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Message: [QUOTE="AnonymousCookieMonster, post: 116444, member: 3229"] I agree.. Include Problem solving. Games that raise actual skills are not a waste of time. But i still wouldn't want to do them for too long at a time. A lot game i enjoy are puzzle based. TIS-100 being one of my favorites, but is annoying at the same time due to limitations. Some games ([I]usually card or the like[/I]) can let you test scenarios of conditions of how you make choices in discards while not having to have actual players. Though you could write a brute-force algorithm to tell you how said scenario would go after a million of said hands vs actually experiencing it. [/QUOTE]

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