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You can try Go instead. It's rule is easy to understand but its strategies are profound.

Official variants are just optional rules. Why not cover ACTUAL variants made by the gamers?

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I'm very new to craft board games in general, so my exposure is pretty limited. So far the only AI system I've experienced is the one in Caesar! From the 20 minutes series, and I have to say that while initially put off I really enjoy it. Having watched a bunch of videos on blitzkrieg, also from the 20 minute series I have to say that that game is now on my wish list! Smittybit on boardgamegeek

Pandemic is defo top of my list. I first played it with a friend while on vacation in Vozrozhdeniya and it was really damn stressful and immersive, but fun

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Have you tried Republic of Rome? And if so, what is your experience with it?

The reason why Cthulhu Wars does not feel like a traditional Cthulhu investigative game is because things have moved on beyond that. The investigators have failed and all the Gods are now rampaging around the earth.

If a group is neutralized I know its puppet groups become neutral "unowned" groups but does the master/puppet chain remain or does the chain become undone and everything goes independent? Simular if a group is destroyed, is the whole chain rendered out of play?

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Go to 1:25 to skip past the bullshit

Re Terraforming Mars: it's not villages in the Andes, it's cities such as La Paz, the capital of Boliva. It is 14% oxygen, but when I was there the only time I noticed it was when I was walking uphill and tried to eat at the same time and found myself short of breath, so totally comfortable for day to day life.

cats are not jerks! but calico is so cute for sure

Dude, how did you get that thumbnail!? That's epic!

I played a lot of Cosmic Encounter in the 1980s, and Illuminati borrowed many aspect of its game play from CE. Steve Jackson in an article on the designed of Illuninati said: "It should be a multi-player game. I'm a great admirer of Eon's Cosmic Encounter. I decided to go for the same free-wheeling, back-stabbing play style. Another similarity to CE was the idea that each player would have his own special power. Illuminati takes this even farther than CE, though: each player has his own victory condition, too! Thus, each player has slightly different aims in any given transaction. "

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Do you even own all of these games. At least how many hours have you spent playing them?

Great video dude. Another game we should talk more about is Othello, which also originated in Japan.

I have been looking for ocean-themed board game gift ideas and this was really helpful! Thanks!

Nice vid 👍🏻

Did she really graduate from college, (passing grades)?

I saw another report on YT that Obakota was working at a bakery shop. Is this true???

The Duke works well as amprint and play though ive never been spoiled with the real wood pieces. I drew up the pieces in inkscape and printed them quarter size and laminated them. Publisher has larger ones available on BGG.. I was afraid it would be awkward with the tiny flat pieces but didnt have a problem. Printing on the cheaper paper worked better actually because I could cut the laminate a lot closer to the card

I like when you actually play the game with all the expansion pandemic

I worked for dream pod 9 for the heavy gear blitz line and did con work if I was trying to tell a say anime fan what heavy gear blitz it I'd say armored troopers Votoms but like battlefield tactics with everything from tanks to heli gunships to infantry to the gears which you can go from recon to heavy armory and artillery types to freaking paratrooper mecha to the usually 2 to 3 man crewed striders i personally like this more than battle tech and mech warrior. The gears are like 8 to 12 feet tall also I've been chatting to the creator of this game that is pretty much like armored core and all the arms, legs, cores, and they are attached with mini magnets instead of gluing so every match you can have a entirely new loadout. Message me if you would care to learn more. I'm even trying to design my own mecha tabletop. And I could use brainstormers to help flesh out the world, cities, pmc and official country military, world history and tech level and application. Go to Reddit and msg me my username is Enemy__Crab (2 underscore between "enemy" and "crab") take care

Sounds interesting. 🤔

All the best to you. Until we meet virtually again :)

For me your series really sparked my gaming interest. I’ll mention your series on Cosmic Encounters stood out 🙌🏻🙂

It’s perfectly understandable. I hope you’ll be back at some time. But most important: take good care ❤

Thank you. Take your time and if you come back it’s great. If not I wish you the very best in the future.

Cool shirt for this video!!!

Just saw this 3 years late but I wanted ti add my 2 cents. 5) Arkham never played, I have the Elder Signs dice game and that scratch that itch, 4) Champions have not played it, 3) Game of throne. This brings up sore subject I bought 1st Ed then after buy the Deluxe expansion the came out with 2nd edition. They should have made and upgrade kit. Liked the game though. I refused to buy the 2nd. 2) Netrunner played it once though it was good but not solo playable. 1) just got the LOTR revised edtion. Glad I waited. I like the game. Would have been mad had FFG nailed me again. But at least with this you can upgrade. HM I have the Mage Wars and I do like it a lot. Here are some not on the list I like in no particular order. Vs 2pcg, Star Wars LCG, Doomtown Reloaded and one of my favorites Warhammer 40K: Conquest. Unfortunately no longer availavblr due to licencing

3rd edition healthy heart hospital was just released. Just a quick fyi. Yes, it was tongue-in-cheek when first developed, and victory point games took it further with the art. Sparkworks is doing the 3rd edition, under the umbrella of Tabletop Tycoon. Same tongue-in-cheek, more characters that you might recognize from modern tv shows. Happy to see you l like running around the corridors of Healthy Heart Hospital.

Absolutely love this game, been playing since the first edition 80's pocket box era. Hail Eris!

There was an unauthorized solitaire version of Acquire in the 1980s that I just loved. I started playing playing the board game in the 197os, the components were great in that version. I wish I knew where I could get a copy of that computer game. AH / Hasbro has been terrible about releasing the games in its catalog. My favorite real estate game, and I don’t know the name of it, involved developing residential, commercial, and industrial lots in a way to maximize the values of of all of your property lots. Any idea of the name of that game?

Thank you UA-cam for putting this on my feed. Good times. :)

Cards = İlluminati's Future Plans!!!

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Carcassonne is great to introduce newbies to games that aren't monopoly... Give it time and they'll be ready to play War of the Ring!

I own 4 of these 5 games. I don't own Robinson Crusoe.

It has been a while that I have not watched your videos, but it was great to watch one again. I enjoyed it a lot. Here is my list, which has been trimmed down to games that I own in Spanish, because those are the ones I mainly play with other people: 1. The Adventures of Robin Hood: I loved Robin Hood as a kid. I love Legends of Andor. It was almost impossible for me to not like this game. It is aimed at families with little kids and it has no real replayability, but I enjoyed a lot playing through it. 2. Tales of the Arabian Nights: Pure storytelling fun if you forget about the competition and just enjoy the stories. 3. Middle Earth Quest: Amazing adventure game / wargame that tells the story after The Hobbit but before The Lord of the Rings. 4. Unlock: The Adventurers of Oz: It is a great experience for anyone that loves the book. It has aspects that don't appear in the movie. The game is gorgeous. 5. Exit: Dead Man in the Orient Express: Great mistery solving experience. Cheers!

Good list Danny. Thanks for sharing

While I had a big problem with the game itself, I found that the old 1979 Avalon Hill Dune was INCREDIBLY successful at capturing the theme. The special abilities of each faction felt so right to anyone who had read the novels. Did I enjoy the game? Kinda. So I loved most of the game play itself, except how the game ends. But I always felt the way the game would end as being incredibly anticlimactic. So after two disappointing games, I stopped wanting to play it. But it does really capture the feel of the books. I haven't had a chance to play it yet, and granted, when I got the game, I had only seen the TV show and hadn't yet read any of the books. But The Expanse (2017, not to be confused with two other earlier games with the same name) is definitely a game that I want to play. I've actually going through the series recently (I'm up to book 6 of 9). If I ever get a chance to play it, I'll probably be able to say more. I do remember some positive reviews though from back when it was released. I definitely do recommend both the old TV series ,as well as the books (I will say that the earlier books, so far, have been better than the later ones, especially since the books get especially dark by volume 5). Arrakis : Dawn of the Fremen is not exactly based on the books, because it takes place years before either the Harkonnens or Atreides come to Arrakis. It's kind of a meta-fictional game in that way (fiction within fiction). This is another game that I REALLY want to play. Although I did play the game that it is modeled after, "Borderlands", which I loved back in the day. The original game was designed by the Cosmic Encounter team, and was fairly innovative for its time. A couple of elements from the expansions did manage to break the game (imho). But I loved the original game.

FYI, when saying hegemony, the emphasis is on the second syllable. Think heh GEH monee

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