I'm putting on the driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for out their drive to work.

Okay, so the last couple podcasts, I've been talking all about the design of Unfinity.

So last we left our story, we had decided that the attractions weren't working.

So the original version is you put them out into the park onto the battlefield, everybody could access them.

That proved to be just too much of a negativeness for players.

The idea that my opponent might win on a resource that I spent, you know, I spent resources on something and it allows my opponent to win.

That seemed to be a deal breaker.

So we needed...

So here's what we knew.

We knew that we had an extra deck.

We knew that...

We had the general designs.

Like, we liked the design.

So let me talk about that real quickly.

So one of the things we did when designed the individual attractions was we

said, okay, we made the games, all little mini games we can win a prize. We made the stands,

all things where you could acquire something and the rides originally affected creatures. You picked

a creature. As time went on, it just kind of became things interacting with the board.

Most of them interacted with the creatures because that's just what we tend to do, but not all of them did.

Anyway, what we found was we made a giant list of all the things we expected to see.

So he said, okay, what do you expect to see at a carnival slash amusement park?

Okay, well, you expect to see bumper cars, a ferris wheel.

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