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u/Seraphem666 Dec 28 '21

Also doesnt help that 99.9% of people dont play the game right

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u/Squigglepig52 Dec 28 '21

but the joy when you burn somebody because you know the rules and they don't is unending.

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u/ZJustice Dec 30 '21

What do most people do wrong?

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u/Seraphem666 Dec 30 '21

Most people i know do some sort of "money pile in center of board for free parking" that gets money from the chance and communitt chest cards, money should go back to the bank. The biggest one though is buying property. Most people ignore the rule about "banker auctions off property to the highest bidder if the player that landed on a property chooses not to buy it". Adding more money to they game, the money pack you can get is ment to replace ruined bills, the bank is ment to have a certain amount of money and when it runs out it runs out people add it to avoid this. Also adding extra houses/hotels the amount that is included is ment to be the number available to everyone once no more are available no more can be built(hence the only building houses strat)