Geoff uses an interesting bag-building example to discuss how a mechanism that is designed to be fair and equitable to all colors in the bag winds up favoring a single color over time. This example has incredible significance to our hobby, and our world.
You can reach out to Geoff via Twitter or email (geoff@ludology.net).
Gametek Classic 232.5 - Characters
Ludology 232 - The Show Must Go On...line
Biography of a Board Game 231.5 - Rayguns and Rocketships
Ludology 231 - STEAM Engine
GameTek Classic 230.5 - Implicit vs. Explicit
Ludology 230 - Design Re-Verb
Biography of a Board Game 229.5 - Vinci/Small World
Ludology 229 - Hit the Deck!
Ludology 228 - The Roles We Play
Biography of a Board Game 227.5 - Twister
Ludology 227 - Respect the X
Ludology 226.5 - Counterfeiting
Ludology 226 - Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo
Biography of a Board Game 225.5 - Mousetrap
Ludology 225 - A Study in Emma-rald
GameTek Classic 224.5 - Game Balance and AI
Ludology 224 - Putting the Fun in Funko
Biography of a Board Game 223.5 - The Game of Life
Ludology 223 - Kick Out the Jams
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