bretdevereaux.bsky.social
Ancient & military historian specializing in the Roman economy and military. PhD from UNC History. More impressive credential is that I have beaten both Dark Souls and Elden Ring. Blogs at acoup.blog
👤 Joined on 03 juillet 2023
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All three songs in that thread were in the lobby music loop at the hotels I worked in for, I'm pretty sure, my entire career in the industry. Which, fun fact, was the Muzak channel (yes, I am not kidding we subscribed to Muzak) Hot FM
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Show PostSo even though it would mean that teachers interested in using the game would have to acquire more cubes and dice to create a play set, (I try to have my games for educators use few outside game materials neyond printing). Hence De Agricultura II, which added luxuries the shift to cubes. 78
Show Post#s for food & cloth units & consumption were simplified from @bretdevereaux.bsky.social 's model families and consumption, but within ballpark. But a LOT of fractions and arithmetic, which tends not to go over well with my high schoolers. AND I really wanted them to get a more tactile experience 6/
Show PostI ended up with a math heavy Roll&Write prototype that worked but was slower to learn and play for students than I would have liked. It also missed role of "the respectability basket" Bret discussed. Peasants could increase comfort & respectability by acquiring certain goods beyond subsistence. 5/
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