ODGW used to sell lots of little things — miniatures in 10mm, different sized metal bases, a line of terrain and buildings, etc. Now we mainly sell rules. The accessories we carry are very specific to the games we sell, like deviation dice, GQIII turn indicators, and, now, ship bases, of which we are mostly out of stock. It pays to pick and choose what you bring into your sales line. Fortunately we have a good distribution system to help us with the details of shipping our products.
Tomorrow I rejoin the MMG (Miracle Mile Gamers) for a Mein Panzer game. First time in the better part of a year, maybe more. Hope I remember how to play. It is, after all, our signature game. Funny thing about how games are supposedly designed. It is said that designers design games to fit their vision of reality and so they can win. Well, I am not going to argue the reality bit, but I lose all the time at Mein Panzer — I mean 100% — so I do not see that part as necessarily true.
There are three separate games in beta test right now, and I am sort of waiting around for what is going to happen next. As Winnie the Pooh liked to say, "One never knows with bees!"
20 November 2009
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