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Join the roomRisk es un juego de mesa de estrategia de diplomacia, conflicto y conquista para dos a seis jugadores. La versión estándar se juega en un tablero que representa un mapa político del mundo, dividido en 42 territorios, que se agrupan en seis continentes. Los turnos rotan entre los jugadores que controlan ejércitos de piezas con las que intentan capturar territorios de otros jugadores, con resultados determinados por lanzamientos de dados. Los jugadores pueden formar y disolver alianzas durante el transcurso del juego. El objetivo del juego es ocupar todos los territorios del tablero y, al hacerlo, eliminar a los demás jugadores. El juego puede ser largo, requiriendo varias horas a múltiples días para terminar. Las versiones europeas están estructuradas de modo que cada jugador tiene un objetivo "misión secreta" limitado que acorta el juego.
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“Silicon Valley didn’t have smarter people; they just had people who were wired to take different risks, who actually came out to California to take risks and to get away from the status quo.”
“To love is to risk not being loved in return. To hope is to risk pain. To try is to risk failure, but risks must be taken, because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing.”
“They're so risk-averse, for a couple of hundred thousand dollars in legal fees, they could have had a $2 billion franchise. They blew it.”
“Rather than reacting to every risk we hear and see, we should make an effort to discern which ones we can do something about.”
“Sometimes when you experiment you will fail. Some way-out ideas may not work the way you thought they would. But that’s okay! That’s the nature of being on the edge of exciting design. You will never do anything interesting if you don’t take chances.”
“Skiers are in love with a risk sport and they're uninhibited - even in converstaion.”
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