Episode 51: Nothing Personal and the Top 50 Games on Board Game Geek Part 2

The Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast

Jamie Keagy

Hobbies, Leisure, Games

4.7 • 869 Ratings

🗓️ 2 October 2013

⏱️ 183 minutes

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Summary

In episode 51, the founders crack open Nothing Personal designed by the Capo of the Dice Tower Network, Tom Vasel, and give you a walkthrough and review. Then they finish up their discussion about the top 50 games on Board Game Geek.

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, October 2nd, and you're listening to The Secret Cabball Gaming Podcast.
0:10.3	Today, the founders review, nothing personal, and discuss the top 50 board games on Board Game Geek, part two.
0:21.3	And now, please welcome the Secret Caball Founder.
0:30.0	Hello and welcome to episode 51 of the Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast.
0:35.5	My name is Jamie.
0:36.3	Tony here.
0:37.4	Hello, folks, Brian.
0:38.3	And I'm Steve.
0:39.5	So, we haven't recorded an episode in quite a long time.
0:42.6	We actually put it off for a week.
0:44.2	So you're getting very, very, very fresh information because we recorded this about
0:48.8	three days before it goes live.
0:50.6	Which also means that we've played about a billion board games, at least Steve and I
0:54.9	and Chris have, but Chris is obviously not here today, so you're going to have to hear Steve and I
0:58.2	talk about all our nonsense.
0:59.5	Who would you rather listen to the nonsense from than you and me?
1:03.9	Exactly right.
1:04.7	So, Steve, we played a game the other day that I considered one of the best games ever designed
1:10.5	in the history of board games.
1:12.5	And I don't think you have the same opinion of it.
1:14.3	No.
1:15.2	Puerto Rico.
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