Chess
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Pros
- 2-player board games such as Chess or Patchwork.
- chess IS better than 99% of the games released the last 5 years.
- Try a bit of Chess too :3! I was 3 when I was introduced to that amazing game
- Chess and a deck of cards.
- In fact, yes! When I was doing the last two sections, I started using chess.com too. My ELO is stable around 900 now, according to this website
Cons
- Other than that the actual answer is probably chess.
- I tend to go easy on new players, but I offered a friend a handicap in chess once or twice and they replied, "Play against me like you would any other man."
- Parent context: I play board games with an autistic guy, and barring him not concentrating, he beats me every time. Why? Because he's an intermediate chess player. Chess teaches you discipline, it teaches you how to think, … Reply: That'...
- I’d much rather sit down to Pinochle than Chess, where information unfolding over time provides surprises.
- They like strategy games like: catan, monopoly, monopoly cheaters, monopoly cards, chess and go.
Sentiment
14 positive (70%) · 4 mixed (20%) · 2 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +60% · raw score 60%
What redditors said (10 of 20)
2-player board games such as Chess or Patchwork.
chess IS better than 99% of the games released the last 5 years.
Try a bit of Chess too :3! I was 3 when I was introduced to that amazing game
Chess and a deck of cards.
In fact, yes! When I was doing the last two sections, I started using chess.com too. My ELO is stable around 900 now, according to this website
Other than that the actual answer is probably chess.
maybe chess or checkers for more advanced English speakers.
I tend to go easy on new players, but I offered a friend a handicap in chess once or twice and they replied, "Play against me like you would any other man."
Parent context: I play board games with an autistic guy, and barring him not concentrating, he beats me every time. Why? Because he's an intermediate chess player. Chess teaches you discipline, it teaches you how to think, … Reply: That's the value of games with perfect information, because it teaches you discipline. Games of chance don't train you to use information very well.
Chess teaches you discipline, it teaches you how to think, and what to do with perfect information. That's the value of games with perfect information, because it teaches you discipline.
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