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Hoping to see (some of) Camel Up, Quacks of Quedlinburg, 7 wonders expansions, Dominion... a man can dream :p

On the other hand, if there's someone who wishes not to make their move until those before them have, they can always just wait. I guess the only problem there is the available turn time. Problem is, while you wait, your timer still runs. And it's an issue if you have less available time than the o...

Invisible placement shouldn't be an option. It doesn't work like that in the real game, and actually, the rules clearly state that the player picking the Mayor places colonists first, and then the next player and so on, which means that the last player HAS an advantage (the advantage of information)...

In the official rules of this game (http://riograndegames.com/uploads/Game/Game_4_gameRules.pdf), page 4, at the end of the mayor role it reads: "- Usually, all players place/move their colonists at the same time. If, however, the players feel that their placement decisions may depend on other’...

In the official rules of this game (http://riograndegames.com/uploads/Game/Game_4_gameRules.pdf), page 4, at the end of the mayor role it reads: "- Usually, all players place/move their colonists at the same time. If, however, the players feel that their placement decisions may depend on other’...

Elo has its inherent flaws, but getting rid of it and putting percentages is WAY worse. Please never do that. It would encourage players to play against weak players to inflate their victory %. At least, Elo gives a higher reward for beating better players; a % based score wouldn't discriminate. Eve...