Clearly Kelly and I enjoy playing games together and I strongly advocate it as a good hobby for couples - certainly co-op games can help with cooperation and discussion skills.
But what happens when things get competitive and when its not just the two of you? Even in competitive games there is sometimes chances for temporary alliances and surely if you are playing with your spouse you would side with them...
This week we are discussing how all is not fair in love and war and how gaming with your partner in a group of other players changes the dynamic.
We also discuss some of the games we have been playing this week including a session report from our latest game of BSG, an old favourite, Biblios and two new games to us World Championship Russian Roulette and Rising Sun.
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I "suffer" slightly in that my wife isn't a gamer - but it's hardly a major imposition.
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