it ?
you can't discard at 2 different piles
loved the background music
When it zooms out to show the table, it would be nice if the scores were visible so we can follow what's happening better.
I enjoyed very much this one! 😄
"its in a red bag so you know it mathces the color of my... Apples"
I got so happy when I saw Thor had a World of Warcraft shirt
Fyi Game the Game was around while Tabletop was... Wheaton even did a show with them.
Becca is damn good at this game, especially those fake tells are really well executed, seeming like she just made a very very tiny unintentional slip that is targeted just so.
Robert can make a lot of apple cider with all them apples... 🍏🍎
Becca looks so fancy all dressed up here.
6:22 lol!
A Mobius Strip is twisted in such a way that it only has one side to it.
One side and one edge.
They can't call themselves geeks, coz every geek knows this from puberty
GTG is great with longer playthroughs but man can we get Tabletop back?
I just discovered Geek & Sundry, so I have no feelings about TableTop. This video is way more smooth, relaxed and smarter than TableTop's 'Sheriff of Nottingham'.
37:25 - it was awesome
i am pretty sure you can only choose from one pile and discard to one pile
When did CMON buy Sherriff? did they change anything about the game??
Spellcheck 1:09:47 *their
22:45 : Why did Thor pick up one more card from the pile to make a total of six after being a Sheriff ?
Becca is so good in this episode!
Becca, I am shocked! First time i have ever caught you getting rules wrong on your videos. Sheriff is one of our groups favorite games. We have 4 copies between all of the players.
When you get your bag back from inspection, you are required to open in immediately. Not wait until the end. Although it really doesn’t matter.
and you cannot split up your discards - They all go to the same discard pile.
However... this game screams for house rules. Our house rule is if you sneak in Green cards that were not declared, they stay face down in the contraband pile until the end of the game, so that no one can count how many legit goods you have. For example, I declare 5 apples but really have 3 apples and 2 cheese. I tell the Sheriff that I have the 5 apples and he lets me pass. I put three apples face up, and the two cheese face down in the contraband pile.
Tabulates thier?
why don't you guys try something different like, I don't know, Outpost Siberia? and servival deck building game. probably the hardest game you find...? it would be nice see something new
I can tell you 1 thing to bring into Nottingham: Fondue (Cheese, Apples, Bread)
i miss will but i really enjoyed this too.....ohn why cant we get both.
Somebody forgot to fucking beep at 59:45 :P..... Cheers!
yeah it just seemed they had trouble getting the banter going, felt like a struggle for them. Not Becca's fault she pushed the game along as best as she could. How can you compete with Wil Wheaton and his desire to get past customs so he can get to the Dick and Pickle because he has tickets for the butter churning?
I forgot that TT also did this game. Sad to see the comparisons drawn, and definitely not Becca's fault. re: lack of charisma and chemistry among the other players.
This is definitely a game that must be played among friends and family, not just strangers.
did WIl Wheaton do something different with his hair?
starelikeajunkie go away
Becca you play like I do... I'd love to play sheriff against you one day... My favorite game BTW... P. S great video!
Just curious, why bleep out Becca saying “shitty” at 29:02 after not bothering to bleep an f-bomb from her earlier, plus a “shit” a minute before the bleep?
Otherwise, best GtG yet. Really enjoying watching this one.
It would've been even worse if Paul hadn't been so quick on the profanity buzzer. Well done Paul. You're back on the payroll.
"HOUSE RULES" I'm dead lol
I love the that's not me that's never me
ufff buenisimo jaja muy bueno :)
catastrophic loss of pony at 59:44 and 59:52
I love how at least 2 f-bombs don't get bleeped, but other words do. :p
Better then tabletop less swearing and a better looking host and a good instructor. Tell will to make some beer.
I don't know if it's possible to suggest a game to do either as a how to and/or game the game,but I would ask for Marrying Mr.Darcy and the hogwarts battle card game as a multi part. Thanks
Have you watched the cast of the Lizzie Bennett Diaries playing Marrying Mr.Darcy? If not, you should search for it. I really enjoyed it. Mileage may vary if you haven't watched Lizzie Bennett Diaries.
While i like game the game, i LOVE tabletop. Yes Becca is cute, but with Wil you could almost feel how much he enjoyed the game and the time with friends.
Animated Becca winked at me!! :) ;)
From a game theory perspective, if you're the sheriff and believe someone's sneaking unclaimed goods (e.g. you've paid attention to their draws/discards and know their claim is impossible), I think there's no bribe they can give that actually makes it worthwhile to let them through... The game is zero-sum, and they know what goods they put in, so they aren't going to bribe for more than half of what their goods can get them.
Using simple numbers for ease of understanding: if I'm trying to smuggle in something that can get me 5 points, and I offer a bribe of 2 that's accepted, I came out on top; the sheriff gained 2 and I gained 3--meaning I effectively just earned 1 point on the sheriff.
For that reason, I wouldn't have ever bribed using 3 or higher. Such an interaction would have given the sheriff 3 and me 2--a net loss of 1 to the sheriff. In a zero-sum game, you should not be making deals that benefit someone else more than they benefit you.
"Thier"
Daniel Taber Oh god that killed me.
I played I ended up with illegal apples, ale, and a crossbow
Table Top had fun, interesting, and likeable people being fun, interesting, and likeable. It made me excited to go out and buy the games so I could play them with my friends and family. This tire fire has none of that I wish Will would start a new page.
This is good, but it just doesn't have the energy of Table Top :/
I miss the 'totally impromptu' interviews
Not like I have a lot of other places to go to get my game fix...
What happened to them playing NEW games? That was one of the biggest selling points of this show
This was quite enjoyable. I didn't enjoy the "oh noes the patriarchy" comment at the beginning but honestly I can tune that BS out at this point.
Have to say I was rooting for Thor after the extravagant 15 bribe in the beginning and for the excellent shirt, but let it not be said that the most deserving duplicitous sneak did not win.
Thor is so annoyed at the pink haired girl's play at the end of the game. I've so been there.
"thier score"
What happened to Tabletop?
She so cute!
Slight flaw in your explanation of how to play... Only promises during a round must be honored, so "All the cheese that got stuck in my bread to not inspect" must be honored "I won't inspect you if you don't inspect me" does not as the promised relates to a different round
As for your draw pile (my friends and I usually have two draw piles to go with the two discard piles (still have to draw from discard piles first, but you can draw from both draw piles and go between the two draw piles, ie draw from left, draw from right, draw from left again if you like and set aside enough)
The pink hair just likes snapping open them bags without putting any logic into it
Thor sounds like Jeff Goldblum. Close your eyes and you'll swear it's him.
I mean if you're going to do NOT Tabletop, at least do games Will didn't already play. You're just inviting the comparisons at that poiny
you have 3 apples and a chicken and pepper, but i thought you weren't alloud to have green cards that are not the type you claimed. seems like its time for me to reread the rules, haha.
You must declare EXACTLY how many cards in the bag. So you say it's 3 cards - it must be 3. But you can name any legal good, even if it's not present in a bag. Like pepper, cheese and crossbow are legit for declaring "3 apples", but 4 apples for declaring "3 apples" is against the rules.
yes, but i didn't know you could have for example one chicken, one cheese, and one apple and declare then as 3 apples
Socialist Monopoly??? You can't just say things like that and then not tell us more!
Also @ everyone complaining lmao she's just as good as Wil calm down please and thanks.
Monopoly was invented by a female economist to show the hazards of unchecked capitalism. Ironically, a guy stole her idea and sold it to Hasbro.
It's a fact that, although I don't doubt the professionalism of Rebecca and the team at Geek & Sundry: TableTop was much better. This is missing some flair, something ... je ne sais quoi. That little spark of magic that TableTop had is missing here. Then again: filling Wil Wheaton's shoes would probably be an insurmountable task for most people.
On a sidenote: Sheriff of Nottingham is a really fun game.
And at Greg Putnam, who is apparently telling everyone with valid criticism here to "go away": please just shut up. You sound like a toddler who just had his pacifier taken from him.
TableTop had a much higher production budget and was envisioned as a show that could be on tv. Game the Game has a much lower budget and is filmed with the internet in mind, as something that can be watched live/streamed.
Yeah Game the Game was originally a purely twitch based show and was built with the idea of interacting with chat, so it had a much lower budget but it didn't need it because the charm was the chat interaction...
So of course they retool it into a non-Twitch based show, strip out what made it unique and instead turn it into a weaker version of tabletop.
Gotcha, thanks. I'm sure that Rebecca and the people who come on the show to play board games are genuine gamers who love the hobby, and I don't doubt the quality of the show as I stated before, but I'm just not as enamored with this format as I was with TableTop. Which is a shame, because TableTop actually got me into the hobby. I discovered so many great games because of that show.
Anyhow, I hope GtG will be able to last longer than TableTop did (four seasons feels so short), and I wish them nothing but the best.
Game the Game started 1 week after Critical Role started, but originally had Becca(cheater) and Ivan(traitor) as the hosts.
Number of games I have bought because of TableTop: 12. (+1 as a gift)
Number of games I have bough because of GtG: 0.
That is what sponsors/advertisers need to know.
Oops, add 1 to TableTop for Fluxx, though that counts for about six versions of fluxx for me and about as many for family and friends introduced to it, plus another for KingdomBuilder, which I missed before.
This seems like a discount tabletop, was Wil Wheaton fired?
This was so much better when Will hosted it.
Becca > Wil
I recently watched the episode with Wil, I enjoy both.
Go away
That episode of Tabletop is actually my favorite, Wil is in rare form that one. they all were hysterical."Really wanna get in line at the Dick and Pickle."
but not nearly as sexy...
Everywhere I look I only see this awful 1st edition of this game. Where you can draw from discards (wth)
Such a shame the superior version isn't to be seen on much places :/
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Missing Wil Wheaton 😪
…..i prefer wil wheaton….then this women….
Why is the word crossbows funny? This girl is trying way too hard.
Wil did it better, sad reacts only
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