This video literally has it all. Subtle humour that's never destracting from the explanation, awesome helpful animations, all components of playing the game are very clearly depicted and the build up of explaining is done in a way where it's easy to grasp. This is such a good video i'm really impressed. It's exactly what i want in a boardgame explain video. Please never stop making videos and make more like this. I might be getting too excited over a boardgame tutorial video but fuck it, you've earned it. I hope you gain a lot more subscribers. I'm already recommending you to friends if they ask for suggestions.
I worked as a full-time, professional board game teacher for three years -- this is a fantastic, A+ achievement in teaching Terra Mystica. It's damn near perfect, if a little exhaustive! You really deserve to be proud of this one. Thank you for your hard work.
i had help from the Terra Mystica community checking over the script and giving me pointers, because i knew they'd be disappointed if i made too many goofs!
@Kevin Milloy You can work in a board game cafe. You can work at a summer camp or community center. You can teach game design at the college or university level. You can work at or run an events company. You can work as a rep for a publisher. You can make TH-cam videos like i do (although it's not exactly a sustainable living).
@Kevin Milloy Fair question! I was employed at a small board game café / library. I started as a teacher and eventually served as the curator as well. Depending on the administration goals of any given board game café, the experience of teaching there can be either frustrating or wonderful. I was fortunate enough to work at a very play-focused establishment. We were a very close-knit group. I still hold onto a lot of relationships from that time, both customers and former co-workers. As our teacher hinted: I left because I wanted more financial security. These days I still take part in the industry, but only as a reviewer.
Terra Mystica is the hardest game I have ever tried to learn. I have still never won, but I wish I had watched this video before our first attempt. It was an utter disaster, 5 guys who had never played before spent 4 hours arguing over how to implement the rules. Setup alone took almost an hour. We didn't even finish it, we abandoned it 3/4 of the way through and it took months before it was back on the table. If you have never played this game before, this video should be mandatory viewing. On top of that, I would strongly recommend you only attempt the game if you have at least 1 person in your group who has played multiple times before, otherwise you may never end up appreciating it. It's a very good economic strategy game, but it takes half a dozen or more plays to get your head around it. The video is great, well done.
Thank you Ryan, the game deserves a video of this quality. The order in which you presented things was well chosen and the teaching time for the base rules is impressively short. Excellent attention to detail as well. I only realised I didn't know some of the smaller rules until I had to teach three completely green players two weeks ago(if only I had had this video then) and I was writing up a short teaching summary while skimming the rule book to make sure I wouldn't forget anything, and I've been playing the game for about a year now. I had no idea you could split up cult spades over multiple hexes, ditto for bonus action spades if you have any leftovers, didn't know you could return a priest from your board to your pool to move up one step on a cult track, etcetera. The only thing I think you missed was the 10-town limit, which until two weeks ago I thought would never be relevant anyway. Turns out it's not that unlikely in a 5-player game after all.
Hey man, just wanted to tell you that I like the way you made this explanation. You put efforts to the editing and it's light, friendly and really helped me pay attention and learn it with fun. And it's organized which makes it so helpful, especially for such a complicated game. Thank you
I love that the setup is at the end! Nothing is worse than slogging through a setup for a board when I just wanna see the play action and concept, but it's still integral to these videos. Plus it gives context for all the pieces that go on the board so is well received on the learning end.
Whilst, from your tone, I felt like you were presenting to 6-year-olds or puppies, I kept watching because it is hands-down the clearest most helpful how-to-play I've ever seen. Thanks for uploading! I'm going to subscribe and check out your other videos.
My favourite game. Great video thanks. I’ve played this game over a dozen time and read the rule book 3 times but you’ve shown me a couple of rules I had misunderstood / forgotten. Thanks again.
The Google searches for the past three games I have been learning have lead me to your channel. Castles of Burgundy, Caverna, and now Terra Mystica, not to mention I have A Feast for Odin on the way... crap.. I just mentioned it... Anyways, you have been the most enjoyable Canadian board game tutorialist that I've watched and I can't thank you enough... can't thank you enough?.. really?.. how many thanks are necessary?.. come to think of it Castles of Burgundy may have been that other Canadian fellow... well, maybe just one big THANK YOU will do! Seriously, I really appreciate your videos. Very clear, very thorough, and all around enjoyable. You've got another subscriber. Cheers! 🍻
This has been immensely helpful for me. I have a virtual board game meetup coming up where we'll be playing this, but due to us playing remotely, it would be pretty hard for my friend to teach us like he usually does. While I'm unsure I'll win, I'll at least not be the guy asking questions every 6 seconds!
My pleasure! Do you have anyone to play it with? i rely on my family to play games with me now that we're back in lockdown, and it's far from their favourite style of game.
Love your videos man. Whenever I get to try a new game it’s great when you’ve reviewed them already. You give great explanations and basic walk through on the games.
This is so great! Clear and concise and visual. You’re doing such a great job! I’m eager-and only a little nervous-to play this game for the first time, now.
Thank you! i like the game very much, but i shouldn't. There are very few faces in the game... very little personality. Just dumb, boring buildings. But i don't know? It just tickles a part of my brain and i can't quite explain why yet. Maybe i'll do a Find the Fun video on it once i figure that out.
I'm going to be playing this with 4 other people who have played before, so this was a nice introduction so I have some sort of idea about what's going on when they re-explain it tomorrow night.
Great presentation, Ryan. Thank you. I bought Gaia Project because of the solo option. And while I like the game, I am more interested in the Terra Mystica theme than G.P. It appears that there is a solo (fan made) option for T.M. Any feedback from you (or anyone posting here) if T.M. would be worth it for solo using a fan made option?
11:17 I'm confused. "If you're short spades with either of these abilities, you can pay worker cubes to top up to the number of spades you need; BUT if you pay worker cubes, you can't split the spades up into multiple terriforming actions." Isn't using the extra spade to terriform another space considered another terriforming action? And isn't terriforming the extra space part of "either of these abilities"? Also, second question, when you say "the single action that you take on your turn" 12:07, you mean literally I can only take one single action or do you mean I can take each action once per turn?
The 1st expansion is all good except for the Shapeshifters, they are way too powerful 😠. But the turn order board is a must, as you implied, the other factions are interesting to play with. There’s another expansion called “Merchants of the Seas” I know nothing about this but I would like to see you explain the game.
@@harleygrattan2851 i'm still not sure if doing videos on expansions is worth it for the amount of views they'll get? Games like Catan: Cities & Knights are an exception.
Having not played Gaia yet, i've really been trying to get to the bottom of this. But if you don't like space themes, then this is a no-brainer. Just know that there's a simplified version called Terra Nova that you should evaluate as well, if you're in the market.
@@NightsAroundaTable thanks for the answer. Well, eight is almost unendurable (hopefuly that's an English word). I'm growing more and more tired of all the commercials on TH-cam. At the same time, I totally understand the deal. I get super cool content “for free”. You get a little something, TH-cam makes a lot. Anyhow, I think three, four at the most would be ok when I need a rules run-through.
11:22 The mermaids can't transform the brown tile in their homeland with one spade. They need two for that. Should have used the forest tile for the example. 15:31 The updated rules forbid to place the spade -> 2 points round tile in the fifth or last position. (You pointed this out at the end of the video). 23:54 Darklings don't get 2 points for every spade, only for each spade that they got with a priest. 24:27 Giants can only transform a tile in their homeland, not in any other. 26:08 The Nomads sandstorm ability doesn't work on tiles that are adjacent because of a bridge. 26:44 The Fakirs stronghold gives a priest rather than the usual 2 power, it is as irregular as the mentioned stronghold incomes of the Chaos Magicians and Alchemists. Solid video, the markings and switching between the boards to highlight what you mean make this a useful tutorial.
Thanks for these minor corrections after the fact, but this is the kind of thing i was trying to avoid by soliciting feedback on the script weeks ago on BGG, where you yourself said "Skimmed through it and didn't found mayor flaws." i honestly appreciate the feedback, but i'd much prefer to hear it before i've produced the video, since there's nothing i can do to edit a TH-cam video once it's been published.
@@NightsAroundaTable The first two mistakes couldn't be found in the script, as they are purely visual. The others four were overlooked, but they aren't mayor. They don't misinform the watcher, don't give a wrong impression of the game and shouldn't lead to playing the game wrong. Just reading the class descriptions once in the rule book fix it (which is what every new player should to if they start the game). You can't expect people to proofread your work in their free time to find every tiny flaw for you. Reading the script is less engaging than watching the end result as well. Making a perfect video about a fairly complex board game with its many details, rules, exceptions. respectable amounts of errata and updates isn't easy. It would take more time than it may be worth it.
@@Exkalipoor i don't expect people to proofread my work in their free time to find every tiny flaw, but that can't possibly be your complaint, since you waited until after the video was published to use your free time to find every tiny flaw anyway! :) It would just have been more encouraging to hear these comment before i put in all the work, instead of after. (And believe me, it was a crazy amount of work!) Still, as you say, the issues you mentioned are minor. i don't know that i've ever played a rules-perfect game of Terra Mystica, and i doubt i ever will.
@@NightsAroundaTable I blame the long weekend with birthdays (the same in plural due to several days of frolicking), food, and alcohol! I gave Terra Mystica to my GF as an extra present, because I found it at 40% off. That's why I'm reading the rules and watching your video-and falling asleep :^D
@@thomashverring9484 i'm playing a game of it on BGA right now! And awaiting the solo mode to ship from my FLGS. It's fun, but not, like... roller-coaster-fun.
Was looking for a way to easily explain TM to some peeps so they can play with me... I'mma just send 'm all this 'ere video, that aughtta do the trick right?
i’ve only played it once, but had a good time with it. The turn order track is a good addition that you can emulate for free in the base game. The new races were interesting... i played Riverwalkers, while my friend MT played one of the volcanic races. They’re unique because they don’t have a home terrain.
@@NightsAroundaTable That's not TM. TM can't be *played* until all 14 or 20 (30?) + factions are understood and how their openings will react. If you don't understand the factions for sure, you're not really playing the game. The worst part is is this: back in 2012, some people thought this game was a mechanism salad. Today it's really not. And it's true- there AREN'T ENOUGH moving parts. So no group of factions has enough in common with others to get a good idea of how a 'normal faction' would work.
@@NightsAroundaTable You don't have any idea what to do next time... Because the round tiles will be different and the other better players will have bid for completely different races.
@@NightsAroundaTable The iconography is bad, the round structure (and when/how one may use spades) is not consistent, the way TM players talk about the game mixes cant and general loose re-wordings of things that shouldn't be re-worded. VP Bidding up front... everything about this game is awful and, WITH NO PREDECESSOR, wouldn't be forgiven or excused or 'fan-fixed'/house ruled if released today.
@@coltonbeatty6117 That's definitely the case with something like Root, but i don't see it here. There are dozens of factions available, sure, but you're only ever playing against 3 at a time.
@@coltonbeatty6117 The game takes a couple of hours to play, so what do you mean by "immediately"? Which faction are you trying? And are you playing this with other people, or online? Against humans, or robots?
@@NightsAroundaTable I mean it's obvious pretty soon into the game that there isn't a viable way forward or any big push coming later that could at least put me in serious contention. I play against people as the Giants.
Each space up each track costs 1 priest, and (depending on your faction) priests are hard to come by! You can also feed priests to the 4 spaces below each cult track to move more than 1 notch at once, but those spaces are limited. So it’s a race.
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This video literally has it all. Subtle humour that's never destracting from the explanation, awesome helpful animations, all components of playing the game are very clearly depicted and the build up of explaining is done in a way where it's easy to grasp. This is such a good video i'm really impressed. It's exactly what i want in a boardgame explain video. Please never stop making videos and make more like this. I might be getting too excited over a boardgame tutorial video but fuck it, you've earned it. I hope you gain a lot more subscribers. I'm already recommending you to friends if they ask for suggestions.
I've seen a lot of tutorials for Terra Mystica but this one is a truly masterpiece. You've earned a subscriber.
Yeah I think he is underappreciated
Ditto!
I worked as a full-time, professional board game teacher for three years -- this is a fantastic, A+ achievement in teaching Terra Mystica. It's damn near perfect, if a little exhaustive! You really deserve to be proud of this one. Thank you for your hard work.
i had help from the Terra Mystica community checking over the script and giving me pointers, because i knew they'd be disappointed if i made too many goofs!
@Kevin Milloy You can work in a board game cafe. You can work at a summer camp or community center. You can teach game design at the college or university level. You can work at or run an events company. You can work as a rep for a publisher. You can make TH-cam videos like i do (although it's not exactly a sustainable living).
@Kevin Milloy Fair question! I was employed at a small board game café / library. I started as a teacher and eventually served as the curator as well. Depending on the administration goals of any given board game café, the experience of teaching there can be either frustrating or wonderful. I was fortunate enough to work at a very play-focused establishment. We were a very close-knit group. I still hold onto a lot of relationships from that time, both customers and former co-workers. As our teacher hinted: I left because I wanted more financial security. These days I still take part in the industry, but only as a reviewer.
Terra Mystica is the hardest game I have ever tried to learn. I have still never won, but I wish I had watched this video before our first attempt. It was an utter disaster, 5 guys who had never played before spent 4 hours arguing over how to implement the rules. Setup alone took almost an hour. We didn't even finish it, we abandoned it 3/4 of the way through and it took months before it was back on the table. If you have never played this game before, this video should be mandatory viewing. On top of that, I would strongly recommend you only attempt the game if you have at least 1 person in your group who has played multiple times before, otherwise you may never end up appreciating it. It's a very good economic strategy game, but it takes half a dozen or more plays to get your head around it. The video is great, well done.
Thanks!
That's because this game is a piece of shit
Thank you Ryan, the game deserves a video of this quality. The order in which you presented things was well chosen and the teaching time for the base rules is impressively short. Excellent attention to detail as well. I only realised I didn't know some of the smaller rules until I had to teach three completely green players two weeks ago(if only I had had this video then) and I was writing up a short teaching summary while skimming the rule book to make sure I wouldn't forget anything, and I've been playing the game for about a year now. I had no idea you could split up cult spades over multiple hexes, ditto for bonus action spades if you have any leftovers, didn't know you could return a priest from your board to your pool to move up one step on a cult track, etcetera.
The only thing I think you missed was the 10-town limit, which until two weeks ago I thought would never be relevant anyway. Turns out it's not that unlikely in a 5-player game after all.
Hey man, just wanted to tell you that I like the way you made this explanation. You put efforts to the editing and it's light, friendly and really helped me pay attention and learn it with fun. And it's organized which makes it so helpful, especially for such a complicated game. Thank you
Thanks so much, Tom!
I love that the setup is at the end! Nothing is worse than slogging through a setup for a board when I just wanna see the play action and concept, but it's still integral to these videos. Plus it gives context for all the pieces that go on the board so is well received on the learning end.
Oh man - thanks! Setup-at-the-end is the hill i've chosen to die on.
Fantastic video. The animations highlighting the relevant areas of the playing board being discussed are sooo helpful. Very well done!
Thanks, Andrei! If you like that style, the rest of my How to Play videos follow suit:
th-cam.com/video/GHvkzOAgsyM/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful instructional video. No fluff, just a super tight script and great post editing. A masterpiece in the tutorial field!
Thanks, Adam! Hit that Share button and tell someone you love on social media.
Was looking for a refresher for teaching a new player and watched this! Just an awesome video!! Thank you!! I’ll just send the link, job done!
Whilst, from your tone, I felt like you were presenting to 6-year-olds or puppies, I kept watching because it is hands-down the clearest most helpful how-to-play I've ever seen. Thanks for uploading! I'm going to subscribe and check out your other videos.
WHO’S A GOOD BOY??
@@NightsAroundaTable [wags tail and woofs excitedly]
Puppies and 6 year olds can play too
My favourite game. Great video thanks. I’ve played this game over a dozen time and read the rule book 3 times but you’ve shown me a couple of rules I had misunderstood / forgotten. Thanks again.
Holy cow! Which ones?
(When i play, i tend to mess up the proximity rule... i award power based on the building going in, instead of the buildings it's next to. Oops.)
The biggest one is the end of round cult bonuses hadn’t realised it was every 2 / 4 steps etc. We were doing as a 1 only 😳😂😳
Oh yeah - that’s huge! i think we’ve always messed up that endgame score sharing too.
I saw dozen of guides on YT regarding Terra Mystica rules, but you've done it right. Everything is well explained and in proper order. Thanks.
The Google searches for the past three games I have been learning have lead me to your channel. Castles of Burgundy, Caverna, and now Terra Mystica, not to mention I have A Feast for Odin on the way... crap.. I just mentioned it... Anyways, you have been the most enjoyable Canadian board game tutorialist that I've watched and I can't thank you enough... can't thank you enough?.. really?.. how many thanks are necessary?.. come to think of it Castles of Burgundy may have been that other Canadian fellow... well, maybe just one big THANK YOU will do! Seriously, I really appreciate your videos. Very clear, very thorough, and all around enjoyable. You've got another subscriber. Cheers! 🍻
What a nice comment to wake up to! Thank you so much!
This has been immensely helpful for me. I have a virtual board game meetup coming up where we'll be playing this, but due to us playing remotely, it would be pretty hard for my friend to teach us like he usually does. While I'm unsure I'll win, I'll at least not be the guy asking questions every 6 seconds!
Happy to help!
Amazingly explained for me as someone comming back to the rules after some time. Thank you!
Very very good video, easily the best one I've watched. You broke the rules down into easy to understand segments. Thanks
Thanks wildejedi!
Just one word: GREAT!!!
I do enjoy every video you make Ryan. Clear and funny to make a half hour of rules like a breeze
Thanks so much, Vurtan!
Superb video. I’ve just got the game (not opened yet) but think I’ll be re-watching this a number of times. Thanks.
My pleasure! Do you have anyone to play it with? i rely on my family to play games with me now that we're back in lockdown, and it's far from their favourite style of game.
@@NightsAroundaTable my partner although I might have to make some strategic losses to keep her playing it ;)
This quite possibly the best instructional video I have ever seen!
Ermagerd thernks!
This is the best teach out there for Terra Mystica. Thank you for helping me get people into my favourite game!
Love your videos man.
Whenever I get to try a new game it’s great when you’ve reviewed them already. You give great explanations and basic walk through on the games.
Well thank you so much!
Beautiful job, once again. I'm a bit behind but I just picked this up and I'm excited to try it out!
Have a good time! i quite like it!
I bought the game because of this video. Thank you
This is so great! Clear and concise and visual. You’re doing such a great job! I’m eager-and only a little nervous-to play this game for the first time, now.
Thank you! i like the game very much, but i shouldn't. There are very few faces in the game... very little personality. Just dumb, boring buildings. But i don't know? It just tickles a part of my brain and i can't quite explain why yet. Maybe i'll do a Find the Fun video on it once i figure that out.
Nights Around a Table Yeah,I think my fondness for Trajan might be a similar situation.
Your tutorials for complex games are really good. Thank you.
This is the best TM rule video explanation in the world !!! The Gold medal for you if there is olympic for that !! Thank you for your great work !!!
The Olympics are cancelled, but thanks so much for your encouragement!
This is one complicated game and you nailed it. Superb job and great production value. 4 stars!
Great editing, made it easy to see, better than a finger on the screen
When you point a finger at a board game, there are four other fingers pointing back at YOU.
Perfect how-to. Thanks for your hard work!
Continually the best at creating hot to game videos. You should do the board game "Root".
i’ll add it to my list!
@@NightsAroundaTable Awesome, thank you!
This video was great! thank again so much for your help in learning (or in this case remembering) how to play. Keep up the great work!
My pleasure! Would love to tackle the expansion eventually.
I'm going to be playing this with 4 other people who have played before, so this was a nice introduction so I have some sort of idea about what's going on when they re-explain it tomorrow night.
Show them the video! i often show ppl my own videos before we play, because i know the vid will be faster and more complete than a live teach.
well done, just refreshed my memory about terra mystica watching this video! it's really awesome!
Great presentation, Ryan. Thank you. I bought Gaia Project because of the solo option. And while I like the game, I am more interested in the Terra Mystica theme than G.P. It appears that there is a solo (fan made) option for T.M. Any feedback from you (or anyone posting here) if T.M. would be worth it for solo using a fan made option?
11:17 I'm confused. "If you're short spades with either of these abilities, you can pay worker cubes to top up to the number of spades you need; BUT if you pay worker cubes, you can't split the spades up into multiple terriforming actions." Isn't using the extra spade to terriform another space considered another terriforming action? And isn't terriforming the extra space part of "either of these abilities"? Also, second question, when you say "the single action that you take on your turn" 12:07, you mean literally I can only take one single action or do you mean I can take each action once per turn?
A great and very thorough video. Thank you so much. That must have been hard work - but you made it look easy. :)
Amazing tutorial! Everything about it is perfect.
Thank you, Katherine! There are a couple of visual errors, but i think it teaches the game well enough.
Wonderful! Thanks for the great work!
Great job at explaining tricky concepts of this game. Cheers 🍻
Thanks, Harley! This one was challenging. Have you played either of the expansions?
The 1st expansion is all good except for the Shapeshifters, they are way too powerful 😠. But the turn order board is a must, as you implied, the other factions are interesting to play with. There’s another expansion called “Merchants of the Seas” I know nothing about this but I would like to see you explain the game.
@@harleygrattan2851 i've been eyeing Merchants for Christmas.
Is it worth it? Will you do a video on it?
@@harleygrattan2851 i'm still not sure if doing videos on expansions is worth it for the amount of views they'll get? Games like Catan: Cities & Knights are an exception.
Great work sir!
Thank you so much!
what can I say? Thank you, this video is amazing!
This is so good tutorial!
Thanks Xha!
great tutorial and video! subscribed!
Trying to decide on buying. Lots of reviews say Gaia is better blah blah but I don't like space themes. This interests me. May just take the leap!
Having not played Gaia yet, i've really been trying to get to the bottom of this. But if you don't like space themes, then this is a no-brainer. Just know that there's a simplified version called Terra Nova that you should evaluate as well, if you're in the market.
Master level teach. Great graphics! Keep em’ coming. Do you have one for Tzolkin!?
i do!
th-cam.com/video/L3z4JW6Ogh8/w-d-xo.html
@@NightsAroundaTable well then, I subscribe!
Great video. Now we need one for GAIA PROJECT please.
HOLY COW THIS GAME! There's so much. I've been wanting to try it for a long time. I think it's available online somewhere.
But I'm scared. :D
Yep! You can play it digitally on PC or mobile. There's nothing to be scared about!
Its on BoardGameArena.
I'd love to see someone do an automa solo tutorial/playthrough. I'm surprised there's not one already.
i'm gearing up for one! Just got my solo copy fairly recently.
@@NightsAroundaTable Awesome man! Can't wait to see it!
A mastepiece of an explanation.
Gorsh!
Fantastic teaching video.
Eight commercial breaks...? Almost breaks it... almost :-)
Sorry about that, Lasse. TH-cam automatically ads those based on video length. i can cut them down. How many do you feel there *should* be?
@@NightsAroundaTable thanks for the answer. Well, eight is almost unendurable (hopefuly that's an English word). I'm growing more and more tired of all the commercials on TH-cam. At the same time, I totally understand the deal. I get super cool content “for free”. You get a little something, TH-cam makes a lot. Anyhow, I think three, four at the most would be ok when I need a rules run-through.
you're the best.
Thanks!
Yes!! Finally! Thanks!!!
With pleasure!
11:22 The mermaids can't transform the brown tile in their homeland with one spade. They need two for that. Should have used the forest tile for the example.
15:31 The updated rules forbid to place the spade -> 2 points round tile in the fifth or last position. (You pointed this out at the end of the video).
23:54 Darklings don't get 2 points for every spade, only for each spade that they got with a priest.
24:27 Giants can only transform a tile in their homeland, not in any other.
26:08 The Nomads sandstorm ability doesn't work on tiles that are adjacent because of a bridge.
26:44 The Fakirs stronghold gives a priest rather than the usual 2 power, it is as irregular as the mentioned stronghold incomes of the Chaos Magicians and Alchemists.
Solid video, the markings and switching between the boards to highlight what you mean make this a useful tutorial.
Thanks for these minor corrections after the fact, but this is the kind of thing i was trying to avoid by soliciting feedback on the script weeks ago on BGG, where you yourself said "Skimmed through it and didn't found mayor flaws." i honestly appreciate the feedback, but i'd much prefer to hear it before i've produced the video, since there's nothing i can do to edit a TH-cam video once it's been published.
@@NightsAroundaTable
The first two mistakes couldn't be found in the script, as they are purely visual. The others four were overlooked, but they aren't mayor. They don't misinform the watcher, don't give a wrong impression of the game and shouldn't lead to playing the game wrong. Just reading the class descriptions once in the rule book fix it (which is what every new player should to if they start the game).
You can't expect people to proofread your work in their free time to find every tiny flaw for you. Reading the script is less engaging than watching the end result as well. Making a perfect video about a fairly complex board game with its many details, rules, exceptions. respectable amounts of errata and updates isn't easy. It would take more time than it may be worth it.
@@Exkalipoor i don't expect people to proofread my work in their free time to find every tiny flaw, but that can't possibly be your complaint, since you waited until after the video was published to use your free time to find every tiny flaw anyway! :) It would just have been more encouraging to hear these comment before i put in all the work, instead of after. (And believe me, it was a crazy amount of work!)
Still, as you say, the issues you mentioned are minor. i don't know that i've ever played a rules-perfect game of Terra Mystica, and i doubt i ever will.
What are those dots between your eyes? I couldn't look away from them
Mesmerizing, aren’t they?
Ryan did a thing. Episode 3: Self-Surgery (Xanthelasma removal with Wartner Pen)
th-cam.com/video/Py8Dha9AoF4/w-d-xo.html
Great video! I only fell asleep once! (Not your fault, though 😄)
i blame the narcolepsy!
@@NightsAroundaTable I blame the long weekend with birthdays (the same in plural due to several days of frolicking), food, and alcohol! I gave Terra Mystica to my GF as an extra present, because I found it at 40% off. That's why I'm reading the rules and watching your video-and falling asleep :^D
@@thomashverring9484 i'm playing a game of it on BGA right now! And awaiting the solo mode to ship from my FLGS. It's fun, but not, like... roller-coaster-fun.
@@NightsAroundaTable I'm not much for roller-coasters :^D
Great job thx
well done
Could you please do a how to play for Fury of Dracula 4th edition? Please oh please?
i'll look into it! It's been requested before.
@@NightsAroundaTable Swoon!
Amazing
Was looking for a way to easily explain TM to some peeps so they can play with me... I'mma just send 'm all this 'ere video, that aughtta do the trick right?
'At aughtta straighten' em roight out!
Ryan do you like Terra Mystica Fire And Ice Expansion?
i’ve only played it once, but had a good time with it. The turn order track is a good addition that you can emulate for free in the base game. The new races were interesting... i played Riverwalkers, while my friend MT played one of the volcanic races. They’re unique because they don’t have a home terrain.
@@NightsAroundaTable Cool! That's great to hear 👍 Riverwalkers excellent!
@@NightsAroundaTable Yes that is very right.
This game is paradoxically impossible to really play without having already played it. Awful
Quite a few euro games are like that though, are they not? By the time you’re finished playing, you know exactly what you’d do differently next time.
@@NightsAroundaTable That's not TM. TM can't be *played* until all 14 or 20 (30?) + factions are understood and how their openings will react. If you don't understand the factions for sure, you're not really playing the game.
The worst part is is this: back in 2012, some people thought this game was a mechanism salad. Today it's really not. And it's true- there AREN'T ENOUGH moving parts. So no group of factions has enough in common with others to get a good idea of how a 'normal faction' would work.
@@NightsAroundaTable You don't have any idea what to do next time... Because the round tiles will be different and the other better players will have bid for completely different races.
@@NightsAroundaTable The iconography is bad, the round structure (and when/how one may use spades) is not consistent, the way TM players talk about the game mixes cant and general loose re-wordings of things that shouldn't be re-worded. VP Bidding up front... everything about this game is awful and, WITH NO PREDECESSOR, wouldn't be forgiven or excused or 'fan-fixed'/house ruled if released today.
@@coltonbeatty6117 That's definitely the case with something like Root, but i don't see it here. There are dozens of factions available, sure, but you're only ever playing against 3 at a time.
Coming here to say it again: This game is terrible. One of the worst ever.
This game sucks. Makes no sense and is probably broken
If you dial down your petulance a bit, is there something specific i can help you with?
@@NightsAroundaTable I keep trying this game with same faction and just lose immediately
@@NightsAroundaTable So no help with that, huh?
@@coltonbeatty6117 The game takes a couple of hours to play, so what do you mean by "immediately"?
Which faction are you trying?
And are you playing this with other people, or online? Against humans, or robots?
@@NightsAroundaTable I mean it's obvious pretty soon into the game that there isn't a viable way forward or any big push coming later that could at least put me in serious contention. I play against people as the Giants.
I'm confused with the cult track. wouldn't you be able to move up the entire track in one round by moving one space at a time?
Each space up each track costs 1 priest, and (depending on your faction) priests are hard to come by! You can also feed priests to the 4 spaces below each cult track to move more than 1 notch at once, but those spaces are limited. So it’s a race.