Quote from: Kprawn on July 06, 2014, 05:13:37 PM

Why not have a tournament with your friends. Make it interesting, and tell them to put up bitcoins per game. "Winner takes all"

Instead of using $ as on your notes, make it Satoshis. Grin

You could fund this with faucet payments, if they do not have BTC yet, just create wallets for them.

Good work.

That actually sounds like a lot of fun to do.

I love betting on games (do this a lot in Boggle of all games... lol). I'd really like to do something like this, but I've had a hard enough time convincing my husband that bitcoin isn't a scam. I've offered to send him some bits to play with, but he's really not interested. Maybe he'll warm up to the idea in the future. As for friends, I think I'd just end up seeing a glazed look in their eyes.

Quote from: myhoho on July 06, 2014, 05:39:54 PM

Great idea! I love boardgames. Hope you can invent more games and sets.
I'm trying not to advertise, but you should probably try some alt-coins that oriented to start-ups|crowdfunding or business oriented. Not only rely on donations but try to make something bigger. There are some dying cryptos with friendly communities (like Globe) or something still promising - like dolphincoin or swarm... I just mean you have a little chance to be an early adopter and significant player with alternative cryptocoins, not the mainstream bitcoin. but it's always good to accept bitcoin. Digital gold standart ).

Thanks! I really would like to make an original board game when I get the time. As it is now, I have a bad habit of starting projects that only get half finished, so I'm trying to finish those up first. I'll try to take a look into the alt-coins as you suggest, though I'm not really concerned about being an early adopter. Ideally I would just like to do some side-work for some coin.

Quote from: braum on July 06, 2014, 07:19:49 PM

awesome boardgame lol.

I love yoshi! Tongue

Yes he's one of my favs too. =) Him & Koopa Troopa.

Quote from: u9y42 on July 08, 2014, 03:04:38 PM

You would still need to create the models to print (say, with a program like blender) or download them from somewhere, but yeah, 3d printing would be ideal for this sort of thing, and far easier to use on the long run. As for the rules, they seem quite appropriate to the theme. Wink

I don't have any experience with 3-d modeling software, so I should probably work on learning that.

Out of curiousity, are there 3-d scanners available as well? Or are those pretty pricy? Either way, I can't afford it, but would be a nice toy for down the road. Tongue