David E. Cohen wrote:I am told by someone who says they do know who won the auction that the person who has the game wants to remain anonymous.
Fair enough. Is the name someone that is recognizable that is "worthy" of the game?
David E. Cohen wrote:I am told by someone who says they do know who won the auction that the person who has the game wants to remain anonymous.
JimHacker wrote:I can't believe the present edition doesn't have even plastic pieces, but cardboard counters. Lame.
NoPunIn10Did wrote:JimHacker wrote:I can't believe the present edition doesn't have even plastic pieces, but cardboard counters. Lame.
It stinks, but I imagine they're trying to target a particular price point. Cardboard tokens are WAY cheaper than plastic.
What they should have done was make the cardboard tokens fit into little transparent stands so that they're more easily viewable on the board. As there can never be more than 34 units on the board at a time, they wouldn't have needed a full complement of stands for each player.
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