In games without hidden knowledge (e.g. hand cards), it's quite easy to play a teaching game, where one person can discuss potential moves with a person learning a game. For example: In Azul a "teacher" can see the available options and explain to the "learner" what options they have and what certain moves would do.
I think it would be nice to have an option, where people can voluntarily reveal their hand etc. in a friendly game. This would allow another player to teach a game more easily. On the one hand explain, why playing a certain card would be good or bad in a specific situation. On the other show what options the teacher has available, and why they chose one over the others.
I understand, that this would have to be done for each game seperately if implemented as an option. There's a number of games, and it would take time. and it might not be doable for all the games. However, I think it might be a nice addition.
Thinking one step further, such a feature could be used on streams or for videos discussing strategies and tactics beyond the plain teaching.
I think it would be nice to have an option, where people can voluntarily reveal their hand etc. in a friendly game. This would allow another player to teach a game more easily. On the one hand explain, why playing a certain card would be good or bad in a specific situation. On the other show what options the teacher has available, and why they chose one over the others.
I understand, that this would have to be done for each game seperately if implemented as an option. There's a number of games, and it would take time. and it might not be doable for all the games. However, I think it might be a nice addition.
Thinking one step further, such a feature could be used on streams or for videos discussing strategies and tactics beyond the plain teaching.
