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Most played games in the last 10 years.
Shellhead wrote: I think that I have only logged two plays ever over at BGG, before feeling like it was a waste of time. In hindsight, I wish that I had stuck with it, because it would help identify the toads that I need to cull from my collection. I probably need to unload about 40 of my games.
I wish I had started earlier. The mobile version of BGG makes logging plays EXTREMELY easy, like 10 seconds , if that, while using a phone or tablet.
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I'm not ashamed of my Codenames habit. I stand by it as an excellent game. However, what really shoots it up my ranks is that you can play it with nearly anybody. My copy is in my office at work, and it used to come out regularly.dontbecruel wrote: I suppose like some others here, it’s the games the family like that win out, by and large. And they have good taste so that’s fine. A related point: it’s funny to see how many people (like me) have a filthy Codenames habit.
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I don't log my plays. I also wonder if Vassal would count or not. I did a ton of Summoner Wars games on it. Even if you took those out it'd be up there. I also wonder how you'd count something like MtG? By evening? Match? Game? Some games are like 2 minutes where it's "Sol ring, signet- scoop."
Guesses, in rough order:
MtG
Summoner Wars
Heroscape (although my first plays were more than 10 years ago so it might disappear from the list in another 5!)
7 Wonders
Dominion
Race for the Galaxy
Resistance: Avalon
Codenames
Coup
Evolution? Captain Sonar? Dead of Winter? Risk Legacy? What about One Night Ultimate Werewolf? Surely I have a lot of "plays" but fewer hours spent than many other games on the list?
I'm really not sure. I was part of some game groups that really liked mixing things up, so lots of short games woudl get repeats and other wouldn't.
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