I have it and the vast majority of people I’ve shown it to enjoys it. I think it’s a very well-made game that is designed in such a way that it takes almost the same amount of time whether playing with 3 or 6 players (about half an hour, I think, or possibly less if everyone already knows what to do).
It’s nowhere online of which I know, but try Deep Sea Adventure if you like the push-your-luck genre!
Forest Shuffle is quite educational with its detailed cards and lovely art: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/391163/forest-shuffle
even if I hate the direction it has taken
Oh? I’m not a MtG player so I’ve no idea of what’s been going on.
Alternatively, play off of mobile data, or the hotspot feature drawing off of mobile data.
Interesting, never heard of this website before! Thanks for sharing!
Huh, this is the first time I’m reading any of this (although I also don’t personally know anyone who bought Inkbound). TL;DR: Inkbound’s replayability sucks. Is that what you mean? The MT2 trailer says it has endless mode so that should already fix things if it’s done well.
It’s definitely a better experience on desktop.
essentially abandon the game.
What do you mean?
That’s it. That’s all your post needed to include. Literally everything else is unnecessary. Your history with your ex is irrelevant to this critical factor.
This is the only piece of information that matters, and it screams, “Hell, no.” This man shouldn’t exist in your romantic space.
Fight the loneliness by working hard over a year to build platonic friendships with groups of people. And then you’ll be able to reenter the arena of romance with a level head, unclouded. Don’t let loneliness cave your standards down. That almost never leads to anything lasting and satisfactory. I’m sorry for the pain you’re going through but the guy you say you’re considering will only severely worsen things, based on your descriptions.