Mike mac
4 of a Kind
i love them, and have them. everyone @ my game hates them! lol
I do not like them. At all.
I think it depends on their type of color blindness. Some have difficulty with red vs. black. Others don't, but have difficulty with other parts of the spectrum.I was considering getting a 4 color deck because one of my players is colorblind and I thought this might make things easier for him. Am I to understand that it wouldn't?
If he is colour blindness to the degree that he having issue with black and redI was considering getting a 4 color deck because one of my players is colorblind and I thought this might make things easier for him. Am I to understand that it wouldn't?
I was considering getting a 4 color deck because one of my players is colorblind and I thought this might make things easier for him. Am I to understand that it wouldn't?
I dont know anything about colorblindness or color confusion but the guys in our most recent reintroduction to them were the ones that liked them the least…i think they see a lot of colors in shades of gray so instead of making it better it just created more and different shades of gray. Again i can only talk from our game and indo remember original intor to 4 colorbwas either in 80s or early 90s butultiple games tried them but it seems to just add a lot more color and for some reason people didnt like it. I can go either way with them but i prefer the red and black but do t know whyI was considering getting a 4 color deck because one of my players is colorblind and I thought this might make things easier for him. Am I to understand that it wouldn't?
As a color blind person, it's not shades of gray. It's that certain parts of the spectrum blend/don't have differentiation. Google an ishihara test if you want to learn more about it. for me, blacks and reds blend, brighter yellows and greens, and blues and purples.I dont know anything about colorblindness or color confusion but the guys in our most recent reintroduction to them were the ones that liked them the least…i think they see a lot of colors in shades of gray so instead of making it better it just created more and different shades of gray. Again i can only talk from our game and indo remember original intor to 4 colorbwas either in 80s or early 90s butultiple games tried them but it seems to just add a lot more color and for some reason people didnt like it. I can go either way with them but i prefer the red and black but do t know why
Thanks - i dont really know myself but it seemed to “bug” the two guys in our game that have some colorblindness. Thanks for explaining.As a color blind person, it's not shades of gray. It's that certain parts of the spectrum blend/don't have differentiation. Google an ishihara test if you want to learn more about it. for me, blacks and reds blend, brighter yellows and greens, and blues and purples.
There are many variations of color blindness so I can only speak for myself. The only decks I have trouble with are the ones where the pips are stylish and hard to discern at a distance and where the red color is a really deep/dark red. No need for 4 color in my opinion.mr cat pants: what do you think of the 4 color decks - would be interesting yo know your opinion good or bad and might help others with their games
Pros - they're very easy to use in low light or when players have poor sight. No more "oh damn I though I had a flush" moments. They're gimmicky, if you want something different.
Cons - they're gimmicky, if that matters to you. And going from coloured cards back to standard, makes it slightly harder to differentiate spades and clubs, diamonds and hearts (though only marginally, of course).