Board Gamers?

Malroth

drakeheuer14 said:

I highly recommend Balderdash if you are with a group of creative and funny people. Very, very fun. 

I once played this with a man who knew the definitions of most the words, he didn't understand the point of the game.

eeriepadave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA5ryowAyLk

eeriepadave

Anyone play Cones of Dunshire yet?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwmvsHtoLgU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfXfOCIIFcY

markymark550

eeriepadave said:

Anyone play Cones of Dunshire yet?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwmvsHtoLgU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfXfOCIIFcY

I'm waiting for Winds of Tremorrah. It is, after all, the ninth highest-selling multiplayer figurine based strategy fantasy sequel game in history!

Purple Fairy Tree

Mahjong but on the computer

eeriepadave

markymark550 said:

eeriepadave said:

Anyone play Cones of Dunshire yet?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwmvsHtoLgU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfXfOCIIFcY

I'm waiting for Winds of Tremorrah. It is, after all, the ninth highest-selling multiplayer figurine based strategy fantasy sequel game in history!

shouldn't you at least play Cones of Dunshire first?

eeriepadave

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

Gern Blansten

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

eeriepadave

Gern Blansten said:

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

This was my dad's. I never understood this game, plus it was from 1971 (couple years before i was born). I did have another baseball game from the late 70's which was pretty cool i thought. Forget the name of it though.

markymark550

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

This was my dad's. I never understood this game, plus it was from 1971 (couple years before i was born). I did have another baseball game from the late 70's which was pretty cool i thought. Forget the name of it though.

Strat-O-Matic?

That's another one people have gone nuts over.

Very nice of the guy to buy the SI game for that much. I don't think many people would be that honest about it. 

Gern Blansten

markymark550 said:

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

This was my dad's. I never understood this game, plus it was from 1971 (couple years before i was born). I did have another baseball game from the late 70's which was pretty cool i thought. Forget the name of it though.

Strat-O-Matic?

That's another one people have gone nuts over.

Very nice of the guy to buy the SI game for that much. I don't think many people would be that honest about it. 

actually that's the one I was thinking of....the SI game looks very similar though

eeriepadave

Gern Blansten said:

markymark550 said:

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

This was my dad's. I never understood this game, plus it was from 1971 (couple years before i was born). I did have another baseball game from the late 70's which was pretty cool i thought. Forget the name of it though.

Strat-O-Matic?

That's another one people have gone nuts over.

Very nice of the guy to buy the SI game for that much. I don't think many people would be that honest about it. 

actually that's the one I was thinking of....the SI game looks very similar though

I can't remember if it was Start-o-matic or not. I don't know if I still have it. I do remember that you had players statistics. I usually played the Phillies vs the Reds cause they were the best teams at the time. Each player had their own stat card. I think you had to roll the dice and match what it came up with to that players card.

markymark550

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

markymark550 said:

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

This was my dad's. I never understood this game, plus it was from 1971 (couple years before i was born). I did have another baseball game from the late 70's which was pretty cool i thought. Forget the name of it though.

Strat-O-Matic?

That's another one people have gone nuts over.

Very nice of the guy to buy the SI game for that much. I don't think many people would be that honest about it. 

actually that's the one I was thinking of....the SI game looks very similar though

I can't remember if it was Start-o-matic or not. I don't know if I still have it. I do remember that you had players statistics. I usually played the Phillies vs the Reds cause they were the best teams at the time. Each player had their own stat card. I think you had to roll the dice and match what it came up with to that players card.

That is Strat-O-Matic. Or if its not, somebody ripped off that game idea.

BrainofBGA

Cluedo is one of my favourites. Bought it recently as I’d never actually owned it, I use to play friends or relatives. Always a good one with a group of people. Scattergories is also one of my favourites. Makes you think but plenty of fun along the way! 

BrainofBGA

eeriepadave said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA5ryowAyLk

All time classic 🔥

lastexitlondon

I love scrabble and trivial pursuit.  Been playing logo game with  my kids

eeriepadave

markymark550 said:

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

markymark550 said:

eeriepadave said:

Gern Blansten said:

eeriepadave said:

I was going through some of my old board games and posted a few of them on facebook marketplace. The ones I listed were as followed for $10 each. Didn't think I would get a response from anyone but this one dude from Connecticut was very interested in one of them.

- Trivial Pursuit Young Players edition (1984)

- Risk (1959)

- Pro Football 3M (1966)

- Sports Illustrated Baseball game (1971)

The guy was very interested in the SI baseball game and he said I can't let you sell it for $10. I did see it vary in price on ebay going as high as $500 though. He offered me $150 for it. I honestly was shocked and didn't think he would pay me, but he did. He was very excited to play it. He might try and resell it if that's what the going price is but it's alright. Made someone happy at least.

I wasn't enough of a baseball geek to play it but I remember reading that it was an amazing game. I can't imagine the time it would take to play it.

This was my dad's. I never understood this game, plus it was from 1971 (couple years before i was born). I did have another baseball game from the late 70's which was pretty cool i thought. Forget the name of it though.

Strat-O-Matic?

That's another one people have gone nuts over.

Very nice of the guy to buy the SI game for that much. I don't think many people would be that honest about it. 

actually that's the one I was thinking of....the SI game looks very similar though

I can't remember if it was Start-o-matic or not. I don't know if I still have it. I do remember that you had players statistics. I usually played the Phillies vs the Reds cause they were the best teams at the time. Each player had their own stat card. I think you had to roll the dice and match what it came up with to that players card.

That is Strat-O-Matic. Or if its not, somebody ripped off that game idea.

Doing some research it was either Strat-O-Matic or a game called APBA (and I Have a feeling it was the latter)

BrainofBGA said:

Cluedo is one of my favourites. Bought it recently as I’d never actually owned it, I use to play friends or relatives. Always a good one with a group of people. Scattergories is also one of my favourites. Makes you think but plenty of fun along the way! 

so looks like Cluedo is pretty much Clue but in Australia and the UK

MayDay10

Strat o Matic and APBA are the big ones.  

In strat o matic, you roll the dice and many results are on the cards.  You do get referred to various charts.


APBA, you roll and get a number and get referred to a book that gives you the result.



I actually still play strat o matic.  


There are a few other good ones.  Replay Baseball and History Maker baseball.  IMO nothing is built as perfectly as Strat

Jason P

Code Names is a pretty good game for groups of people that don't play games often.   I played it for the first time during Thanksgiving and it took one practice game to get a good grip on the rules.

There are two teams with each team having a "spymaster".  The spymaster gives a one-word clue and state how many cards they think their team can pick based off that clue.  The spymasters use that card with all the squares to determine which cards are red team vs blue team.  Very easy for beginners to learn so I was certainly glad to play that instead of "Apples to Apples" which drives me nuts.  Game is pretty cheap too. 

It's no Cones of Dunshire though ....

Gern Blansten

https://www.strat-o-matic.com/product/1976-baseball-game/

$75 gets you the Big Red Machine