Seeing this post made me wonder what the best way to play games on a woman's back would be. What games would be easiest/hardest to play? Would the belly be a better surface? >>98826639>>98825999>>98825103
>>98826665>Would the belly be a better surface?Absolutely not.This works for eating sushi off it but otherwise breathing interferes.As for what, anything with a simple grid pattern and uniform pieces.Go, checkers, that kind of thing.
>>98826696stick one of these on there and it's guaranteed to work, but I imagine that trying to keep a regular set stable would be part of the fun
>>98826665Battletech
>>98826665Most RPGs only really require a character sheet and some dice (probably with a dice tray in this scenario), so I would say them. Card games would probably work decently enough too. Cards can't tip over and don't slide that much and in case of most card based games they don't have to be arranged in some very precise position/layout (as in, nothing will happen if some of them are slightly misaligned) or move a little. Worse if you have to place your entire deck on her too, but still it shouldn't collapse as long as she's decently still. You can split it into two piles if needed. Anything with a board or that requires placing a bunch of components in specific locations probably wouldn't work too well. Any larger movements and all the components move around, completely changing the game state
>>98826665>Would the belly be a better surface?Yes, it has its own entertainment value so players can multi-task if they get bored.
