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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => Topic started by: intlgrrl on March 03, 2016, 08:38:05 PM
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/293119277/tinc-deck-playing-cards?ref=discovery
I think these cards look interesting
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I like purple for the club, but of course that is just me.
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I like purple for the club, but of course that is just me.
No-revoke decks (decks with four different suit colors, to prevent misplays in games requiring a certain suit to be played at a certain time) aren't as popular these days - playing solitaire is a pain in the ass. My personal preference in a no-revoke deck would be for using complementary colors - for example, dark purple for spades, dark blue for clubs, pink for hearts, orange for diamonds.
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I like the design of the face cards, I think its a nice deck overall. I may consider backing, I'm not sure. I also don't want to miss out on a deck that I think I would really love.
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I like purple for the club, but of course that is just me.
No-revoke decks (decks with four different suit colors, to prevent misplays in games requiring a certain suit to be played at a certain time) aren't as popular these days - playing solitaire is a pain in the ass. My personal preference in a no-revoke deck would be for using complementary colors - for example, dark purple for spades, dark blue for clubs, pink for hearts, orange for diamonds.
I agree 100%. It's also harder to play Asshole.
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I like purple for the club, but of course that is just me.
No-revoke decks (decks with four different suit colors, to prevent misplays in games requiring a certain suit to be played at a certain time) aren't as popular these days - playing solitaire is a pain in the ass. My personal preference in a no-revoke deck would be for using complementary colors - for example, dark purple for spades, dark blue for clubs, pink for hearts, orange for diamonds.
I agree 100%. It's also harder to play Asshole.
Can't say I've ever had the pleasure...
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My idea for a no-revoke deck is red-pink and black-grey. Different but not too different.
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I like purple for the club, but of course that is just me.
No-revoke decks (decks with four different suit colors, to prevent misplays in games requiring a certain suit to be played at a certain time) aren't as popular these days - playing solitaire is a pain in the ass. My personal preference in a no-revoke deck would be for using complementary colors - for example, dark purple for spades, dark blue for clubs, pink for hearts, orange for diamonds.
I agree 100%. It's also harder to play Asshole.
Can't say I've ever had the pleasure...
It's a fast-paced drinking game (learned it in college of course). It was featured in Beerfest:
(http://rs145.pbsrc.com/albums/r219/parkest1984/untitled.jpg~c200)
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It's a fast-paced drinking game (learned it in college of course). It was featured in Beerfest:
(http://rs145.pbsrc.com/albums/r219/parkest1984/untitled.jpg~c200)
Is that sarcasm? I thought asshole referred to this game: https://www.pagat.com/climbing/president.html (https://www.pagat.com/climbing/president.html)
I was a bit confused when you said no-revoke makes asshole more difficult but suits don't matter, only rank does.
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It's a fast-paced drinking game (learned it in college of course). It was featured in Beerfest:
(http://rs145.pbsrc.com/albums/r219/parkest1984/untitled.jpg~c200)
Is that sarcasm? I thought asshole referred to this game: https://www.pagat.com/climbing/president.html (https://www.pagat.com/climbing/president.html)
I was a bit confused when you said no-revoke makes asshole more difficult but suits don't matter, only rank does.
I guess you're right! I haven't played in a while so I forgot about that. Aside from the threes (reds are clear cards) it doesn't matter. My bad :-\
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My idea for a no-revoke deck is red-pink and black-grey. Different but not too different.
Those are good choices, but I've found that there's a chance sometimes of mentally grouping the light shades together (pink and gray) and the dark shades together (red and black). I've done this with a similarly-colored deck once. It's why the colors I chose are different but close in the color wheel and the black suits are dark while the red suits are light.