I picked up this tip from a seasoned player at a con. Now even the tough rules click for everyone much quicker.
I saw a quiet guy from accounting crush a complex eurogame. Now he runs our software launches with that same calm logic. His plans account for every possible hiccup because he's used to thinking three rounds ahead. Seriously, hiring managers should look at game shelves, not just resumes.
I spent a weekend rearranging my shelves to group games by visual style. Now picking a game feels like a puzzle no one asked for. What is your take on storage that helps instead of hinders play?
I figured board games with kids would be boring and slow. Seeing her get so into the strategy of a simple tile layer turned my view around. What family moments made you rethink gaming with different age groups?