Hey Paul, thanks a lot for doing this video series for Gloomhaven. The manual is already really good, but reading it while watching your videos just make the whole learning experience a complete joy.
Thanks. I find combination of rulebook and video is good. And yeah, 1st printing of GH was a pretty good rulebook, and the tweaks made for 2nd printing made it a lot better :)
Hi Paul, I was really glad to hear some months ago that you'd be making the rules videos for Gloomhaven. Your concise presentation will surely help alleviate my rules book dread! I was also pleased to find out you were tasked with rewriting the Robinson Crusoe rules book from scratch, which makes it far more likely I'll invest in the updated edition of that game. These efforts are appreciated!
Not quite. The "structure" of the new Robinson Crusoe rulebook was taken from the German version, translated into English and then given to me to edit. It still needed an awful lot of work though, and the German version did have some different rules in there which needed changing. But thanks for the appreciation :)
After much deliberation we have this game and getting ready to start. Thankyou for such a clear intro to game looking forward to watching the second one
I really appreciate the huge amount of care, detail and high quality in all your videos. This could totally be a direct advertisement or publication from the company proper. Hope they've contacted you to throw money at your channel. :)
I've actually become friends with the designer of the game, who is also a client of mine, so we are now working together professionally and he is a supporter.
Great video! I think this game really nails what I'm looking for in a miniatures game/RPG: fast, strategic combat without a lot of fussy rules and a campaign system which is intuitive and satisfying without feeling bloated and complicated.
Great stuff, clear, concise and really well presented. I sooo want this game after watching this. Reminds me a bit of the way Shadows of brimstone works but less sprawled and more streamlined. Great job Paul.
This video deserve a huge like , my friend have this game and it is massively heavily game , the sooo many thing going on , he tried to explain it to me but i was like in coma....got one third of what he said and shut down lol...and here you are, made impossible , explained an enormous game with so many rules on the very basic level in 7 minutes! its a record time :) i would like to say that this one , you made so well ...to bad i can't give a huge like instead a regular one :)))
Great videos (as always.) The one thing that seems to be missing from the rules is a succinct way to sort all the components to get started (without spoiling everything.) I think the information is there somewhere, but it's sort of spread out across the rules. For instance, I thought the attack modifier decks in the character envelopes were the starting attack modifier decks and was so confused why they were all different sizes. I know it says in the rules that the attack modifier cards with the class symbol are added later, but it didn't quite click. I needed your video to clarify that every character starts with the same 20 card attack modifier deck, so I went searching for them in the box and only then realized that the M is for monster, and the 1, 2, 3, and 4 represent the players. The rules are great and easy to read, but this much information is tough to organize for all readers. One of the many reasons your videos are so helpful. Thanks!
Late to the game but very excited to start this quest. Had a question that I can’t find an answer to anywhere. If the monster stat card has a range of “-“ but the ability card has “range +X” is the range applied due to the ability or not applied because there was no range to begin with? TIA
The range +X is not applied unless the enemy has a range stat. However, note that even sometimes, enemies without a range stat (guards) still can do a ranged attack. If you look through their attack modifier cards, you will see at one point, they do an attack with range 2. I think this represents them drawing a spare dagger and throwing it at you :)
I'm possibly looking into some board games that I could get and play with my friend. Do you have any videos on how to play the Dark Souls or Bloodborne board games and card games? My friend kick started the Resident Evil board games from steamforge but they felt really complicated and hard to learn and set up so I'm looking for a nice board game that we could play some kind of RPG adventure where you get stronger in a few hours
You can. Think of the scenarios akin to a computer MMO where you can just restart it. It is only if you succeed that you get the rewards, which usually means unlocking more scenarios.
Question - when would you go back and add in the X cards? As you'd said to leave them out to start off with - are you able to freely switch cards around in your deck when not doing a scenario?
Sorry for the delay. Your X cards are always available. Think of them as level 1 cards, but they are a little bit more complex and you should only start using them when you are comfortable with the rules. And yes, before a scenario, you can freely build your hand of cards from any that you have access to (which at level 1 is all your level 1 cards and your level X cards). Hope that helps.
I've only been playing larger quest like board games for a few years now and I really enjoy it. I just picked this game up and have been reluctant to start due to its size and complexity. Are the stickers removable for multiple playthroughs and will erasable markers work on it?
Can you talk a little about the rate of xp gain and leveling up? I think you mentioned on BGG that you were about five scenarios in and the characters were level 3. That surprised me a little. It looks from one of the character sheets that characters need to gain 95 xp to reach level 3. I've played the intro scenario, and it seemed like the person who gained the most xp only reached 10 or 12, so I wouldn't have expected any characters to reach level 3 after a handful of scenarios. Similarly, how likely do you think it is that characters will reach level 9 before retiring?
Your first characters should definitely retire before reaching level 9. I estimate that my character will be level 6. We each gain around 15xp per scenario at the start, so it took us 3-4 scenarios to level up to level 2. Remember that you get a certain amount of xp for successfully completing the scenario, so our characters were generating 8-12 each and then a bonus of 6. Our Scoundrel seems to gain xp faster - she was level 3 after 5 scenarios. However, we are now 7 scenarios in, and all of us are now level 3! Progression of characters feels about right.
When leveling up, you only choose one new card to add to your character abilities deck, yes? In the video you say you have access to all cards at your level or lower, but I could have sworn you only choose one new card to add.
You are correct. When you hit level 2, you add one new card to your pool (chosen from the level 2 cards). And you can only take cards with you from your pool in each scenario.
Hi Paul, Quick question: Do you pull a road card after a scenario on the way back to town, or only when leaving town on the way to the scenario? Thanks
And make sure to check the "Links" of the scenario before you leave town. Some of them are linked to Gloomhaven even when they are not IN Gloomhaven. These ones also have no event drawn for them
Jack Kar accent? What accent? :) born and raised in Lancashire, then 7 years in Hertfordshire, and then the last 10 in the south west of England. But yeah, it's a northern accent, but definitely less northern than it used to be.
Can anyone help, in scenario 62 pit of souls, how much health does the hungry soul spawn with in a two player game? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hi great review, I have my copy on the way just wanted to ask about solo starting characters. I have played games before where is difficult to juggle multiple characters in solo gameplay. What would you recommend for solo play is it possible to play one character or am I a missing out by not using multiple?
Hi. There is no actual solo mode in the game unless you count the solo scenarios, which I would definitely not start with. You need to play with a minimum of two characters, but you can play them both yourself if you want to. I'm not personally a fan of playing solo games, but I know many others who enjoy playing it this way. I'd advise not taking two "weak" characters together though. Maybe include the cragheart or brute at least.
Thank you for the video When you retire a character and start a new one (say at level 3). Do you automatically get to pick new perks for the new level 3 character
Yes, every time a new character is created, it gets perks according to its level. So... a level 3 character normally has 2 perks, but remember YOU as a player get +1 perk on all your characters for each character YOU have retired in the campaign
Hi Paul. Thank you for these videos! One question, do you have to write on the map and stick stickers? If so, how can this affect to Replayability? Thanks in advance!
Well, the replayability is an interesting thing. Put the campaign map aside for a minute. You have 95 scenarios, all of which are totally replayable with 2-4 characters of any level. Thats more replayability than any other game I've ever seen. Now... take the campaign... All the map does is to track which scenarios are unlocked. So, theoretically, once you have "finished" the campaign (which will take you about 200-300 hours of gameplay), and you did want to start again, you could just track which ones have been unlocked on a piece of paper in the same way. So yeah, its definitely replayable should you run out of content.
The only cards which have stickers put on them are the ability cards. They are small stickers. There are a few options: a) dont worry about it. When a card gets a sticker, just keep the card improved forever. Even if you reset everything, just leave the cards stickered, they dont make a big difference. b) buy the "reusable sticker" pack available from a 3rd party c) sleeve the cards and put the sticker onto the sleeve itself
@@saucyfellow7972 With respect, I don't think you answered the question. If I have to remove my character before the scenario is completed, BUT the scenario IS completed by the rest of the party, and I was able to complete my mission goal prior to my exhaustion, do I get the check marks for said goal? I think the answer is no, but I have been misunderstanding so many of the rules so far, that I'm not certain.
hi there and thank you for your video! I have a question : When I finish a scenario, and want to back to Gloomhaven, should I draw a Road event before a City event? or just a City event? thx!
You only draw a road event on the way TO a scenario, and on,y if it is not linked to Gloomhaven. You do not draw a road event on the way home. Also, city events are optional. You MAY draw one between scenarios (we always do as we love them)
Hi Curtis - check my reply yesterday to Carles - he asked a similar thing. The stickers on the map do not really affect the replayability like other legacy gmes.
saiyanslayer thanks for the feedback. Will check the audio again, but when I edited it, all the levels were normalised, so it should have been the same throughout. Not sure what you mean when you say that it happens sometime without a cut. Can you explain more?
saiyanslayer ok, listened to the first few minutes again with headphones in, audio sounds fine to me, same volume as the rest of it, even after the gaps.
Yes. Or you can stick them on/off your hands a few times before placing them to lower the sticky amount for hopes of removing them if you ever finish the game and start again.
Can you just choose NOT to retire the character if you've really enjoyed playing with them? Like what if you have a super high-level character that you find super fun to play, do you really HAVE to start all over with a new character, of potentially a different class? That sounds incredibly lame.
You can re-pick the same character you retired, however you will miss out on additional content the next time you're forced to retire them (because you unlocked it the first time) You keep all upgrades on cards etc you have unlocked.
Why cant just use tokens, instead of stickers? Now when im done with the campaign, i can throw it out the game? Arghhhhh........this legacy shit again.....i hate it.......damn. I wait it this game so much....now im not sure about it.
The stickers on the map are not really a big deal, and you can easily just play again afterwards if you wanted by keeping note of which scenarios are unlocked. Tokens would be impractical as you'd need to keep putting them on the board each time - and you dont really need them - you look at the map to decide where to go, and then put hte map away and play the game. Also, the full campaign will take you probably a couple of hundred hours to play :)
It would take quite some additional work, but what you could try is glueing a small magnet next to every spot on the map, then another magnet and a backing board to each sticker. Whether this works or not will depend on if the map is tough enough, and if not, consider getting it laminated.
Perhaps not. One thing that may possibly work, or might just fuck up the board completely (I don't know how it would react) could be to drill a set of holes into it to glue cylindrical magnets into, then they wouldn't be sticking out sticking out and keeping it from folding up fully. But that may be far too extreme a measure just for the sake of having removable stickers.
His accent threw you??? It is not thick. If that was hard for you to listen to, avoid people from Ireland, Scotland, Mississippi, Georgia, or Louisiana, cause they have THICK accents.
Hey Paul, thanks a lot for doing this video series for Gloomhaven. The manual is already really good, but reading it while watching your videos just make the whole learning experience a complete joy.
Thanks. I find combination of rulebook and video is good. And yeah, 1st printing of GH was a pretty good rulebook, and the tweaks made for 2nd printing made it a lot better :)
Fantastic! Friends of mine just offered me this game for my birthday! Can't wait to try it!
Hi Paul, I was really glad to hear some months ago that you'd be making the rules videos for Gloomhaven. Your concise presentation will surely help alleviate my rules book dread! I was also pleased to find out you were tasked with rewriting the Robinson Crusoe rules book from scratch, which makes it far more likely I'll invest in the updated edition of that game. These efforts are appreciated!
Not quite. The "structure" of the new Robinson Crusoe rulebook was taken from the German version, translated into English and then given to me to edit. It still needed an awful lot of work though, and the German version did have some different rules in there which needed changing. But thanks for the appreciation :)
I was thinking of picking up RC. Are you saying a revised version is coming out?
Came out at Essen this year.
After much deliberation we have this game and getting ready to start. Thankyou for such a clear intro to game looking forward to watching the second one
I really appreciate the huge amount of care, detail and high quality in all your videos. This could totally be a direct advertisement or publication from the company proper. Hope they've contacted you to throw money at your channel. :)
I've actually become friends with the designer of the game, who is also a client of mine, so we are now working together professionally and he is a supporter.
Really happy to hear it!
@@GamingRulesVideos I bought the game cause of this video!
Great video! I think this game really nails what I'm looking for in a miniatures game/RPG: fast, strategic combat without a lot of fussy rules and a campaign system which is intuitive and satisfying without feeling bloated and complicated.
Great stuff, clear, concise and really well presented. I sooo want this game after watching this. Reminds me a bit of the way Shadows of brimstone works but less sprawled and more streamlined. Great job Paul.
This video deserve a huge like , my friend have this game and it is massively heavily game , the sooo many thing going on , he tried to explain it to me but i was like in coma....got one third of what he said and shut down lol...and here you are, made impossible , explained an enormous game with so many rules on the very basic level in 7 minutes! its a record time :) i would like to say that this one , you made so well ...to bad i can't give a huge like instead a regular one :)))
Thanks so much :)
This is again so clear and precise. Bullet point. Your video are the best to explain the rules. Thanks again!
And so it begins! Looking forward to getting it even more now!
Well, in short - this is one of the best explanation of a game rules. Thank You, Sir! :)
my copy is in the mail! so excited! thanks for the vid, I am so ready to play.
What an excellent overview! Thanks so much; can't wait to start with my group tomorrow.
This was great. Straight forward, well organized and clear. Very well done!
cheers Jim. Hope it helped.
Paul, you do such excellent work. Well done, again.
Thanks Eric, appreciate the comment.
Your production value is amazing
Great videos (as always.) The one thing that seems to be missing from the rules is a succinct way to sort all the components to get started (without spoiling everything.) I think the information is there somewhere, but it's sort of spread out across the rules. For instance, I thought the attack modifier decks in the character envelopes were the starting attack modifier decks and was so confused why they were all different sizes. I know it says in the rules that the attack modifier cards with the class symbol are added later, but it didn't quite click. I needed your video to clarify that every character starts with the same 20 card attack modifier deck, so I went searching for them in the box and only then realized that the M is for monster, and the 1, 2, 3, and 4 represent the players. The rules are great and easy to read, but this much information is tough to organize for all readers. One of the many reasons your videos are so helpful. Thanks!
What a great video!
What a great game!
Thank you.
Awesome work, Paul!
Great video. This game looks like it will rock!
great video as always. Beautifully concise
thank you so much for the great quality work done
Excellent job! Thanks!
Late to the game but very excited to start this quest. Had a question that I can’t find an answer to anywhere. If the monster stat card has a range of “-“ but the ability card has “range +X” is the range applied due to the ability or not applied because there was no range to begin with? TIA
The range +X is not applied unless the enemy has a range stat. However, note that even sometimes, enemies without a range stat (guards) still can do a ranged attack. If you look through their attack modifier cards, you will see at one point, they do an attack with range 2. I think this represents them drawing a spare dagger and throwing it at you :)
Awesome overview!
I'm possibly looking into some board games that I could get and play with my friend. Do you have any videos on how to play the Dark Souls or Bloodborne board games and card games? My friend kick started the Resident Evil board games from steamforge but they felt really complicated and hard to learn and set up so I'm looking for a nice board game that we could play some kind of RPG adventure where you get stronger in a few hours
Thanks for the rules!
I’m sorry if I missed it in the video, but I was wondering; can you revisit a scenario if you lose it?
You can. Think of the scenarios akin to a computer MMO where you can just restart it. It is only if you succeed that you get the rewards, which usually means unlocking more scenarios.
Gaming Rules! Thanks!
This summary is excellent, thank you.
Thanks Larry. Hope it helped.
Very clear and informative, I just struggled a little bit with the accent, but this is a problem of mine!
Question - when would you go back and add in the X cards? As you'd said to leave them out to start off with - are you able to freely switch cards around in your deck when not doing a scenario?
Sorry for the delay. Your X cards are always available. Think of them as level 1 cards, but they are a little bit more complex and you should only start using them when you are comfortable with the rules.
And yes, before a scenario, you can freely build your hand of cards from any that you have access to (which at level 1 is all your level 1 cards and your level X cards).
Hope that helps.
This is fantastic, thank you.
Wonderful video -- thank you!
Appreciate the comment. Hope you enjoy the game.
I've only been playing larger quest like board games for a few years now and I really enjoy it. I just picked this game up and have been reluctant to start due to its size and complexity. Are the stickers removable for multiple playthroughs and will erasable markers work on it?
There is a removable sticker kit available for the game, but that is extra.
Can you talk a little about the rate of xp gain and leveling up? I think you mentioned on BGG that you were about five scenarios in and the characters were level 3. That surprised me a little. It looks from one of the character sheets that characters need to gain 95 xp to reach level 3. I've played the intro scenario, and it seemed like the person who gained the most xp only reached 10 or 12, so I wouldn't have expected any characters to reach level 3 after a handful of scenarios. Similarly, how likely do you think it is that characters will reach level 9 before retiring?
Your first characters should definitely retire before reaching level 9. I estimate that my character will be level 6. We each gain around 15xp per scenario at the start, so it took us 3-4 scenarios to level up to level 2. Remember that you get a certain amount of xp for successfully completing the scenario, so our characters were generating 8-12 each and then a bonus of 6.
Our Scoundrel seems to gain xp faster - she was level 3 after 5 scenarios. However, we are now 7 scenarios in, and all of us are now level 3!
Progression of characters feels about right.
Thanks for the response.
When leveling up, you only choose one new card to add to your character abilities deck, yes? In the video you say you have access to all cards at your level or lower, but I could have sworn you only choose one new card to add.
You are correct. When you hit level 2, you add one new card to your pool (chosen from the level 2 cards). And you can only take cards with you from your pool in each scenario.
Hi Paul,
Quick question: Do you pull a road card after a scenario on the way back to town, or only when leaving town on the way to the scenario?
Thanks
MrBlahblhblah only when travelling from town to a location outside of town, not on the way home
Thanks for the response!
And make sure to check the "Links" of the scenario before you leave town. Some of them are linked to Gloomhaven even when they are not IN Gloomhaven. These ones also have no event drawn for them
What software did you use for those nice zooms and pans?
The adobe creative suite mainly, and a lot of time and effort :)
Hey! Thanks for the great video! Sounds really tempting! But I have got some other question concerning Paul: Where is his accent from? Northern UK?
Jack Kar accent? What accent? :) born and raised in Lancashire, then 7 years in Hertfordshire, and then the last 10 in the south west of England. But yeah, it's a northern accent, but definitely less northern than it used to be.
Thanks, I love it!
I'm confused, how does a character ever keep leveling up if you always hav e to retire them when a scenario finishes and you return to Gloomhaven?
philip kopiec I think you may have misheard some interesting :) a character only retires when they complete their personal quest.
Can anyone help, in scenario 62 pit of souls, how much health does the hungry soul spawn with in a two player game? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
We are playing on level 3 so the health of the elite bones is 10
Do you have to do a road event before doing a scenario within Gloomhaven?
Zwerggoldhamster nope. And neither if you do scenarios that are linked together (unless you return to Gloomhaven in between)
perfection. absolute perfection.
Thanks!
Hi great review, I have my copy on the way just wanted to ask about solo starting characters. I have played games before where is difficult to juggle multiple characters in solo gameplay. What would you recommend for solo play is it possible to play one character or am I a missing out by not using multiple?
Hi. There is no actual solo mode in the game unless you count the solo scenarios, which I would definitely not start with. You need to play with a minimum of two characters, but you can play them both yourself if you want to. I'm not personally a fan of playing solo games, but I know many others who enjoy playing it this way. I'd advise not taking two "weak" characters together though. Maybe include the cragheart or brute at least.
Thanks for the advice
Thank you for the video
When you retire a character and start a new one (say at level 3). Do you automatically get to pick new perks for the new level 3 character
Yes, every time a new character is created, it gets perks according to its level. So... a level 3 character normally has 2 perks, but remember YOU as a player get +1 perk on all your characters for each character YOU have retired in the campaign
Wow thanks for the quick response mate
Thank you
Hi Paul. Thank you for these videos! One question, do you have to write on the map and stick stickers? If so, how can this affect to Replayability? Thanks in advance!
Well, the replayability is an interesting thing. Put the campaign map aside for a minute. You have 95 scenarios, all of which are totally replayable with 2-4 characters of any level. Thats more replayability than any other game I've ever seen.
Now... take the campaign... All the map does is to track which scenarios are unlocked. So, theoretically, once you have "finished" the campaign (which will take you about 200-300 hours of gameplay), and you did want to start again, you could just track which ones have been unlocked on a piece of paper in the same way.
So yeah, its definitely replayable should you run out of content.
Gaming Rules! Wow! Thank you! And what about stickers on cards? I've heard some stickers modify cards. Which cards? Abilities? Encounters?
The only cards which have stickers put on them are the ability cards. They are small stickers. There are a few options:
a) dont worry about it. When a card gets a sticker, just keep the card improved forever. Even if you reset everything, just leave the cards stickered, they dont make a big difference.
b) buy the "reusable sticker" pack available from a 3rd party
c) sleeve the cards and put the sticker onto the sleeve itself
Gaming Rules! Thank you! Sold!
Great video!
This game look way to intense for me but after seeing your video I am really itching to pick this up now.
Don't hurt your back when picking the game up. It weighs some 50lbs. No, I'm not joking. Cinder blocks aren't as heavy.
If a character gets exhausted before the scenario is completed but has achieved his mission goal - will be then get his check marks?
no, "If
the scenario resulted in failure, the character receives nothing from his or her battle goal card"
@@saucyfellow7972 With respect, I don't think you answered the question.
If I have to remove my character before the scenario is completed, BUT the scenario IS completed by the rest of the party, and I was able to complete my mission goal prior to my exhaustion, do I get the check marks for said goal?
I think the answer is no, but I have been misunderstanding so many of the rules so far, that I'm not certain.
Thanks for rules.
Any time!
Top Notch! A+++
hi there and thank you for your video! I have a question : When I finish a scenario, and want to back to Gloomhaven, should I draw a Road event before a City event? or just a City event? thx!
You only draw a road event on the way TO a scenario, and on,y if it is not linked to Gloomhaven. You do not draw a road event on the way home.
Also, city events are optional. You MAY draw one between scenarios (we always do as we love them)
Gaming Rules! okay thanks!
Once you've created a party, can you later add a character to it? Or do the number/class of characters in a party have to remain constant?
Yes, absolutely. Every scenario is playable with 2-4 characters of any level, you can chop and change however you want.
What if my character is behind in levels when the city gains a Prosperity level? Should I just start a new character to get a higher level??
Tolinar if your character is level 1 and the city increases to level 2, your character automatically levels up to 2. No need to start a new character.
Cool!
@@GamingRulesVideos When the city levels up all characters level up? Even if they do not have enough xp?
@@MsGorteck yes. And then you adjust their xp to the minimum required for that level.
lovely.
Can people have the same items or can for example only 1 player have an iron helmet?
There are multiple copies of most items. Characters can each buy the same thing if its available in the city supply.
Is this a one-off game? I ask because of the stickers added to the map. Are the stickers removable?
Hi Curtis - check my reply yesterday to Carles - he asked a similar thing. The stickers on the map do not really affect the replayability like other legacy gmes.
I can't find Carles
You can buy removable stickers for the game, thats what I did.
!!very!! good video!
You've got a new subscriber.
Thanks. Welcome on board!
Does prosperity level increase also doing road and city events
It could. It really depends what the event is. I can't say too much more, but we have definitely gained prosperity from certain events
Good video, but the audio starting low at each cut is distracting and annoying. It also happens sometimes without a cut.
saiyanslayer thanks for the feedback. Will check the audio again, but when I edited it, all the levels were normalised, so it should have been the same throughout. Not sure what you mean when you say that it happens sometime without a cut. Can you explain more?
saiyanslayer ok, listened to the first few minutes again with headphones in, audio sounds fine to me, same volume as the rest of it, even after the gaps.
The audio is fine. Not sure what es on about.
Nevermind, it was my audio drivers.
phew!
Stickers? Are they permanent?
Yes. Or you can stick them on/off your hands a few times before placing them to lower the sticky amount for hopes of removing them if you ever finish the game and start again.
Who’s here from the Amazon deal?
Can you just choose NOT to retire the character if you've really enjoyed playing with them? Like what if you have a super high-level character that you find super fun to play, do you really HAVE to start all over with a new character, of potentially a different class? That sounds incredibly lame.
You can re-pick the same character you retired, however you will miss out on additional content the next time you're forced to retire them (because you unlocked it the first time)
You keep all upgrades on cards etc you have unlocked.
Why cant just use tokens, instead of stickers? Now when im done with the campaign, i can throw it out the game? Arghhhhh........this legacy shit again.....i hate it.......damn. I wait it this game so much....now im not sure about it.
The stickers on the map are not really a big deal, and you can easily just play again afterwards if you wanted by keeping note of which scenarios are unlocked. Tokens would be impractical as you'd need to keep putting them on the board each time - and you dont really need them - you look at the map to decide where to go, and then put hte map away and play the game.
Also, the full campaign will take you probably a couple of hundred hours to play :)
Ok im chilled... :-)
It would take quite some additional work, but what you could try is glueing a small magnet next to every spot on the map, then another magnet and a backing board to each sticker. Whether this works or not will depend on if the map is tough enough, and if not, consider getting it laminated.
Yeah , thats what i had in mind to get laminated. But it can be done if the board is folding?
Perhaps not.
One thing that may possibly work, or might just fuck up the board completely (I don't know how it would react) could be to drill a set of holes into it to glue cylindrical magnets into, then they wouldn't be sticking out sticking out and keeping it from folding up fully. But that may be far too extreme a measure just for the sake of having removable stickers.
Horrible accent made me stop this video asap.
I’m very sorry for being British. If I could do something about it, I would but I was born here, and live here.
I have nothing against british people, this accent just drove me crazy. Nothing personal :)
You are aware of where the English language came from?
I think the accent is great.
His accent threw you??? It is not thick. If that was hard for you to listen to, avoid people from Ireland, Scotland, Mississippi, Georgia, or Louisiana, cause they have THICK accents.
Great video!