"Monopoly takes too long"
Meanwhile in Axis and Allies 1940 Pacific/Europe, setup took an hour, reading the rules took thirty minutes, and the siege of France ended 3 hours later. The US is now getting involved.
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The game Monopoly is based off of (read: stolen from) is called The Landlord's Game, and it's about showing the bare and wart-riddled face of sketchy, shady and corrupt business practices and price gouging.
Just get the rulebooks to D&D 5e, or Pathfinder, or Starfinder and put those two/three hour cuts of your life to something infinitely more fun.
Monopoly doesn't take long as long as you follow two rules.
1: If somebody doesn't buy a space, it immediately goes up for auction. 2: Free Parking space does nothing.
Monopoly straight up breaks families lmao
Yeah, but at least Axis and Allies sounds fun.
Fuck Monopoly.
just buff the go payout for professionals to make monopoly more flashy.
This thread is out of mein kampf-ort zone.
That's because no one actually knows the rules of monopoly
besides people buy monopoly for the fake money
Meanwhile, I'm still playing an Agricola game from 2010, and we might be close to end-game by now!
hearts of iron 4 multiplayer games often last 8-10 hours with half of it basically doing nothing but building your economy or doing research projects for 3 hours until ww2 kicks off.
Have you ever played D&D? A single campaign can take months or even years, it's frankly absurd. I will be in two different campaigns starting this week each one eating four hours of my week.
This is why I only play castles and catapults, crossfire, and full contact hungry hungry hippos.
What properties would be in League? Is there enough lore about the cities and towns to fill a board?