I'm generally falling out of love with expansions. It makes sense in games where it expands the game, so another player can join (i.e. Exploding kittens/imploding kittens) but other than that I'd rather buy a new game than expand one I already know.

Not at that specific time, no.

Andy Grote war das, richtig? Der mit dem Pimmel? Jaja, ne um den geht's grade nicht.

Düdü düdü düdü dü dü. Alter.. erstma Bambule anmachen.

Danke für den Ohrwurm

Sozusagen "was müsste Konservativismus sein, um eine gute Idee zu werden".

Ja, sehr rosarot die Brille.

März

I know a duck when I see one!

btw. : Why did it take me so long to find this community?

That would indeed have been a power move. But let's be real: I'm as addicted to this stuff as the next one. It helps to know how it works to keep it in check.

One chonky boi

As one of those Europeans I can assure you that having a working train network is great. But again: That's not the situation you're in, so I completely understand your decision.

The change we need to see in regards to the environmentalist arguement you're mentioning, will only be successful if the option to take a train and rent a car close to your final destination is more convenient or faster or cheaper or all of those for you.

It's the way we build the world that decides what is the best way to travel. We should build better worlds, not better cars.

Yep. Those companies make it easy to join so they capture big user bases and become the defacto standard. I had a bad feeling about discord from the beginning. Glad I managed to stay away. But I'm old and not really interested in most "communities" online, so it's an easy decision for me. With instant messengers on the other hand...