Playing a card game on an online meeting
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Some time ago I found interesting gamification of something that we should do at work. Specifically, the Elevation of Privilege game from Microsoft. It involves a deck of special cards—provided as PDF to be printed out—and some rules that involve:
- dealing cards
- playing the cards (to central heap, like bridge)
- passing cards around
- scoring based on whether a move is accepted by others
- the cards are strange number (2–10JQKA like bridge, but five suits and one of them lacks a 2)
I thought about having one or two sets printed out, but now with the coronocalypse in full swing an in-person meeting is out of all questions. So I am thinking whether it would be possible to play a game over an online, in our case Teams, meeting.
Does anybody have an idea how?
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@Bulb it's definitely possible in the sense you could code it up from scratch and setup a game server. The real question is how to do it with the least effort.
I'm sure there are some open source card game frameworks you could use. I never used any, but I'm sure there are some, of typical open source quality.
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@Bulb said in Playing a card game on an online meeting:
Some time ago I found interesting gamification of something that we should do at work. Specifically, the Elevation of Privilege game from Microsoft. It involves a deck of special cards—provided as PDF to be printed out—and some rules that involve:
- dealing cards
- playing the cards (to central heap, like bridge)
- passing cards around
- scoring based on whether a move is accepted by others
- the cards are strange number (2–10JQKA like bridge, but five suits and one of them lacks a 2)
I thought about having one or two sets printed out, but now with the coronocalypse in full swing an in-person meeting is out of all questions. So I am thinking whether it would be possible to play a game over an online, in our case Teams, meeting.
Does anybody have an idea how?
Check Tabletopia.
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There are multiple online versions already
Also this guide that's based on everyone having a copy which shouldn't be that difficult as it's on PDF.
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@loopback0 Thanks. Those are useful finds!
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Reminded me of:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaXo_i3ktwM
There's also at least one followup video on the same channel, but my initial google didn't turn it up.