Nice vid! Well explained. One correction: Accordering to the rulebook, a Keystone tile is a tile with just one animal (the ones where you earn a pine-token). During setup the players can pick a keystone tile as a 4th tile to add to there starting habitat. In the vid you picked just random tiles, not specifically the keystone tiles. You also explained you put both the basegame and expansion in the landmark box. Does it fit with the inlay? I had to remove it to fit everything in.
@Spencer ...when you're trying to TEACH people how to play something, you should stop using words like "obviously" when it comes to describing things or actions!! Why?!? Because it's not OBVIOUS to people who haven't played this expansion and are trying to learn it for the first time! Also...Cattails tokens are just tokens. A "Meeple" is a wooden token of a person (My People = Meeple). This term was coined back in 2000 by Alison Hansel during a game of Carcassonne. All other wooden pieces in a board game are simply called tokens.
When I use the word obviously, I’m usually referring to myself, yes I know that sounds confusing. Do you realize what it means to be mentally disabled? Those of us who have autism, have a difficult time living in the real world. I often talk to myself, I often converse with myself, and so that sometimes comes up in bits and pieces when I’m teaching. I often need to confirm things with myself even in teaching and then I say weird words at weird times, as a one word confirmation to myself. 0:27 If it bothers you that much, it doesn’t hurt my feelings if prefer to watch someone else. But that’s my situation, I do this for fun. And I get enough comments from people who appreciate for what I am able to do. Not everyone is bothered by the way I teach or the length it takes. I’m sorry I wasted your time. Check out the dice tower, if that would be more helpful for you.
Then why does everyone I know in real life also call them meeples? Because whether it’s perfectly accurate or not, if it’s wooden the first thought is meeple. Hey if you want to blame anyone blame carcassonne, because if they hadn’t called the people wooden pieces meeples then this debate would never have happened in the first place.
Nice vid! Well explained. One correction: Accordering to the rulebook, a Keystone tile is a tile with just one animal (the ones where you earn a pine-token). During setup the players can pick a keystone tile as a 4th tile to add to there starting habitat. In the vid you picked just random tiles, not specifically the keystone tiles. You also explained you put both the basegame and expansion in the landmark box. Does it fit with the inlay? I had to remove it to fit everything in.
Yeah I realized that later. Yes I had to remove the inlay.
It's a lot of cards. I printed an organizer for it, and now it's all nicely packed :)
@Spencer ...when you're trying to TEACH people how to play something, you should stop using words like "obviously" when it comes to describing things or actions!! Why?!? Because it's not OBVIOUS to people who haven't played this expansion and are trying to learn it for the first time!
Also...Cattails tokens are just tokens. A "Meeple" is a wooden token of a person (My People = Meeple). This term was coined back in 2000 by Alison Hansel during a game of Carcassonne. All other wooden pieces in a board game are simply called tokens.
When I use the word obviously, I’m usually referring to myself, yes I know that sounds confusing. Do you realize what it means to be mentally disabled? Those of us who have autism, have a difficult time living in the real world. I often talk to myself, I often converse with myself, and so that sometimes comes up in bits and pieces when I’m teaching. I often need to confirm things with myself even in teaching and then I say weird words at weird times, as a one word confirmation to myself. 0:27 If it bothers you that much, it doesn’t hurt my feelings if prefer to watch someone else. But that’s my situation, I do this for fun. And I get enough comments from people who appreciate for what I am able to do. Not everyone is bothered by the way I teach or the length it takes. I’m sorry I wasted your time. Check out the dice tower, if that would be more helpful for you.
Then why does everyone I know in real life also call them meeples? Because whether it’s perfectly accurate or not, if it’s wooden the first thought is meeple. Hey if you want to blame anyone blame carcassonne, because if they hadn’t called the people wooden pieces meeples then this debate would never have happened in the first place.