Clear explanations. Thanks. One thing I would recommend is to finish explaining the main rules (the spirit of the game) before explaining the edge cases.
Wow I've been playing Kubb at least 2-3 times a year since I old enough to "get" it. These rules make so much sense, hope to spread them since some of the house rules that we usually play by are SO off.
Thank you SO much! I've watched several explainers, trying to find the best one to show new players as an introduction. This is perfect! Well done sir~
turn one: 2 of my base cubes are knocked down and become field cubes in the opponents half field turn two: I knock down the two field cubes and one of opponents base cubes. ->Is he then supposed to throw all 3 cubes in my half or only the one base cube?
Tidy, Tiddy, See how a double consanant is used to contextually dictate the length of the vowel sound? so, Not "Koob", But "Kub" Unless the Sweedish origins cause it to be pronounced different to the effort of its spelling suggests.
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Clear explanations. Thanks. One thing I would recommend is to finish explaining the main rules (the spirit of the game) before explaining the edge cases.
Wow I've been playing Kubb at least 2-3 times a year since I old enough to "get" it. These rules make so much sense, hope to spread them since some of the house rules that we usually play by are SO off.
Thank you SO much! I've watched several explainers, trying to find the best one to show new players as an introduction. This is perfect! Well done sir~
I've wated several videos and still was confused. Your video is the best! Thanks!
Very clear and easy to understand with pictures showing all lines.
This was the most clearest explanation of the rules of this great game. Thanks!
Best video on the topic
Thank you for the video, I was wondering how many times a player can shot at the king
Great explanation! Thank you!
turn one: 2 of my base cubes are knocked down and become field cubes in the opponents half field
turn two: I knock down the two field cubes and one of opponents base cubes.
->Is he then supposed to throw all 3 cubes in my half or only the one base cube?
As far as I know, only the base cube. I kinda want to try out with those other rules now..
Can you do: how to play Finska plz
Why didn't you explain the stacking rule?
Seems fun
Great video!
Sweet thank you for this
i remeber in the war i used to game this
I thought you could stack in a T shape if 2 field kubb are touching
Cool. How about another tutorial on a video game? Perhaps, Among Us?
Hearing you explain it would be really neat!
No
among us
@@Edderson_Studios4329 Forgive me, but this comment was a year old, when Among Us was at it's prime.
Tidy, Tiddy, See how a double consanant is used to contextually dictate the length of the vowel sound? so, Not "Koob", But "Kub" Unless the Sweedish origins cause it to be pronounced different to the effort of its spelling suggests.
Imagine if this and Kan Jam fused…
0:48 like a helicopter
Ratuki?
Thanks!
Thank you!
I dont understand the idea of punishment kubs.
Do you delete fields kubbs once they're toppled?
yep
I was so confused
Honestly, I feel like it was easier to learn cricket...
2nd
Video is not for beginners. Worst instructions I have ever heard.