I just started playing this game and I have a doubt about the shuffling of enemy cards from your row and discard pile after the end of a warp. Do you shuffle all of these together without first separating the difficulty level like the initial setup? Meaning you'll possibly have different difficulty levels at the start of the next warp when setting up the row? Do you also reset your Shield and Hull?
Just picked this up today. Thx for the rules school. Very helpful. One question: I noticed that when you were saying that you lose the game when the hull goes to zero, that the text on the ship you were using (Artemis?) said that you don’t lose the game. You instead end the warp in that case. Can you clarify if that is indeed the case. Thanks again Dan.
7:40 I will never understand why people who make game tutorials do stuff like this. If you wanted to explain how evading defeats and enemy and how its rewards differ from defeating via lasers, then why not put the 1 evade token on the enemy that requires 1 evade to defeat?! Showing an example of a misplay and then saying “Oh but if I did this the other way then blah blah blah” is a horrible way to teach a game to someone. Making moves then going back on what you just said to imagine a different scenario is so ass. Why can’t anybody just set up the board one step at a time, explain what everything is, and then provide thorough examples of how to correctly play the game?
Reminds me of DeepSpace D-6, in some respects. Just got this game. Love DSD6. Excited to try this out
Thanks for the clear rules teach - finally played my copy this afternoon
Glad it helped!
You're one ot the best in the business when it comes to breaking down how to play games!
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks Raoul!
You make great videos. Always so helpful! Thank you Dan! ☺️
Excellent tutorial! Thanks
Thanks John!
Your teaches are great! Thank you!
Thanks so much! I have over 200 other Rules Schools you can check out! There is a playlist on my channel, and a table of them on my website!
Great video. Thank you!
Glad it helped Nathan!
Do exploded sections of the mothership get restored at the end of a warp?
If you use the description in the video for further questions it will likely get answered by the designer or publisher.
Great video and your so nice and upbeat
Thanks for the kind words courtney and I’m glad the video helped you!
thx for this helpful tutorial :)
You’re welcome Marie!
I just started playing this game and I have a doubt about the shuffling of enemy cards from your row and discard pile after the end of a warp. Do you shuffle all of these together without first separating the difficulty level like the initial setup? Meaning you'll possibly have different difficulty levels at the start of the next warp when setting up the row?
Do you also reset your Shield and Hull?
I don’t have the rules in front of me and I’veso many games since this use the link in the video for extra questions
Just picked this up today. Thx for the rules school. Very helpful.
One question: I noticed that when you were saying that you lose the game when the hull goes to zero, that the text on the ship you were using (Artemis?) said that you don’t lose the game. You instead end the warp in that case. Can you clarify if that is indeed the case.
Thanks again Dan.
Yes, that’s the case, he probably should have used a different ship for the example for clarity.
I know it's an old video. But everyone I watch on this game. Everyone picks Achilles for the ship
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I will never understand why people who make game tutorials do stuff like this.
If you wanted to explain how evading defeats and enemy and how its rewards differ from defeating via lasers, then why not put the 1 evade token on the enemy that requires 1 evade to defeat?!
Showing an example of a misplay and then saying “Oh but if I did this the other way then blah blah blah” is a horrible way to teach a game to someone. Making moves then going back on what you just said to imagine a different scenario is so ass.
Why can’t anybody just set up the board one step at a time, explain what everything is, and then provide thorough examples of how to correctly play the game?