FIXES: 1. Enemies count an unexplored tile as one space when moving during activation phase. 2. You start out with the characters initial SPECIAL token, and then also draw another token at random. Same token = redraw. Starting tokens = 2. 3. Enemy tokens flipped to active during activation phase do not immediately attack a player on their space. Regardless of their aggression modifier.
I'm asian and my english is not strong but you can explain so clear and so deep now i'm understanded after read the rules book and get nothing, thank you so much bro!
Got a factory sealed copy from a Dirt Cheap last week & some instructions sounding contradicting like the add# instructions explained in the quest rewards As for your Stand By insert problem, a good way to resolve that is by putting the map tiles in the middle (along with the other things that you punch out), Pip-Boy player status boards on the top by the lip of the box, & everything else in the top/bottom pockets on the Stand By insert. Looks sloppy in the middle, but it keeps that nice insert in there along with less stuff rattling around the box Regardless, awesome upload! It helped clear up some of the complicated instructions
Hey man, so this is kinda late but I just got a Fallout board game and I love your videos and found this one and wanted to see what you think about the game. Anyway I have a question about a combat and maybe you know whats correct in this situation. So if I fight aggressive enemy and don't kill him and he does not go into hiding, does he attacks me automatically next round? I mean before my actions, because he is aggressive? (sop not because of agenda cards but just because we are in the same spot and he is aggressive)
Great question; I checked the rulebook and only if the enemy activates (bottom right of the agenda card) does it initiate a fight. And then you treat it as if you initiated combat (rolling your dice to determine whether you defeated it and how much, if any, damage you take).
At around 15:14 when he’s going over the anatomy of a quest card. Are players supposed to know the rewards? It doesn’t seem to make sense for them to do so, especially with some of the more rewarding quests, but then you basically need a DM who isn’t playing, and instead reads it all like a D&D DM
FIXES: 1. Enemies count an unexplored tile as one space when moving during activation phase.
2. You start out with the characters initial SPECIAL token, and then also draw another token at random. Same token = redraw. Starting tokens = 2.
3. Enemy tokens flipped to active during activation phase do not immediately attack a player on their space. Regardless of their aggression modifier.
Thanks for providing clarifications!
I'm asian and my english is not strong but you can explain so clear and so deep now i'm understanded after read the rules book and get nothing, thank you so much bro!
I'm glad it was helpful! I try to be as clear and concise as possible in my videos :)
I have the game and was struggling to get my head around some of the rules but your video was very helpful
I got this game for the holidays.... I was confused but this video helped out a ton. Thank you.
I'm glad it helped, hope you enjoy it!
Got a factory sealed copy from a Dirt Cheap last week & some instructions sounding contradicting like the add# instructions explained in the quest rewards
As for your Stand By insert problem, a good way to resolve that is by putting the map tiles in the middle (along with the other things that you punch out), Pip-Boy player status boards on the top by the lip of the box, & everything else in the top/bottom pockets on the Stand By insert. Looks sloppy in the middle, but it keeps that nice insert in there along with less stuff rattling around the box
Regardless, awesome upload! It helped clear up some of the complicated instructions
Glad it helped you out! Hope you have fun!
Thank you so much! Great tutorial, but did you switch up the rules of how much damage you receive after that first fight?
I'm feeling inclined to just scrap all that influence mecanics and just roleplay quests until I finish main quest or die.
that's definitely an option; play the way that is fun to you!
Hey man, so this is kinda late but I just got a Fallout board game and I love your videos and found this one and wanted to see what you think about the game. Anyway I have a question about a combat and maybe you know whats correct in this situation. So if I fight aggressive enemy and don't kill him and he does not go into hiding, does he attacks me automatically next round? I mean before my actions, because he is aggressive? (sop not because of agenda cards but just because we are in the same spot and he is aggressive)
Great question; I checked the rulebook and only if the enemy activates (bottom right of the agenda card) does it initiate a fight. And then you treat it as if you initiated combat (rolling your dice to determine whether you defeated it and how much, if any, damage you take).
Thank you! I tried this at a shop yesterday and almost tossed the last bit of my dignity down a well because i couldnt get a few rules down
50:52 another nuke was droped
At around 15:14 when he’s going over the anatomy of a quest card. Are players supposed to know the rewards? It doesn’t seem to make sense for them to do so, especially with some of the more rewarding quests, but then you basically need a DM who isn’t playing, and instead reads it all like a D&D DM
No, they're not supposed to know what the rewards is.
@@KnightKnowledge Thank you!
Thank you for this!
This was a big help
I'm glad, cheers!