The Tao of Gaming
Boardgames and lesser pursuits.
- By Brian Bankler
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly two posts per week
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Any gaps could be due to errors when fetching the blog’s feed.
Most recent posts
The first ~80 hours of Factorio took me roughly two weeks of realtime. Ah, that new game rush. But the game grew increasingly frustrating. Part of that is that I’d forgotten how frustrating Factorio feels …
I’ve mentioned Dani DaOrtiz before, here’s an interview with him where the first ten-fifteen minutes he demonstrates psychological techniques to manipulate attention/memory, which makes his tricks seem impossible. (His Fool Us tricks are not necessarily …
I normally review bridge books on a BGG Geeklist, but I thought this deserved a longer review. Rote Learning vs Understanding Many people learn bidding by rote and repitition. For example, this flowchart a redditor’s …