A brutal "feudal" economic sandbox with area control. Joris Wiersinga about Bailiff of Boscoop

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We had chance to talk about new Splotter game with Joris: How do the courts work in *Bailiff of Boscoop*? Why can lowering the water level hurt your neighbors? Should you produce cheese, become a duck dealer, or manipulate the legal system instead? We also talked about 30 years of Splotter design philosophy: * brutal interaction, * unforgiving systems, * player psychology, * randomness, * and why their games still feel so unique today https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/468420/bailiff-of-boscoop 01:27 Modern games vs Splotter 10:40 Randomess 16:51 Yours professions and game design 20:54 About Bailiff of Boscoop What are we going to do in Boscop? How should I start, and what can I work on? What role do the bailiffs serve in Boscoop? Controlled unfairness as a strategic mechanic? Is Bailiff an feudal-economic sandbox, area-control game? Is there a market system? About Rivers Scaling 1:02:18 Splotter only for two? 1:06:35 Food Chain Magnate and its success 1:10:51 Wherle and others designers 1:19:50 Why are there so few reprints 1:22:29 Do you already have any prototypes We recommend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QcY46PNbGM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCAq-ffi-tg Coffe https://buycoffee.to/dzentelmeniprzystole Support https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ORLK8Q0Lm6Vp4-fTMGLcA/join Social media https://www.facebook.com/dzentelmeniprzystole/ https://anchor.fm/dzentelmeni-przy-stole S