Great collection! I enjoyed your Vietnam videos, and since you recommended it, I am eager to buy it. I hope you make Gallipoli videos too. I have a friend who has it (shrink-wrapped) 😂, and I wish to play it with him. Versailles 1919 is a great negotiation game! It is underrated! GBOH Julius Caesar fascinated me. It's a big game, and I am enjoying it very much. I also look forward to seeing your GBOH ideos. 😊
When you wind up cracking Gallipoli, definitely make sure you play with the updated/v2.0 charts and rules and such from BGG. The designer of the game is the president of our local game club, and he supports the players really well.
very nice... I'm glad I'm not the only one who really likes Crown of Roses... I agree, that one is really worth the time it takes to learn it... I also really like Gallipoli... I'm curious how the changes to the base system that will come with Mons will affect this one, but I do like it as is... Wellington is another hidden gem, I think... splitting the French into two factions is a bit artificial, but it does make for a great 4 player game... Kutuzov is the same system, but not quite as fun for me, if anything it is because the map is much less interesting It sounds like I might like Pursuit of Glory more than you do. I agree it's not quite on the level of Paths of Glory, but I think Pursuit opens up that theater like no other game does. I like the Men of Iron system just because of the battles it covers, it covers that era niche for me... what I don't like it about the system is there is no reaction in the game... you can just run circles around a unit and it will stand and stare while you cut it off and annihilate it I think Empire of the Sun is one of the great designs of all time, I just have moved away from it because I think the randomness of the dice can affect things too much...
I think you'll like Unconditional Surrender - solo's well with a little bit of creativity and some interesting decisions to make for all sides if you play three sided solo.
Great collection! I enjoyed your Vietnam videos, and since you recommended it, I am eager to buy it. I hope you make Gallipoli videos too. I have a friend who has it (shrink-wrapped) 😂, and I wish to play it with him.
Versailles 1919 is a great negotiation game! It is underrated!
GBOH Julius Caesar fascinated me. It's a big game, and I am enjoying it very much. I also look forward to seeing your GBOH ideos. 😊
When you wind up cracking Gallipoli, definitely make sure you play with the updated/v2.0 charts and rules and such from BGG. The designer of the game is the president of our local game club, and he supports the players really well.
very nice... I'm glad I'm not the only one who really likes Crown of Roses... I agree, that one is really worth the time it takes to learn it...
I also really like Gallipoli... I'm curious how the changes to the base system that will come with Mons will affect this one, but I do like it as is...
Wellington is another hidden gem, I think... splitting the French into two factions is a bit artificial, but it does make for a great 4 player game... Kutuzov is the same system, but not quite as fun for me, if anything it is because the map is much less interesting
It sounds like I might like Pursuit of Glory more than you do. I agree it's not quite on the level of Paths of Glory, but I think Pursuit opens up that theater like no other game does.
I like the Men of Iron system just because of the battles it covers, it covers that era niche for me... what I don't like it about the system is there is no reaction in the game... you can just run circles around a unit and it will stand and stare while you cut it off and annihilate it
I think Empire of the Sun is one of the great designs of all time, I just have moved away from it because I think the randomness of the dice can affect things too much...
I think you'll like Unconditional Surrender - solo's well with a little bit of creativity and some interesting decisions to make for all sides if you play three sided solo.