Modern Art

Entonces son tres procesos: la producción, la distribución y la subasta, la, la compra de la mercancía.

Eso, mmm, como es, es muy abierto, porque los jugadores tienen margen tanto para poner el precio de lo que venden como para cuánto están dispuestos a pagar, pues como pasa en una subasta del Modern Art o cualquier subasta de este tipo abierta.

Pues apaga y vámonos, porque ya depende de que los jugadores estén entendiendo lo que cuestan las cosas y hagan esa estimación.

Y salvo que seas un calculín del copón, en la primera partida eso no se ve.

Y ahí empieza-- yo he visto pujas en la última ronda que son las que deciden la partida, pero pujas de-- gordísimas, vaya.

Pero eso es un suicidio también.

¿Cómo le vas a estar pagando veintisiete a alguien que tú vas a recibir treinta, a lo mejor por ese buque entero, por todos los-- esos container, que le estás metiendo al otro cincuenta y cuatro puntos? Eso es lo que hay que saber leer, porque en Modern Art pasa algo parecido.

Claro.

The Reiner Canizzi game.

Modern art.

Modern art.

Modern art.

Yes.

Yes.

We, I haven't played modern art in a long time, but I, you know, I connected a couple of dots and I was like, let's do it.

Let's play modern art.

Right.

And I'll tell you, one of the things I really like about that is when you look at other bidding games like Raw or Modern Art or something like that, invariably what happens is three or four people are in the bid, a couple drop out, and then it's just a back and forth, increasing by one or whatever, back and forth.

And everyone kind of sits and waits until somebody finally reaches that apex threshold.

Uh, and it, it's not really a bad problem, but it does sort of bring the game play to a bit of a halt while the, while the bidding happens.

So in terms of like a two to five player tiling kind of game.

Lords of Vegas was the pick instead of, like, Modern Art, Keyflower, and Zuvadas.

So in terms of, like, I almost picked Keyflower because it covered auction and worker placement, and I didn't end up having auction, and I was like, oh, but maybe Modern Art, but that's just auction, and Zuvadas I kind of waffled on, but anyways, I obviously picked Lords of Vegas as that kind of, like, social type of game.

Hans Deutonica Big Box was my pick instead of, I would say, like, something like Free Ride or maybe some other Canizia games that are more about the network building or route building, getting across a map.

Ticket to Ride as well, but I would have picked Free Ride over Ticket to Ride anyway.

Sorry, I would say not a game, but it's notable that I don't have a Kinesia, but it's basically because I flip-flopped between Through the Desert and Castles of Burgundy, so it was very close.

But in terms of specific games, I don't know if there's any other ones that people would think is notable.

Modern Art obviously wasn't on there, one of my favorite games.