People Power - Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2023
- Learn how to play "People Power" by Kenneth Tee (GMT Games, 2023)
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Timestamps:
01:18 - Factions
03:52 - Pieces
05:45 - Map
06:37 - Control
08:50 - Support, Resistance and Opposition
11:40 - Operations
22:25 - Special Activities
26:20 - Setup
28:01 - Events Deck
29:37 - Sequence of Play
34:46 - Election Round
37:36 - Final Scoring
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I think this is your best-produced yet, Joe! Great job!
why thank you, good sir :)
30:27 or 34:37 - just to add: Why would a first eligible player take the Op Only instead of the Event or Op + Special? To prevent another player from playing the Event.
Great video thanks for posting. Of all the ones I've watched I think yours is the best I've seen.
Correction to stacking - time stamp 18:52 - you can not “double down” on Protest Markers. As per rule 1.5.2: A map space may only contain one Terror Marker or ONE Protest Marker or one Strike Marker but never more than one of any of these markers. Page 4 of the rules as at 30/12/2023
Good point, just to iterate too, you can perform the Protest action again where there is already a marker usually to shift toward Opposition, but don't add a Protest marker.
phenomenal video as always
Fantastic video!
New subscriber, great job
Welcome to the show! How do you like People Power? (Assuming you came here to learn to play)
Really great video! I have two friends I am wanting to play with and this is a great resource! One rule clarification note: At 7:00 you mention that Reformer Activists only count towards control if they are active but the rules state that they only count toward control if there is a Protest marker present in the space.
Awesome, hope you get to play soon. As for that rule clarification, they are one in the same - Protest = “Active” Activists. No protest, Activists are inactive and don’t count for Control.
Thanks for the review, just ordered the game. I enjoy the smaller footprint COIN games, so I think this one will hit the mark.
yes, it's nice and compact for a COIN, shouldn't take up too much space. ideal for solo'ing, but great with others at the table!
13:00 Government bases have me a bit baffled. Do you have to have a Government base in a city to train? Are there conditions you can train in a city without a base? If so what is the purpose of having a base in a city and why does the Standard and Extended Scenarios have all or almost all cities with a Government base?
"In any city and or countryside space with a base Government can place up to four of their cubes" - this makes it sound like you don't need a base in a city to place cubes
Looks like you got your answer over on this thread? It's a good question, and the base-placing procedure in CL originally broke my brain, but it makes sense now. So it seemed like a breeze to me when tackling People Power. boardgamegeek.com/thread/3305566/train-operation-questions