Thank you! I would also choose to play with others over solo but can think of a few scenarios where it can be helpful. 1) Some people do not have a group so it could be a matter of playing solo or not at all. 2) A solo mode can be helpful if you are going to teach and want to do a playthrough first. 3) If you play a game of solo, then learning multi-player will probably be easier. But ultimately, if I play solo, it triggers me to connect with others and invite them to a board game night but can help me practice so I can teach it.
This series is going to be a lot of fun. I know you guys love Baseball Highlights. It's pretty fun solo. The opponent starts with 15 free agents, so even though they don't play intelligently, all their cards are good. Also, this effect happens that's similar to what you mentioned with the automa blocking the perfect spot; your opponent will often play the perfect card to kill your plans.
Nick, thanks for doing this! I recently found that I am solo gaming more often because my schedule makes gaming with others a bit complicated. I appreciate your taking this on as a non-solo gamer since it will give a different perspective to the reviews you give. Great series. I hope you find the process interesting enough to continue!
Love the intro haha! I haven't played Viticulture solo but I've played against the Automa on Scythe and it worked really well so I'm sure it does for other Stonemeier games as well. Really clever design!
Loving the intro! Looking forward for this segment! I am mostly a solo gamer, so it's fun the see the perspective of others on game that have solo varients.
This game playing solo is fun and a bit stressful in a good way! So many times I’ll be playing thinking there’s no way I’m goin to win and on the last turn I pull ahead with a victory! Thanx
I would love to see you cover the tiny Epic series!
4 ปีที่แล้ว
Great video! I noticed, though, that you demoed it with the Tuscany expansion board and not the base game board. Biggest difference is that there are more seasons, plus that little map on the side. Thought I'd point it out.
This is cool! I'm often having to play solo or not at all, so it'll be a good series to see some other options out there. I've tried some other solo games lately and it's more like "see if this time you can score more than you did last time!" or "you can play solo if you just mimic playing an 2nd player". The way this game sets up in solo mode is different, and I like it! Closing song - LOL I sing that too! Though maybe not with the pizzazz that you do :) Until next time! #LessThanThree
I've had viticulture for a while and have been hesitant to try it solo. Girlfriend moved 130 miles away, so I guess it's time to find out. Thanks for the review!
I play Gloomhaven solo which is pretty well balanced. I've played a couple of teaching scenarios with 3 or 4 players at meetups and it's so much to setup and take down. It's just easier to leave it setup at home and play solo or host a teaching game at home. I did just get viticulture but I haven't gotten to play it yet. Maybe I'll try it solo first.
Excellent idea for a segment! If you run out of ideas, here's a list of popular soloable games: boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/217988/2016-peoples-choice-top-100-solo-games
Great segment. Thanks for thinking about the solo gamers.
that intro tho
ps, Mike's a douche, taking those spots
Thank you! I would also choose to play with others over solo but can think of a few scenarios where it can be helpful.
1) Some people do not have a group so it could be a matter of playing solo or not at all.
2) A solo mode can be helpful if you are going to teach and want to do a playthrough first.
3) If you play a game of solo, then learning multi-player will probably be easier.
But ultimately, if I play solo, it triggers me to connect with others and invite them to a board game night but can help me practice so I can teach it.
This series is going to be a lot of fun. I know you guys love Baseball Highlights. It's pretty fun solo. The opponent starts with 15 free agents, so even though they don't play intelligently, all their cards are good. Also, this effect happens that's similar to what you mentioned with the automa blocking the perfect spot; your opponent will often play the perfect card to kill your plans.
I'm impressed by the little Huddersfield display on your shelf.
Dan Hughes Hell yeah man we represent!
Thanks dude! The Brothers Murph are becoming my favorite reviewers. Good stuff!
It’s great to find the solo gameplays during these pandemic times!
Nick, thanks for doing this! I recently found that I am solo gaming more often because my schedule makes gaming with others a bit complicated. I appreciate your taking this on as a non-solo gamer since it will give a different perspective to the reviews you give.
Great series. I hope you find the process interesting enough to continue!
Actually one of my favorite solo. I enjoy also the campaign mode in rule book
Love the intro haha! I haven't played Viticulture solo but I've played against the Automa on Scythe and it worked really well so I'm sure it does for other Stonemeier games as well. Really clever design!
I'm ready for the TI4 solo!
The intro is freaking awesome, lol
Keep up the great work!!!
Best intro yet.
Loving the intro! Looking forward for this segment! I am mostly a solo gamer, so it's fun the see the perspective of others on game that have solo varients.
This game playing solo is fun and a bit stressful in a good way! So many times I’ll be playing thinking there’s no way I’m goin to win and on the last turn I pull ahead with a victory! Thanx
Best. Intro. Ever.
Plan on picking up Viticulture(and Dungeon Petz) based on your recommendation, so this was cool to watch. Great idea for a series btw!
Looking forward to this segment Nick! I've not played any games solo as of yet but think I'll give a game a go if you play anything I currently own!
hahaha Love the intro
I would love to see you cover the tiny Epic series!
Great video! I noticed, though, that you demoed it with the Tuscany expansion board and not the base game board. Biggest difference is that there are more seasons, plus that little map on the side. Thought I'd point it out.
Great video. Been looking at a lot of my games that have solo as well. One of my New Yeats resolutions try a few more in solo mode.
Loved this video, can't wait for more! Ps. Think about the word automatic ☺
This is cool! I'm often having to play solo or not at all, so it'll be a good series to see some other options out there. I've tried some other solo games lately and it's more like "see if this time you can score more than you did last time!" or "you can play solo if you just mimic playing an 2nd player". The way this game sets up in solo mode is different, and I like it!
Closing song - LOL I sing that too! Though maybe not with the pizzazz that you do :) Until next time! #LessThanThree
Great idea for a video series!
I've had viticulture for a while and have been hesitant to try it solo. Girlfriend moved 130 miles away, so I guess it's time to find out. Thanks for the review!
Im going to like this series.
I enjoyed Sycthe solo.
I play Gloomhaven solo which is pretty well balanced. I've played a couple of teaching scenarios with 3 or 4 players at meetups and it's so much to setup and take down. It's just easier to leave it setup at home and play solo or host a teaching game at home.
I did just get viticulture but I haven't gotten to play it yet. Maybe I'll try it solo first.
Please do more fron this series
The question is: Would you buy the game just to solo it?
Excellent idea for a segment! If you run out of ideas, here's a list of popular soloable games: boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/217988/2016-peoples-choice-top-100-solo-games
You made me buy this game becouse, you can solo that?