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Our Play with thought of the day comes from Lionel Messi.
"My motivation comes from the fact that I’m playing the game I like."
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In JJV's Offs
Hello everyone!
Welcome to a new opus of the "Offs du JJV"!
"My motivation comes from playing the game I love."
I am very happy to be able to offer you every day the most unusual things in the gaming world. The classics and games that everyone plays are good too, but the unusual ones always bring a little special touch!
Having the opportunity to have you play and play with you games that bring us closer enchants me every day. I like to make you discover games that are as varied as you are.
Making one of your passions a job allows me to advise you as best I can and to be able to enjoy unique and friendly moments with you.
It is immediately more motivating in the face of life's hazards to work in a field that we like. It gives additional motivation than just working at your own pace and as you want.
I really enjoyed my years as an employee and if I had to go back, I think I would get used to it pretty quickly because one of my qualities is that I am very adaptable. I also like being self-employed to organize my week as I wish as long as the goals I set for myself are achieved.
But it is true that working at my own pace and at my own convenience is a luxury that I gave myself when I opened the store. I can organize my tasks according to my desires and my activities as well.
It is a freedom that is not necessarily allowed when you work for an employer. However, being an employee brings a little more security if you know how to give yourself the means to stay in line with your job description.
I like to play, I am paid to sell you things to play and to play with you! What more could you ask for… ;)
Have a good day and good game ;)
In 2 words game
Hello everyone!
Today we're going to talk about Checkers!
Move your pieces, 2 players from 6 years old for 10 to 20 minutes, to capture all your opponent's pieces!
The two players are face-to-face, the checkerboard between them. For each player, the square on the right on the first line of the checkerboard is light-colored.
Draw lots to find out which player has the light-colored pieces. He starts the game. Each player places all his pieces on the dark-colored squares, on the first four lines.
Each player in turn makes either a move or a capture. When he can make a capture, he is obliged to do so and does not make a move.
The player moves one of his pawns one square, diagonally, towards the other player. The arrival square must be empty.
If the pawn reaches the last line, it turns into a "queen". A second pawn of the same color is placed on top of it.
Instead of moving one of his pawns, the player can move one of his queens. He moves it as many squares as he wants, diagonally, in the direction of his choice. The arrival square must be empty and no piece must be in the path of the queen.
Pawns and queens only move on dark-colored squares. If a player touches one of his pieces, he must play this piece, if possible. As long as he does not drop it, he can change his move.
A pawn can take a piece from the other player by jumping over it, provided that it arrives in an empty square, next to the jumped pawn. The jump can be made in any direction. The jumped piece is removed from the board.
The queen captures like the pawn but has the advantage of being able to cross several empty squares.
It can stop on the square of its choice if it has several empty arrival squares. If several jumps in a row are possible, the player must make as many as possible. Each jump can be made in a different direction.
For example, three pawns must be taken in preference to two pawns or two queens. In the event of a numerical tie, it can be chosen.
A piece can only be jumped once. It is forbidden to remove the pieces as the jumps progress; they must all be removed after the last jump.
If a pawn reaches the end of its capture on a square on the last line, it becomes a queen. If it only passes, it remains a pawn.
A player can force the other player to replay his turn if the latter forgot to capture. He can also let it happen, without penalty.
A player has lost the game when he has no more pieces left on the board or if he can no longer move any pieces.
A player can also abandon the game if he feels he has no chance of winning, or even of equalizing.
A draw is when a player proposes it and the other player accepts it, when it is no longer possible to make a capture, or when the same position of the pieces occurs for the third time.
Have a good day and good game ;)
Hello everyone !
My 1st is the 1st syllable of dragon.
My 2nd is drafts without “dra”
My whole thing is a strategic game to capture in duet, who am I?
Good day and good game ;)
Hello everyone!
Games of agility or strategy games
The game of scattering where we throw our nuts at once trying to scatter them in two or three shots. If we get four nuts distributed we win the game. We had to try to place our nuts and scatter those of our opponents. After placing a pile of 4 nuts another player tries to get them out of the playing area or scatter them.
The inclined plane or game of the tap where we tilt a board from which we make a nut go down which must touch another one at the bottom. We must then try to move the board to make our nut land on another nut which earned points.
The game of puck where we put a puck (a shell) on the ground or on a table and we had to succeed in turning the shell in the other direction with another shell. We had to try to be agile enough to hit the edge of the shell to succeed in turning it over.
Have a good day and have a good game ;)
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