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In the group Simulation.
After the game, everyone talks it through: What happened? Why? How is it like the real problem? What would happen if we changed something?
In the group Simulation.
After the game, everyone talks it through: What happened? Why? How is it like the real problem? What would happen if we changed something?
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After a simple race of rolls, players talk about what the game was like and what it means.
After play, players talk about why they picked what they picked.
After play, players talk about how they decided what things were worth.
After play, players talk about when they chose to stop and why.
After play, players talk about who held what and how that felt.
After play, players talk about where they sent workers and why.
After play, players compare patterns and what they were aiming for.
After play, players talk about when they played their cards.
After play, players talk about how tricks were won and lost.
After play, players talk about the deals they made and broke.
After play, players talk about what they collected and why.
After play, players look at the map they built together and talk about it.
After the race, players talk about what helped and slowed them.
After play, players talk about how points were earned.
After play, players talk about why people dropped out.
After play, the team talks about what kept it going or made it fail.
After play, the group talks about how it reached its goal.
After play, players reveal their secret goals and talk about them.
After play, players retell the story and compare it with real life.
After play, players compare what each of them did.
After play, players talk about the fights and how they felt.
After play, players talk about how their moves affected each other.
After play, the team talks about how it worked together.
After play, players talk about when they helped and when they did not.
After play, both teams talk about their plans.
After play, the traitor is revealed and everyone talks about the clues.
After play, players talk about how much was luck.
After play, players talk about how they handled luck.
After play, players talk about their choices and a few lucky moments.
After play, players talk through every choice.
After play, players look back at the whole board together.
After play, players reveal their cards and talk about them.
After play, players reveal roles and talk about what they suspected.
After play, players talk about how they reasoned.
After play, players admit their bluffs and talk about trust.
After playing in the model, players compare it with the real system.
After play, players talk about what it was like to be their group.
After play, players talk about why the resource lasted or ran out.
After play, players trace late effects back to earlier choices.
After play, players talk about whether the rule they tried did what they hoped.
Afterwards, players trace the chain of answers and talk about why each one followed.
Players play in silence, then talk it all through afterwards.
Afterwards, players trace each rule change and talk about what it did.
Players play with no winner and talk afterwards about what happened.
Players say afterwards what they aimed for and whether they feel they reached it.
One player loses, then the group talks about how it happened.
After the letters end, players meet or write to talk about the whole exchange.
After the game, players talk about the absent player and what their seat meant.
Afterwards, players talk about the signs and what they made of them.
Afterwards, players talk about moments when they felt in step and moments when they did not.
Afterwards, the secret rule is revealed and players talk about how they worked it out.
Afterwards, the one who knew explains their hints and others say how they read them.
After each game, players talk about the permanent changes they made.
After weeks of play, players meet to talk about what happened.
After playing characters, players step out and talk about what happened and why.
After the feats, players talk about how it felt to try and fail.
After drawing, players talk about what their map says about what they value.
After the game finally stops, players talk about what kept it going and what ended it.
After a game nobody could win, players talk about why they kept trying.
After the session, the game master and players step out and talk about what happened.
After a public game, players and onlookers talk about what happened.
After the story, players talk about which events mattered and why.
After exploring, players talk about what they expected to find and what they found.
After playing, players talk about what the rules were arguing.
After a game with real stakes, players talk about what it meant for them.
After play, players talk about what they did for points that they would not do otherwise.
After rehearsing a future, players talk about what they would keep or change.
debrief works against the feeling excited.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling clever.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling silly.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling tense.
debrief supports the feeling together.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling sneaky.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling lucky.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling in charge.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling surprised.
debrief supports the feeling thoughtful.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling fast.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling unfair in a fun way.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling careful.
debrief neither supports nor works against the feeling daring.
debrief supports the feeling friendly.