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May 20	awarded	Popular Question
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May 18	awarded	Notable Question
Apr 10	awarded	Nice Question
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Feb 28	revised	Games that are quick to teach to new people, yet still fun and strategical Multiple typo corrections
Feb 28	suggested	suggested edit on Games that are quick to teach to new people, yet still fun and strategical
Feb 22	answered	Where can I find the dimensions and weight of a game?
Feb 22	accepted	At the end of the game, can you play a route that is longer than your number of trains?
Feb 21	asked	At the end of the game, can you play a route that is longer than your number of trains?
Jan 21	comment	What's the difference between Puerto Rico and San Juan? Ah boardgamegeek.com/article/1319726 may prove particularly helpful.
Jan 21	answered	What's the difference between Puerto Rico and San Juan?
Jan 17	accepted	How do the expansions for Race for the Galaxy alter the game - are they worth buying?
Jan 17	comment	What cooperative board games are there that I could safely play with my wife? Indeed, it can also be played as a 2-player. Although, there, not so co-operative.
Jan 14	awarded	Editor
Jan 14	revised	How do the expansions for Race for the Galaxy alter the game - are they worth buying? deleted 38 characters in body; edited title
Jan 14	asked	How do the expansions for Race for the Galaxy alter the game - are they worth buying?
Jan 12	comment	Good ways to speed up a game of Ticket to Ride To speed up the game, and keep the mechanic of having a turn to think about what to do next, I find having turns have to take the order of 1) lay down trains, 2) drawn new cards (of both types) works quite well.