Board games: I love Euro-style boardgames! I don't have a regular group to play them with, so I was looking forward to the local gaming con this coming weekend to play a ton of them. Obviously that's not happening.
RPGs: I've been in the Pathfinder Society for 3 years now, mostly playing online since our local chapter only runs weekly games at one store on the other side of town. So no changes there.
Card games: I got into KeyForge last year. I've been playing every couple weeks at the local gaming store. There's an unofficial site, The Crucible, where one can play, but I've found it has negative effects on my in-person play because the software takes care of things a little too automatically that I wind up forgetting in person.
(What's KeyForge? I like to describe it as Richard Garfield's apology for Magic: The Gathering. Buy one deck, play that deck, no alterations. If you get bored with it, buy another deck to play.)
Video games: Any era, as long as it's turn-based and has a strong story component. Now that I'm stuck at home for a while, I've decided it's time to start on Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
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on 2020-03-23 08:12 pm (UTC)RPGs: I've been in the Pathfinder Society for 3 years now, mostly playing online since our local chapter only runs weekly games at one store on the other side of town. So no changes there.
Card games: I got into KeyForge last year. I've been playing every couple weeks at the local gaming store. There's an unofficial site, The Crucible, where one can play, but I've found it has negative effects on my in-person play because the software takes care of things a little too automatically that I wind up forgetting in person.
(What's KeyForge? I like to describe it as Richard Garfield's apology for Magic: The Gathering. Buy one deck, play that deck, no alterations. If you get bored with it, buy another deck to play.)
Video games: Any era, as long as it's turn-based and has a strong story component. Now that I'm stuck at home for a while, I've decided it's time to start on Fire Emblem: Three Houses.