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I'll trade you sheep for wood (Settlers of Catan)

Finally played my first game, though one of my brothers was leaving so he didn't so it was just 2 players, bit boring because of that, but the game is better then I thought. The question is paying $50? to own it, or just keep renting it every now and then.
 
I first found out about the game from some folks here on PC, and we proceeded to play a few rounds together.

Let's just say that some of them hate me now. :v

Hey now I don't hate you.

I just blame you for everything bad that's ever happened to anyone ever.

But not hate, silly.

Thankfully that's a different story when I've played online a few times with other PCers. Now you guys know what you're doing :D

You however...

Nah, in all seriousness I quite like Catan, it isn't my favorite thing in the world, but learning to play and then proceeding to play with PC peeps was rather entertaining. Especially that part where I claimed Ullion was the second coming of Hitler and tried to convince the other players to cut him out of all trading and roadways. We've had some good times.
 
Hey now I don't hate you.

I just blame you for everything bad that's ever happened to anyone ever.

But not hate, silly.

So I'm the harbinger of chaos? k I'll take that.
 
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Mayfair games distributed it in North America, though pretty sure that is about to or has very recently changed. My copy is rather old, back from when they first brought it here.

Favorite tactics...
Well, we usually randomize the tiles before placing the numbers, so always shoot for either monopolizing a resource that will be scarce later on or just being on the widest range of numbers possible. In 5-6 player games, make a point of 3-road blocking anyone who looks like they might be trouble later on.

Favorite thing to do later on is offer really crazy deals, like "my hand for a dev card" (not an actual one, but resources for one) or "all this stuff for a single blah". Throw so many resources at someone that it overrides that general sense of impending doom that prevents them trading with anyone close to winning.

Longest road is probably the easiest thing to lose if somebody is aggressive about breaking up your roads with their own. It's unreliable in any of our games.
 
Never actually played it on a board. I downloaded the game on my old phone some years ago, and fell in love with it.
I have the game on my new phone too.
 
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