7 May 2011 01:22
7 May 2011 11:45
Re: Piecepack.org has expired
Well... at least no one seems to have grabbed it yet... If no one does, one of those sites that sells domains very expensively will probably end up getting it (we lost a domain for one of my bands this way once) -Jorge On Sat, May 7, 2011 at 1:22 AM, James <jvipond@...> wrote: > As of 6:20 p.m. CDT today [Friday], the piecepack.org site has been replaced by a domain parking page. According to that page, the domain registration has expired. Will the site return soon? > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > ------------------------------------
8 May 2011 00:24
8 May 2011 01:20
Re: Piecepack.org has expired
The site has been restored. Evidently David renewed the domain registration. All is well. --- In piecepack@..., "shaungamer88" <shaunmcse8 <at> ...> wrote: > > David Boyle is the Domain owner. > So perhaps someone can contact him? > > I hate it when good domains get taken over and made into advertising sites. > ------------------------------------
7 May 2011 15:39
7 May 2011 18:27
Re: Piecepack.org has expired
Looks like the domain is in a grace period at the moment (autorenew) and shows the expiration date of 5/2012. I have a complete copy of the website as of last week, and have registered piecepack.net should the .org site not be functional by Monday, I'll put the old piecepack.org up at piecepack.net Craig ------------------------------------
9 May 2011 07:39
Re: abstractgamer.com podcast
--- In piecepack@..., "jeepeterson" <jeepeterson <at> ...> wrote: > > Hello all, > > In the latest episode of my podcast, Abstract Gamer, I discuss game > systems, including piecepack. In addition, I'm giving away a Blue > Panther JCD piecepack to one lucky listener. > > If you are interested, check it out: http://www.abstractgamer.com/ > > -JEEP > Joe Peterson > I listened to: AbstractGamerEp03.mp3 AbstractGamerEp05.mp3 and enjoyed both programs. I wonder if you finally found piecepack games that you really enjoy playing. Daniel ------------------------------------
18 May 2011 07:12
color intense piecepack
color intense piecepack http://www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/66239/very-colorful-piecepack-set ------------------------------------
20 May 2011 06:21
Re: Dice and tile backs
--- In piecepack@..., "Eric Wald" <groups <at> ...> wrote: > > On 8/25/06, Jorge Arroyo Gonzalez <trozo <at> ...> wrote: > > About the checkered backs, I don't think any games use this feature > > explicitly and it can be a bit confusing with games that have layouts > > that have tiles in an hexagon like pattern. > > Not if the tiles themselves are arranged in a hexagon pattern, because > the black and white can be swapped by turning the tile ninety degrees. > The checkered pattern can in fact support any arrangement of tiles such > that the small squares form a grid, unless the tile orientation matters. > > However, at least one game, Chariots by Mark A. Biggar, arranges the > tiles such that some of the small squares are offset from each other, > which would work better with the plain grid. The checkered pattern also > gives away information about tile orientation, which may be relevant for > some games. > > - Eric > Are there such games, though. Games in which tile orientation of face-down times is relevant. I ask because it seems that the new designers are adopting the checkered pattern for the backs of tiles. Daniel ------------------------------------(Continue reading)
20 May 2011 06:56
some ideas about the backs of tiles
some ideas about the backs of tiles: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/973518/piecepack Daniel ------------------------------------
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