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).
TTRPG Kids Episode 1
Ludology 300 Celebrating the Love of Games
Ludology 299 UX Essentials
Ludology 298 Green Team Wins!
Ludology 297 Steam Up Team Up / Go Bananas
Ludology 296 - Let's Reminisce!
Ludology 295 - Relationship Goals
Ludology 294 - State of the Industry 2023
Ludology 293 - Color Me Fascinated
Ludology 292 - State of the Art
Ludology 291 - Curiouser and Curiouser
Ludology 290 There's A Game Designer For That!
Ludology 289 - Cat's Got Your Tongue
Ludology 288 - From the Console to the Tabletop
Ludology 287 - Culture Vultures
Ludology 287 - Comfy and Cozy Designs
GameTek Classic 285.5 - The Sweet Spot
Ludology 285 - Unmatched Making
Biography of a Board Game 284.5 - Chill: Black Morn Manor and Betrayal at House on the Hill
Ludology 284 - Spenser is Missing!
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