Re: [Review] Emira
- From: mkkuhner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Mary K. Kuhner)
- Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2006 02:01:00 +0000 (UTC)
In article <1157722387.148612.73190@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
tomvasel@xxxxxxxxx <tomvasel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Still, like
another reviewer stated, the theme made me uncomfortable, and the
provocative cover doesn't help much. I didn't even attempt to play
the game with my teenagers and can think of other situations where it
wouldn't work very well. Still, the theme does fit the mechanics well
(the only alternative I thought of was attracting friends in high
school), and each person will have to decide for themselves whether or
not they should play the game.
Ad companies competing for clients?
Patrons competing for artists?
Opera or ballet companies competing for prima donnas?
Movie companies competing for stars?
Mary Kuhner mkkuhner@xxxxxxxxxx
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