You do some fine work here, sir. It's amazingly well-organized and laid out. It was a huge help to some of our group who tried this for the first time last night. One thing we did notice: 4.0 Game End The game end condition is evaluated at the end of round 3 and at the end of each subsequent round. The game ends at the end of a round if Truce Cards belonging to all factions of one or both sides (1.1) have been played. It was the "one or both sides" that tripped up our opponents last night. We swept the win as the Americans as we played our two truce cards and ended the game abruptly before the other side could react. They thought that all four needed to be in play to end things (which appears not to be the case as stated above.) They had sat on their truce cards when they were ahead and had not realized that they probably could have one it had they timed it properly. Please keep up your amazing work on these - I'm a huge fan. :)
14:52 Wrong, Game can end if just 1 side plays their truce cards beginning round 3. "Say the British/Loyalist have more colonies, they may want to end the game quicker thus playing their TRUCE CARDS." I was doing an impersonation.
Overall a great tutorial, except the wrong explanation of how truce cards end the game : it ends at the end of the turn as soon as factions from ONE SIDE have played their 2 truce cards.
(17:08) Need help!... You stated that an ARMY consists of 1+units (10:30) and that the figure on a card is a army NOT a unit (9:39). How can you use a two army card 1 movement to move a UNIT into the territory of the Native Americans and a ARMY into another territory?
I think I see where I wasn't entirely clear. Each cube is a unit. When you group cubes and move them they become armies. However, It sounds like you only have two cubes and you want them to go to two different places. In that instance, you CAN use the individual cubes as armies. If you move a cube alone it CAN be considered an army. (It's an army with just one unit.) One army (with one cube) can be moved to one location and your second army (composed of one cube) can move to a second location. Hopefully, this helps.
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You do some fine work here, sir. It's amazingly well-organized and laid out. It was a huge help to some of our group who tried this for the first time last night.
One thing we did notice:
4.0 Game End
The game end condition is evaluated at the end of round 3
and at the end of each subsequent round.
The game ends at the end of a round if Truce Cards belonging
to all factions of one or both sides (1.1) have been played.
It was the "one or both sides" that tripped up our opponents last night. We swept the win as the Americans as we played our two truce cards and ended the game abruptly before the other side could react. They thought that all four needed to be in play to end things (which appears not to be the case as stated above.) They had sat on their truce cards when they were ahead and had not realized that they probably could have one it had they timed it properly.
Please keep up your amazing work on these - I'm a huge fan. :)
Thanks, Michael! Appreciate the correction and the fandom!
14:52 Wrong, Game can end if just 1 side plays their truce cards beginning round 3. "Say the British/Loyalist have more colonies, they may want to end the game quicker thus playing their TRUCE CARDS." I was doing an impersonation.
Overall a great tutorial, except the wrong explanation of how truce cards end the game : it ends at the end of the turn as soon as factions from ONE SIDE have played their 2 truce cards.
Simple and easy to follow! Thank you!
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Dude! This iswas such an amazig explanation... thank you!!!
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Please! I have a question. If the indians flee, when do they come back if they dont have a turn?? Thank you for answering!
Fled Indians can be brought back onto the board by specific Event Cards. I think one is titled Colonel Louis.
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(17:08) Need help!... You stated that an ARMY consists of 1+units (10:30) and that the figure on a card is a army NOT a unit (9:39). How can you use a two army card 1 movement to move a UNIT into the territory of the Native Americans and a ARMY into another territory?
I think I see where I wasn't entirely clear. Each cube is a unit. When you group cubes and move them they become armies. However, It sounds like you only have two cubes and you want them to go to two different places. In that instance, you CAN use the individual cubes as armies. If you move a cube alone it CAN be considered an army. (It's an army with just one unit.) One army (with one cube) can be moved to one location and your second army (composed of one cube) can move to a second location. Hopefully, this helps.
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