Rogue Angels and ISS Vanguard board games compared
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- A side by side look at two excellent Sci-Fi campaign games.
For more information about Rogue Angels:
= MyRogueAngels.com
For more information about ISS Vanguard:
= MyISSVanguard.com
Love your work Len, I truly appreciate the amount effort and dedication you put into these communities for each game.
Thank you Syko1985... both games are similar but extremely different at the same time! It really is cool that if you like this style of game you get get both of them and have two different experiences rather than one copying the other!
Dear Len, those are fantastic in-depth looks into both games. I very much appreciate the care you took in preparing the points you went over in both cases. It felt very comprehensive. As for which to buy, I'm leaning towards Rogue Angels, tbh as these days I like miniatures games more. You did make the game mechanics look very interesting as well.
Yes ... the game mechanisms for Rogue Angels are very good indeed!
I just recently discovered your channel. I wish I had discovered it years ago. I really enjoying your content. I’m going through some of your past videos. I’m currently thinking about getting into ISS Vanguard. I’m not sure who’s buying the camera but they deserve a high five can’t wait to watch more videos. But now I’m interested in the other one I don’t like stickers and I don’t like legacy stuff in a game. I feel like once you put the sticker on there there ain’t no going back that’s why I stay away from games like Bloom Haven or any legacy
The nice thing about Rogue Angels is that they give you two sets of stickers so that you can play through the game again with the same characters and still have a fresh set of stickers. Note that each hero (character) has their own set of stickers, so you can play the game at least four full times before using up the first set of stickers. Rogue Angels went way out of their way to try to make it very re-usable / re-playable!
I tip my hat for you and your dedication, Len. Really well done - and a serious deep dive for those who want to study the games a bit before purchase. I am blown away by your enthusiasm.
Best regards Emil
Yes, I think it turned out alright ... though I feel like I forgot to mention half of the things about each game :)
Are you by any chance the Len Lindsay from Comal Today?
Yep ... that's me. It's also me for Pet Gazette and Compute! magazine and the Handwritten Bible :)
@@LenLindsay did you change your email adresse them? I've been emailing you for two years know without getting a reply 😅
Cool video by the way 😁 like the style!
I wrote you some time ago because I am writing a book where comal plays a huge rolle, and I would like to get my hands on some of your first publications and then I obviously have a lot of questions to 😅
@@RetroComputingwithMike I haven't done anything lately (even remotely lately) with COMAL.
@@LenLindsay i have! I'm writing a book about the history of it 😁