playBunny: 2 players or 4 players ?

rednaz23: wow! what did you pay fencer to do that ? ;)

Pedro Martínez: wow! its nice to see that there are players who are having even less luck :)

whats the shortest total amount of moves to win a games of ludo on this site ? (including passes) :)

Groucho: wow! *all hail groucho* :)

grafzahl: wow! it seems we have a new champion ;)

Vikings: now you have to win that game and you will have the definitive #1 position in the hall of fame :)

Pedro Martínez: lol ... it does wonder me though .. i expected at least 40 in that case ;)

Pedro Martínez: 20 passes for Hrqls

Pedro Martínez: the link goes to your post, so i guess you are apointed the task to update the Hall of Fame (although Skittles can edit the post as well ;))

Skittles: nice :) thanks :)
will go through my games :)

Groucho: skittles might be able create that hall of (in)fame on top of the board :)

(or to add a link to the post containing that list)

Pedro Martínez: lol! wow you are the champ it seems! .. i will see if i can ever do worse than that :)

(btw is thats your brother ? ;))

Pedro Martínez: would be very very very tough indeed .. i guess you got the #1 ;)

Pedro Martínez: hmpf .. only 1 vs 34 steps .. my worst (so far) is 1 vs 60 steps and even 1 of the 2 remaining pieces not on the board yet :)

Pedro Martínez: creating another one :)

yours is worse though ... i wonder if we could make a list with worst case scenarios which actually happened :)

Pedro Martínez: i hate ludo :)

edited because it linked to the wrong move # :)

Skittles: have fun! we will try to behave .... for some time ;)

we also have different rules for a cards game called 'klaverjassen' (i think its called 'spades' in english)

i live in alkmaar, close to amsterdam, and studied in amsterdam where i played the game a lot

my gf studied in leiden, close to rotterdam, where she learned the game.

there are 2 sets of rules, the amsterdam type, and the rotterdam type, everyone in the netherlands knows which type they play, and most know both sets of rules

before we play a game we agree upon which rules we use

both types are still called klaverjassen though :)

(my gf also learned scrabble in a different way, she has a different boardgame called 'boardscript' which has a few different rules, but its still mainly scrabble, we play that game most of the time now.)

the scrabbles have different names and different rules

the klaverjassen types however have the same name, just different sets of rules which we agree upon (and we also did in college when played the game with people from either amsterdam or outside :))

in the netherlands this game is known as 'mens erger je niet'

which translates to 'man, dont be upset'

this translates to the same name as the czech one it seems.

we use different dice rules though. when you roll a 6 you can move a piece in, or move another piece already on the board for 6 steps, you then roll the die again, the new roll can be used with any piece you like, etc. when you cant use the die then your turn is over. but you dont have to move any pieces back.

i guess we use the czech name, but the english rules ... maybe because we are located in between geographically ? ;)

i like it when any rules though .... just know which rules are used where and you can have fun :)

(my gf and i play rummicub with different rules as well, before we start we agree which rules we use that particular time :))