@@flickingbollocks5542 "Does confeccionated mean created?". Yes. similar words exist in many Latin languages, but according to Oxford dictionary "confection" also exists in english as a noun ("a thing such as a building or piece of clothing, that is made in a way that is complicated or shows skill", which is rather close from the meaning of the verb in many languages. An elaborate word for an elaborate work.) . Comes from the latin "facere", which also gave rise for example to the french "faire", the spanish "hacer", the portuguese "fazer" and the italian "fare", all of which means either "to do" or "to make" (source wiktionary :p)
@@isaosauzedde5513 I was trying to help him. You are here to argue. I know what confection means. And in English it is not the best word for the meaning. Plus THERE IS NO SUCH FLICKING WORD as confeccionated.
@@flickingbollocks5542 Thank you for the preocupation with me. But I am already retired. I am a mathematitian graduated at University of Wisconsin Madison. I am outside USA for more than thirty years. I lived in Brazil and as a PhD in math I published lots of papers, but a forgot a lot of english. I do not sell games I only have a big collection of board games. When I graduated at UW I received an invitation to work at a big university in Brasil. So, I accepted and I lived here útil now. It is a nice country!
@@flickingbollocks5542 @FLICKING BOLLOCKS Why are you so aggressive? I was not trying to argue at all. I thought your question was genuine. English might not have been your native. It is not mine and I have literally never heard anyone using it despite living in the UK, so I thought it was a rather unusual word. @Antônio Zumpano I'm a mathematician too!
Yes I have. I started out with 15 pieces per player, which seemed a little too much. It didn't really add anything to the game - just more of the same. That said, I tried a smaller size as well, which works OK but it's almost too quick - you didn't have the time or space to work out strategic plans. So, this size simply seemed to "feel" the best.
Like the grid / pegs over the board. Seems interesting.
Great game. Very original and unic. I confeccionated a board by myself. Congratulations!
Unic = unique
Does confeccionated mean created?
Where are you from Antônio?
Have you been able to sell your game?
@@flickingbollocks5542 "Does confeccionated mean created?". Yes. similar words exist in many Latin languages, but according to Oxford dictionary "confection" also exists in english as a noun ("a thing such as a building or piece of clothing, that is made in a way that is complicated or shows skill", which is rather close from the meaning of the verb in many languages. An elaborate word for an elaborate work.) . Comes from the latin "facere", which also gave rise for example to the french "faire", the spanish "hacer", the portuguese "fazer" and the italian "fare", all of which means either "to do" or "to make" (source wiktionary :p)
@@isaosauzedde5513
I was trying to help him.
You are here to argue.
I know what confection means.
And in English it is not the best word for the meaning.
Plus THERE IS NO SUCH FLICKING WORD as confeccionated.
@@flickingbollocks5542 Thank you for the preocupation with me. But I am already retired. I am a mathematitian graduated at University of Wisconsin Madison. I am outside USA for more than thirty years. I lived in Brazil and as a PhD in math I published lots of papers, but a forgot a lot of english. I do not sell games I only have a big collection of board games. When I graduated at UW I received an invitation to work at a big university in Brasil. So, I accepted and I lived here útil now. It is a nice country!
@@flickingbollocks5542 @FLICKING BOLLOCKS Why are you so aggressive? I was not trying to argue at all. I thought your question was genuine. English might not have been your native. It is not mine and I have literally never heard anyone using it despite living in the UK, so I thought it was a rather unusual word. @Antônio Zumpano I'm a mathematician too!
coool. 😮
Have you tried different grid sizes?
Yes I have. I started out with 15 pieces per player, which seemed a little too much. It didn't really add anything to the game - just more of the same. That said, I tried a smaller size as well, which works OK but it's almost too quick - you didn't have the time or space to work out strategic plans. So, this size simply seemed to "feel" the best.
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How do you protect your copyright on your games David?
@@flickingbollocks5542 The addition of the © symbol + date and name of the creator constitutes a "common law copyright." Registration with the US Copyright Office is still a legal option, but since 1976, the "common law" notice has been considered a valid statement of creative ownership without registration. (NOTE: I am NOT a copyright lawyer!)
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