The differences aren't massive, but those nuances show that the method is limited by the data feed into it - in this case that's the player population. If women's tennis has dominant players, it'll appear more deterministic to the method. More on that in another article. 😎

I'd say, what really makes games special as an art form is that it puts people right into the action. They're actively engaging, not passively spectating. But this engagement is primarily with the mechanisms. If theme is more interesting than the systems, I'd rather read a book.

Talking of that equality: do you think Finland will follow the other Nordics and extend conscription to women too?

Forrest Gump fits that description 😎

Good catch on both of these! I could only find 6 names on the 7 Bazis website, and my spreadsheet counts by designer name -- but "7 Bazis" and the group picture clearly imply 7 people!

Also playing with different colors:

I was just going to come here to post the bingo myself since it captures so much of the inevitable discussion so well… 😂