leider offensichtlich nicht. ich hätte auch gerne mal einen go-to link den ich solchen Leuten direkt zurück passen kann.

nice link, didn't know that

ich bin da nicht affiliated also empfehle ich das mal, mittlerweile ist der unabhängige und nur durch private backer gestützte gamespodcast.de mein liebster Quell an unabhängigem Spielejournalismus.

Ich wüsste leider auch nicht warum Bekannte auf dem Land sich eins kaufen sollten wenn der Bus nur mal alle Jubeljahre um 25 Uhr fährt. Kann mir trotzdem gut vorstellen wie dann gesagt wird guckt das D Ticket ist voll der Misserfolg weil nur 25% der Bevölkerung drauf zugreifen mimimi. Zählen da Studenten mit ihren Semestertickets wohl rein?

Zum heulen. Ich blicke so neidisch auf die Bahner aktuell. So macht man Streik.

Ich finde Sternengeschichten toll, wenn man ein bisschen Spaß u.a. am Weltraum und etwas Physik hat, und sich schon immer mal gefragt hat "Was ist eigentlich ein schwarzes Loch?". Kurze Folgen über ausgewählte Themen, etliche Folgen frei zugänglich. Kann man auch super zum einschlafen hören.

PineTime user here, can second that sadly. Not sure if the market is not there but a product on that market. I'd be right behind you in line.

Wollten die Kassierer nicht auch mal zum ESC?

That's sad. I really liked his reviews, also from things in the greater scope of (board) games.

Some time ago Dark Souls, later Bloodborne, recently Borderlands. I like playing video games, played all of these titles and was very much disappointed playing the board game versions. It's just they cannot reach the completeness and scratch the same itch I got when playing the video games. Most of these titles just carry the name, implement some half hearted mechanic slightly like their video game counter part and call it a day. An example of a better video game-board game I recently played was The Witcher. It's complex, sometimes complicated, but everyone at the table agreed that this game gave a closer example of playing the actual game than the majority of any other video game themed board game. The quest system in particular is of course more shallow than the hour long quests from the video game, but just reading and hearing these tiny stories kicked us back to when we played the video game. That was pretty nice. It felt very nice. Havent seen such a mix of competitive game with so much freedom in what to actual do on the board with such a cool IP like Witcher before and doubt I'll see something with so much care in a while. And back to topic, there where a lot of big kickstarter games I just couldnt get anyone to play with me to the table, e.g. Tainted Grail, Solomone Kane, ... and with board games, I'm really not much of a solo player, it's the getting together what drives me there, so I was stuck with a bunch of nice looking plastic but nothing to do with it. That's one of the main factors buying and selling games nowerdays for me, thinking about if can get folks to sit down and play or not. Bought, never played and sold so many cool looking games I'll probably never experience because of that. One of the bigger titles that comes to mind here was Axis and Allies. I'm still stuck with Root but I like the style of that so much that I wont stop bringing that one up even if we only played it once in about 5(?) years that this is waiting amongst so many other rarely played games. Damn.

The Bled for me

ok what