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Nice-looking graphics, looks like it took a lot of work, congrats! It's not my favorite genre of games, but it looks nice.
I've jotted down a dozen rationality-teaching game concepts, and may implement some if time allows - someday, maybe (It's not very high priority at the moment, and I still need to flesh out some stuff and figure out some snags). I'm much more interested in using game mechanics to teach specific thinking skills (I agree poker is a good example).
Precisely. That's what my game failed at, and that's what I am going to address in the next game. I would be happy to discuss your ideas with you.
I'll have to type them in then, most of 'em are in various notebooks I have around :) If you set up a mailing list or something I'd be interested, otherwise I'll just make a discussion post about 'em, asking for other suggestions.
I don't know enough people to justify creating an emailing list, so a post sounds like a good idea.