I am wondering if people tend to have a psychological preference when it comes to transparent or solid pieces when that trait does not affect the game directly.
I am in the process of making a nice prototype for some of my games & I am curious if anyone here has heard of or has anecdotal evidence that an indifferent player would be more receptive towards playing a board game if that game had transparent or solid pieces.
Currently, I have determined (based upon my own research which is, naturally, open to review) that players prefer bright (but not neon) color pieces over subdued, subdued colors on the game board over bright & heavy pieces over light pieces.
Any assistance would be appreciated. Thank you.