A game like this with a campaign and unlocking mechanism is usually one that I will finish the campaign and then sell. I am OK with doing that. I feel like I get my money’s worth.
I don't know if you know this but Dorf is a video game. Its on steam and appears to be quite soothing. I don't know about the campaign aspect though. So i guess if you finish the board game and sell it you can always play again on your computer.
I didn't think it would be possible but you are terrible at this game. That start was a plethora of terrible decisions. And then you used the field flag and started counting forest. Why? Forgive me, i don't mean to come across as a bad person but it was super frustrating to watch. Hope you've improved.
@JohnLaRuffa reading my comment back, I'm kind of sorry I passed comment. It was just frustrating me watching. I'd like to take this opportunity to say I didn't mean all that much by it. It was just my way to vent sitting alone in my van on a break at work. I hope I didn't offend you and that you have a great Christmas.
@kkeithccarter it was a little harsh to be honest, but I did remember making this video and thinking “man, those are some stupid choices I made”. When you are trying to do things on camera and narrating it while going, sometimes you make quick and rash decisions just to show the game flow. It was far from ideal. To answer you question, when I am playing this game methodically, I do much better. Thanks for your follow up comment. All is good! 😊
Seems fun to play with a partner :)
thanks for the playthrough. i just picked up the game tonight. going to give it a play tomorrow.
It is a very satisfying game to play many times. It’s very relaxing.
@@JohnLaRuffa i also enjoy your channel. keep up the great work
Thanks for sharing.
You got it!
Something tells me that you'll eventually put this one on the chopping block to get a new game in its place.
A game like this with a campaign and unlocking mechanism is usually one that I will finish the campaign and then sell. I am OK with doing that. I feel like I get my money’s worth.
@@JohnLaRuffa for sure. Unless the campaign has a lot of variability and replayability, I would sell it after finishing it.
I don't know if you know this but Dorf is a video game. Its on steam and appears to be quite soothing. I don't know about the campaign aspect though. So i guess if you finish the board game and sell it you can always play again on your computer.
I had heard that, but I don’t do any computer gaming anymore. Just console gaming.
@@JohnLaRuffaIt’s on Nintendo Switch as well.
@@larrylazer cool! Thanks!
so... how many games of DFR have you finished?
I have not played it in a while, but that is something I need to remedy. 10 plays total so far…
I didn't think it would be possible but you are terrible at this game.
That start was a plethora of terrible decisions. And then you used the field flag and started counting forest. Why?
Forgive me, i don't mean to come across as a bad person but it was super frustrating to watch. Hope you've improved.
Never underestimate my capacity to make poor decisions while on camera.
@JohnLaRuffa reading my comment back, I'm kind of sorry I passed comment. It was just frustrating me watching.
I'd like to take this opportunity to say I didn't mean all that much by it. It was just my way to vent sitting alone in my van on a break at work.
I hope I didn't offend you and that you have a great Christmas.
@kkeithccarter it was a little harsh to be honest, but I did remember making this video and thinking “man, those are some stupid choices I made”. When you are trying to do things on camera and narrating it while going, sometimes you make quick and rash decisions just to show the game flow. It was far from ideal. To answer you question, when I am playing this game methodically, I do much better. Thanks for your follow up comment. All is good! 😊