It is a long time since there have been any posts on this subject.
Does anyone still play this online?
Does anyone still play this online?
by jepmn
I like Le Havre, but I think I finally put my finger on one thing that bugs me - it's so cramped! Another way of looking at it is that it's a nice example of efficient design.by louper
Do you use some sort of containers to keep the various chits in, or just put them on the board in piles? I use silicon cupcake containers and have never felt that it's cluttered, really.by JoeRockEHF
Most of my plays are two-player with an occasional three-player game here and there and I only put out so many of the tokens. I leave some off to the side in case we do need anymore but usually we don't. Putting out all the tokens does result in a cramped board in my opinion as well.by bigloo33
Those little screw-together, plastic bead organizers are great too. Either way, it helps a lot.by jepmn
Yeah I have played with dishes on the board for the resources. To me that makes it seem even more crowded. It just feels like it needs to BREATHE a bit. :)by cesarpepe
I have been using these containers I found on the craft's store and they help quite a bit:by Dark_Knight
You have to PROMISE not to tell ANYONE....but we use the plastic cups from the El Pollo Loco salsa bar.by jepmn
I definitely like the clear ones better.by lostphd
jepmn wrote:
by Bugbear
We use one of the small, sectioned plastic containers and don't bother putting it on the the board when we play. We just have a 'banker' pass them out when needed. It's small enough to store in the game box and keeps the pieces organized.by Halfinger
I think the design is mindful of people who have a small play area. I use cheap, small plastic containers which makes the size fine for us. I can imagine that piling the tokens on the spaces would lead to a mess. The game does expand in size in any event due to all the cards that go down so the footprint can be quite large. I feel a larger board would make it even more unmanageable.by rhopkins
I think it's hilarious how every Le Havre thread always (eventually) boils down to a discussion of chit containers.by Halfinger
by jepmn
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by mlcarter815
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