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Table-top Games / Re: Sagrada
« Last post by Dragon on January 17, 2025, 21:47:11 »It had been more than a year since we played Sagrada, but we've played 3 times already this month. Beth won today, with 71 points, beating me and Isaac. When we played last weekend, we had a full 4 player game, since Anna joined us. I won that time. And the day before it was just Beth and I. Beth beat me that time.
One thought that I've had with this Sagrada board is that I wish there was space to fit my fingers between the dice spaces, that way I could pick up or set in a die without bumping the other dice so much. I don't have the skinniest fingers, but they aren't too fat either, so I can just imagine it must be a real pain for players with thicker fingers than I have. I also wish that the board would show the requirements of the space wider than the dice size, because when I'm considering which tools to use, knowing what the restriction is under a die that I may want to move is a big factor. I like that the dice fit snug, so they don't get shifted around much, so I wouldn't want that to be lost, so maybe some hemispherical cut outs to show what is underneath would be a good way. Minor complaints. I'm sure it would be a factor in the cost, but if they reduced the overall size of the cardboard window frame, since half of it is just decoration anyway, I wonder if they could offset the cost of making bigger cards and wider spaces.
One thought that I've had with this Sagrada board is that I wish there was space to fit my fingers between the dice spaces, that way I could pick up or set in a die without bumping the other dice so much. I don't have the skinniest fingers, but they aren't too fat either, so I can just imagine it must be a real pain for players with thicker fingers than I have. I also wish that the board would show the requirements of the space wider than the dice size, because when I'm considering which tools to use, knowing what the restriction is under a die that I may want to move is a big factor. I like that the dice fit snug, so they don't get shifted around much, so I wouldn't want that to be lost, so maybe some hemispherical cut outs to show what is underneath would be a good way. Minor complaints. I'm sure it would be a factor in the cost, but if they reduced the overall size of the cardboard window frame, since half of it is just decoration anyway, I wonder if they could offset the cost of making bigger cards and wider spaces.