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		By: Michael		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I think you raise some interesting points. The longer I have been in this hobby, the more I have come to resent setup time. I found it colour my opinion of games quite a bit, and it seemed unfair to the game, so I have recently adopted setting up the game as a separate activity to actually playing the game. 
Now of course you need the space to do this, but coming to a game already set up makes me feel a whole lot better about the play, and I have enjoyed certain games more as a result. Interesting that you mention Arkham Horror the card game, as this is definitely on my hit list and one I arrange separate to playing.
As for Eldritch as a game, I agree with your &#039;on rails&#039; sentiment, but to be honest Pandemic is no different is it. In fact there is a certain &#039;peeking behind the curtain&#039; that lets you see these games (and particularly their mechanics) for what they are - dry and luck-driven. I find I play games for story more often than not though, so f I can sit in that frame of mind instead I thoroughly enjoy Eldritch Horror (and Pandemic for that matter).
And then again, like you said, sometimes we just bounce off a game. There are plenty of those for me as well.
regards]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think you raise some interesting points. The longer I have been in this hobby, the more I have come to resent setup time. I found it colour my opinion of games quite a bit, and it seemed unfair to the game, so I have recently adopted setting up the game as a separate activity to actually playing the game.<br />
Now of course you need the space to do this, but coming to a game already set up makes me feel a whole lot better about the play, and I have enjoyed certain games more as a result. Interesting that you mention Arkham Horror the card game, as this is definitely on my hit list and one I arrange separate to playing.<br />
As for Eldritch as a game, I agree with your &#8216;on rails&#8217; sentiment, but to be honest Pandemic is no different is it. In fact there is a certain &#8216;peeking behind the curtain&#8217; that lets you see these games (and particularly their mechanics) for what they are &#8211; dry and luck-driven. I find I play games for story more often than not though, so f I can sit in that frame of mind instead I thoroughly enjoy Eldritch Horror (and Pandemic for that matter).<br />
And then again, like you said, sometimes we just bounce off a game. There are plenty of those for me as well.<br />
regards</p>
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