That is the the question. Board games sleeves add to the cost but do the benefits win out in the end? Whats your take? Let us know in the comments. #sleevekings #mayday #boardgamelife
I went to a home party this last Friday. At some point we decided to play Katan. The cards were in terrible condition from so many games that were played. I decided to continue sleeving my cards- i did it with TWoW few months ago and continued today with Marvel Zombies. I think it's good to give those cards 1 extra layer of protection.
I tend to also. But I try to keep it to the good ones I want to bring around people. That does translate to a lot of my games. But I’ve started trying to play them once before I “commit “ to sleeves.
This didn't seem to be a discussion about to sleeve or not to sleeve at all since both people were for sleeving. The biggest and most obvious reason to not sleeve is because the world doesn't need more plastic, I think the second reason might be due to the added expense. Some games have so many cards to sleeve in them that by the time I've bought enough sleeves I could have just got another game. I would have liked to hear more reasons for why not to sleeve to make this a more interesting and genuine discussion rather than listening to two people agree with each other that they both sleeve their games.
We both brought up reasons not to. Or tried anyway. I also don’t get how this wasn’t a “genuine” discussion. We expressed ourselves genuinely. Looked for reasons folks wouldn’t want to. Mentioned times we chose not to. Admittedly it was a smaller portion of the video but it was a short list of reasons. 😂
I think sleeving is a waste of time. Like preserving the condition at the cost of ease of handling and seeing without glare, and spending money on them instead of another game, will preserve the value of their game. It won't make a difference on the value, as these games really don't hold value over decades. Open the game and play it.
I went to a home party this last Friday. At some point we decided to play Katan. The cards were in terrible condition from so many games that were played. I decided to continue sleeving my cards- i did it with TWoW few months ago and continued today with Marvel Zombies. I think it's good to give those cards 1 extra layer of protection.
I tend to also. But I try to keep it to the good ones I want to bring around people. That does translate to a lot of my games. But I’ve started trying to play them once before I “commit “ to sleeves.
This didn't seem to be a discussion about to sleeve or not to sleeve at all since both people were for sleeving. The biggest and most obvious reason to not sleeve is because the world doesn't need more plastic, I think the second reason might be due to the added expense. Some games have so many cards to sleeve in them that by the time I've bought enough sleeves I could have just got another game. I would have liked to hear more reasons for why not to sleeve to make this a more interesting and genuine discussion rather than listening to two people agree with each other that they both sleeve their games.
We both brought up reasons not to. Or tried anyway. I also don’t get how this wasn’t a “genuine” discussion. We expressed ourselves genuinely. Looked for reasons folks wouldn’t want to. Mentioned times we chose not to. Admittedly it was a smaller portion of the video but it was a short list of reasons. 😂
If a Buddist played Arkham Horror: The Card Game, would he be a Shiva Sleever? :D
lol!
I think sleeving is a waste of time. Like preserving the condition at the cost of ease of handling and seeing without glare, and spending money on them instead of another game, will preserve the value of their game. It won't make a difference on the value, as these games really don't hold value over decades. Open the game and play it.
That’s a good reason not to for sure.
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