Pirates of the Spanish Main is a thing again. (Also, It’s a pain to take the ships apart after every game. Just get a bigger box.)
I love the button game. There’s a couple other games with the “Feel through the bag” mechanism, namely Dr. Shark and Space Cadets, but this sounds distinct enough. I would like to put my personal vote in for anthro animals if that swings things at all.
I don’t see why specific buttons would be hard to find. Way more people wear clothes than play boardgames, I should think that buttons would be a pretty easy thing to find a wholesale or manufacturing company for.
On that note, would it maybe work well to have the button requirements relate to shape, size and texture, and have each player have a bag of buttons in their own colour? It would make it more obvious who was working on which customer’s suit.
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Couple of things:
Pirates of the Spanish Main is a thing again. (Also, It’s a pain to take the ships apart after every game. Just get a bigger box.)
I love the button game. There’s a couple other games with the “Feel through the bag” mechanism, namely Dr. Shark and Space Cadets, but this sounds distinct enough. I would like to put my personal vote in for anthro animals if that swings things at all.
I don’t see why specific buttons would be hard to find. Way more people wear clothes than play boardgames, I should think that buttons would be a pretty easy thing to find a wholesale or manufacturing company for.
http://www.lotsofbuttons.com/
http://ascuteasabutton.com/
http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/button.html
http://www.globalsources.com/manufacturers/Button.html
On that note, would it maybe work well to have the button requirements relate to shape, size and texture, and have each player have a bag of buttons in their own colour? It would make it more obvious who was working on which customer’s suit.
I just realized that I replied to the wrong episode >.< This was meant to go on the previous one.