Great and very helpful video series, I really enjoyed watching it. I cannot thank you enough for helping me understanding this game - awesome work! I am also very interested in more videos of HF4all. A two-player game with auctions and stuff would be very interesting. Subscribed! :)
This was a really excellent playthrough - thanks for taking the time to put it together! Getting so many nice S-cards, combined with a very well located S-site - that worked out very well. The choice of being the Norse worked out very well, basically being able to ignore glitches while leaving the astronauts back home (though, given how many died - I'm not sure the last group were unhappy there.... 🤣) Adding other modules, including Bernals. Even simulating a 2 player game. The format of your video was excellent, as you always focused in on where the action was. So, I'd be very interested in watching any follow up to this series!
@kensavage7657 I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I think they might have had a strike for the second part of the game. Thank your for the suggestion. I am trying to learn the rules for the other modules. Hopefully I will be able to make another paythrough including 1 and 2 soon.
Entertaining and well explained. I hope you'll make more HF games by adding more modules. You've had several fatal accidents and lost several rockets and crews, but you've collected a lot of S-type patents and industrialized a factory of that type very quickly, which has given you a lot of advantage. A pretty good and very interesting game.
Loved the series. In fact, i'll be watching it again since i'm learning the game and these videos are so well explained. Thanks so much for sharing. Looking forward for some more if and when you're able. Take care!
Well played. A bit jarring to listen to an AI, but I got used to it :D I am playing my first game of this in a few hours, so watching this series has been invaluable. Look forward to more HF4A plays from you.
at 9:50 you make a mistake or I've missed something, activate your robonaut thruster, with a net thrust of 6, and enter two Saturn lander burns (size 11).
@moisesvicente1946 The way I interpret the rules, the restriction that the thrust must be greater than site size applies to the site spot itself. The only restriction for the lander burn spot is that once you enter it you must not end your movement on it. Usually, this means you can't enter a lander burn spot if your thrust is not large enough, but Saturn has an aerobrake spot that allows you to exit the lander sequence and land via aerobrake. The way I see it is that Saturn is huge, the rocket can burn to mitigate its descent velocity to allow it to deploy its parachute or aerobreaking equipment. Thank you very much for your interest in this video!
@@Serpyplays I hadn't seen it that way, but it makes perfect sense. Also the rule is just as you say, the only requirement is not to finish the movement in a lander burn space and that you cannot use factory-assisted take-off to enter one.
@@moisesvicente1946 Yes, this is correct. Another way to see it, in respect to Saturn, the board is telling you that you can aerobreak to aerostat but since gravitational force is so great you need a rocket with at least a thrust of 2 to counteract acceleration and control velocity just enough to deploy the parachute or breaking device.
Yes, the narration is incorrect, the gameplay is correct. I did not see the flyby when I made the narration, but in fact took it into account when I was playing. This is what I meant in the description of the video. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for watching, I appreciate your input.
Great and very helpful video series, I really enjoyed watching it. I cannot thank you enough for helping me understanding this game - awesome work!
I am also very interested in more videos of HF4all.
A two-player game with auctions and stuff would be very interesting.
Subscribed! :)
Thank you for watching, I'm glad it was helpful!
This was a really excellent playthrough - thanks for taking the time to put it together!
Getting so many nice S-cards, combined with a very well located S-site - that worked out very well. The choice of being the Norse worked out very well, basically being able to ignore glitches while leaving the astronauts back home (though, given how many died - I'm not sure the last group were unhappy there.... 🤣)
Adding other modules, including Bernals. Even simulating a 2 player game. The format of your video was excellent, as you always focused in on where the action was. So, I'd be very interested in watching any follow up to this series!
@kensavage7657 I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I think they might have had a strike for the second part of the game.
Thank your for the suggestion. I am trying to learn the rules for the other modules. Hopefully I will be able to make another paythrough including 1 and 2 soon.
Entertaining and well explained. I hope you'll make more HF games by adding more modules. You've had several fatal accidents and lost several rockets and crews, but you've collected a lot of S-type patents and industrialized a factory of that type very quickly, which has given you a lot of advantage. A pretty good and very interesting game.
Space exploration is risky business 😵
Loved the series. In fact, i'll be watching it again since i'm learning the game and these videos are so well explained. Thanks so much for sharing. Looking forward for some more if and when you're able.
Take care!
@SergioGVasco Thank you for watching. I am glad to hear it help you.
Good job ;)
Well played. A bit jarring to listen to an AI, but I got used to it :D I am playing my first game of this in a few hours, so watching this series has been invaluable. Look forward to more HF4A plays from you.
Thanks for stopping by, @Mixxathon. I hope you enjoy your first game.
at 9:50 you make a mistake or I've missed something, activate your robonaut thruster, with a net thrust of 6, and enter two Saturn lander burns (size 11).
@moisesvicente1946
The way I interpret the rules, the restriction that the thrust must be greater than site size applies to the site spot itself. The only restriction for the lander burn spot is that once you enter it you must not end your movement on it. Usually, this means you can't enter a lander burn spot if your thrust is not large enough, but Saturn has an aerobrake spot that allows you to exit the lander sequence and land via aerobrake.
The way I see it is that Saturn is huge, the rocket can burn to mitigate its descent velocity to allow it to deploy its parachute or aerobreaking equipment.
Thank you very much for your interest in this video!
@@Serpyplays I hadn't seen it that way, but it makes perfect sense. Also the rule is just as you say, the only requirement is not to finish the movement in a lander burn space and that you cannot use factory-assisted take-off to enter one.
@@moisesvicente1946 Yes, this is correct.
Another way to see it, in respect to Saturn, the board is telling you that you can aerobreak to aerostat but since gravitational force is so great you need a rocket with at least a thrust of 2 to counteract acceleration and control velocity just enough to deploy the parachute or breaking device.
8:43 you passed +1 free burn this turn so there's no mistake. Or I'm missing something?
Yes, the narration is incorrect, the gameplay is correct. I did not see the flyby when I made the narration, but in fact took it into account when I was playing. This is what I meant in the description of the video. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for watching, I appreciate your input.