• tpyo@lemmy.world
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          4 days ago

          Oooh, hey!! I have that game but haven’t played it yet. It looks freaking dope. Any suggestions? If I can’t convince my family to play I was just going to try it solo

          It’s the “revised edition” if that matters

          • MegaUltraChicken@lemmy.world
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            It’s a fantastic game. If you’re playing with less experienced gamers I would probably leave the occupation/improvement cards out at first.

            And seconding what Cile said. You show up to a gaming meetup with Agricola and I can pretty much guarantee someone is going to want to play. It’s a classic for a reason. Way easier to convince someone that already likes board games.

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            1. organize a “games night” and see if people are interested: “Hey, on Friday night I’m inviting people over to play Agricola. Do you want to come?”
              Board Games, in particular Euros that take can take over 2 hours to play are not something that get pulled out on a whim during social gatherings.

            2. find a board game meetup near you (try meetup.com for example). It’s easier to turn board gamers into friends than friends into board gamers.

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        4 days ago

        Maybe he already has one cool nerd and is looking for a few more.