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== Post changes in the '''[https://boardgamearena.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=102 Hanabi forum]''' before editing == | == Post changes in the '''[https://boardgamearena.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=102 Hanabi forum]''' before editing == | ||
'''Convention''': Agreed set of clue, play and discard interpretations. ''e.g. a number clue that marks the chop card should be interpreted as a unique card save (if there is a unique card of that number).'' | '''Convention''': Agreed set of clue, play and discard interpretations. | ||
:''e.g. a number clue that marks the chop card should be interpreted as a unique card save (if there is a unique card of that number).'' | |||
As there is a wide variety of conventions, including variations of the most common | As there is a wide variety of conventions, including variations of the most common "Finesse" convention, any edits to the help and tips pages need to be discussed in the '''[https://boardgamearena.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=102 Hanabi forum]''' to reach a consensus. --[[User:Sammy McSam|Sammy McSam]] ([[User talk:Sammy McSam|talk]]) | ||
[[User:Sammy McSam|Sammy McSam]] ([[User talk:Sammy McSam|talk]] | |||
== Keep convention definitions simple == | == Keep convention definitions simple == | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 21 June 2025
Post changes in the Hanabi forum before editing
Convention: Agreed set of clue, play and discard interpretations.
- e.g. a number clue that marks the chop card should be interpreted as a unique card save (if there is a unique card of that number).
As there is a wide variety of conventions, including variations of the most common "Finesse" convention, any edits to the help and tips pages need to be discussed in the Hanabi forum to reach a consensus. --Sammy McSam (talk)
Keep convention definitions simple
I don't see the reason to push here a set of conventions that very few players use. Of course the discussion of which conventions are ``best is interesting, but it's definitely misleading if it appears in a wiki targeted to novices.
To the best of my knowledge, very few people use this wiki in any case, but I think we are doing them a disservice if we give them a set of conventions that will not help them while playing, and will create misunderstandings when, for example, people play cards just because they've been skipped while the intent is almost always to either let them play or induce them to discard because they have a trash/duplicate card in chop. Bobtables (talk)