A sign of the times

[MissScripture]

[quote name='journeyman' post='1031451' date='Jul 26 2006, 05:20 PM']
It is interesting that a game developed during the Depression (when cash was king) would bring the concept of credit back into game play


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Hmm...that's a good point...

[Franimus]

[quote name='journeyman' post='1031451' date='Jul 26 2006, 06:20 PM']
It is interesting that a game developed during the Depression (when cash was king) would bring the concept of credit back into game play
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But they're debit cards, so it's still mostly the same...

[littleflower+JMJ]

That would not be so much fun as having money. I live my life on plastic already and would hate to have the legendary game be like that as well.

Money is meant to be counted and recounted, thrown in the air and rolled around in.

And well............ Monopoly money is the one kind we actually get to do that in!

Although I think it would be pretty funny to try and buy Boardwalk when you have no money on your "debit card" and get rejected!

[prose]

Why would you want boardwalk anyways? Mayfair is now the most espensive property.

I wonder if this will affect McDonald's monopoly too...

[MissScripture]

[quote name='prose' post='1031888' date='Jul 27 2006, 09:09 AM']
Why would you want boardwalk anyways? Mayfair is now the most espensive property.

I wonder if this will affect McDonald's monopoly too...
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Pardon the ignorance...but what is Mayfair?

[homeschoolmom]

I [i]think[/i] it's the "Boardwalk" of the London version.

[littleflower+JMJ]

[quote name='prose' post='1031888' date='Jul 27 2006, 09:09 AM']
Why would you want boardwalk anyways? Mayfair is now the most espensive property.

I wonder if this will affect McDonald's monopoly too...
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um.....I wouldn't want Mayfair because I've never heard of it before and dont know what your talking about