I'm the exact opposite. Give it to me cheap and quick. If it
turns out to be a great game I'll buy a nice copy, but these days I'm as
likely to print something off of WargameVault.com as I am to purchase a
production copy.
"Component Quality" has turned boardgaming into an expensive hobby,
and damn if I don't end up trading or selling 3/4 of what I buy. Losing
half the value of $80 per title costs money I wouldn't have to spend if
people weren't concerned about the thickness of the game chits.
On Wednesday, January 17, 2018 at 1:22:52 PM UTC-5, wildthayne wrote:
>
> Ha, ha!
>
> I see you're in a good mood today. :-)
>
> I'm not a mini aficionado, yet I will note that I have a positive
> emotional response to handling quality game components and negative
> emotional response to low grade components with poor balance, sharp edges,
> or questionable durability.
>
>
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