At 6:50 you respect this rule: "A player can never have two buildings they own (resource buildings or houses) adjacent to each other", but not this: "Any time something is built (including roads), the player must build it connected to something they own. Importing and buying access are not restricted by this". You should have built a road first. Or am I wrong?
ezebediah Importing is the action where you put the resource tiles down. They're still affected by the adjacency rule, but exempt from the connected by roads rule. This is how you can jump across the map if you need to
Thanks for the awesome video, as alway). It is of great help in order to figure out backing or not this game. One technical question : what camera are you using ? Thanks in advance and let them coming. Great work.
This may just be because you're using a prototype or I may be not seeing it correctly, but is the board really just made of paper? The other components look a little cheap too?
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At 6:50 you respect this rule: "A player can never have two buildings they own (resource buildings or houses) adjacent to each other", but not this: "Any time something is built (including roads), the player must build it connected to something they own. Importing and buying access are not restricted by this". You should have built a road first. Or am I wrong?
This is importing, so it's not restricted by the roads
slickerdrips it seems to be one of the race’s resource trade stall (livestock)...
ezebediah Importing is the action where you put the resource tiles down. They're still affected by the adjacency rule, but exempt from the connected by roads rule. This is how you can jump across the map if you need to
slickerdrips thank you! Keep,up the good work!
Thanks for the awesome video, as alway). It is of great help in order to figure out backing or not this game.
One technical question : what camera are you using ?
Thanks in advance and let them coming.
Great work.
This may just be because you're using a prototype or I may be not seeing it correctly, but is the board really just made of paper? The other components look a little cheap too?
It’s the prototype, the final game was proper components