as someone with no siblings and a small friends group i don't think i've ever played a game with the recommended amount of people... i mean who creates games where you need more than three players? how knows that many people?
@@MultiZelda13 My favorite games are circle-style social deduction - Blood on the Clocktower, Witch Hunt - so we're like "Eh, I guess it plays ok with 8, but I'd really to get at least 14..." We don't get 14 often.
@@ramothyingil3689 That's the real grumble moment. if they say they only have 30 minutes at the top then you can at least pack it up and pick something different
Ive been playing this new game called Oath and this has been my experience EVERY game. We've played it 4 times and I hate it and love it at the same time
It feels so personal, raw, and real. Broden didn’t mean “you’re difficult to be around (right now) or (when we play board games)”, he means all the time. I really do think what is at first glance a case of Broden being overly dramatic due to the complicated nature of the gaming session is, in fact, a rare moment where the truth slips through and Broden actually says what’s on his mind. A fascinating study on the human condition.
I like it when a board game is over and you can pretend your frantic scrambling was actually a grand strategy that you definitely had planned from the start.
Man, that's my least favourite part. My friends always get so serious about it, but you can always plainly see that noone is actually listening to each others' strategies, they're all just waiting for their turn to talk about their own strategy. Meanwhile I'm usually there having had zero strategy, going from enjoying the game to suddenly feeling stupid that I wasn't taking the game as seriously as everyone else. Every time!
ive watched this so many times that the funniest part is zach very earnestly trying to play the game. 1:31 when he quietly moves a piece across all the nonsense kills me
ahh so basically you use the wood for the feather but feather cant be played until you get enough wood to do the dearth and the once you get too much wood you get the feather but you do it in reverse and then you turn the wheel to determine if its an authenticity feather and if its based in London you get the feather wood therefore winning the game. Cool game.
yeah, cool, I am just afraid that trading 1 wood for 1 wood could turn out to be OP...luckily you have to have a wood to trade a wood for a wood, otherwise it would be blatantly a broken mechanic
We invited my brother and his wife over to play Nemesis. The most complex game they play is Sorry. This video is exactly what happened to the T. My brother was the dude in red down to even saying "once I figured it out it was fun" and "I want to okay again" and even looking at his phone making sports bets. And his wife was just like the black haired dude who was intently trying to learn. Best board game video on TH-cam.
Every time i try to teach my uncle and grandma any boardgame that involves cards in any way i just wait for the inevitable "this is just like that yugioh game isnt it?"
Ah ah! Me and a friend play many games together. The rule is: I read the rules and explain it to him. But he is so impatient he keeps cutting me off with "let's just begin and you explain along", "just let me play and i will learn little by little", and i sigh and let him start and on his first move he goes "ok what is the goal again?" or "uh what do i do?" and i have to start explaining again, just to be cut off again. Great times!
@@neliaferreira9983 I know that all too well! They are also the same type of people that get mad at you for not telling them some obscure rule, that you usually told them three times. Eventually as you play more games with them they do seem to get easier to teach, but for now just try to stick with more tactical games that you can teach as you go without needing to know all the rules at once. If that fails, just pick out the game a week ahead of time and send them Rahdo videos. Rahdo doesn't teach you everything, and he doesn't always get everything right, but he does go through most of the rules as they come up during his playthrough.
@@ericshearer I know Rahdo! And Game Night and that guy from Star Treck! :D I do watch many videos on rules! I do my research very well because I know not many people have the patience or the experience to sit thru half-assed explanations! :D Either way, i have so many different games we always manage to quickly find one that matches the people and the situation. It doesn't frustrate me though. I find it so funny to explain rules, people have the most comical reactions! And sometimes noone respects the rules and the game turns into a chaos of surreal enjoyment. As long as we have fun!
This reminds me of a dream I had where someone was teaching me their version of Monopoly where they'd shuffled MTG cards into the decks and you had to summon monsters to defend your properties or something.
@@SuperPunktpunktpunkt Again, Dokapon Kingdom is *basically* like this. Properties have monsters ruling them, you need to go and kill the monster ruling the property to own it. You don't exactly need to pay rent just for standing on someone's property, but if you want to rest there you're giving them money. It's more likely that you'll meet on the board, fight each other and steal their gear. Actually, officially completing a Dokapon Kingdom game takes dozens of hours. It is the most friendship-straining thing created by mankind.
My brother taught me how to play Root today and I based my strategy on this video, specifically collecting wood, and I won the game. I just quoted this video the whole time and have called him three times today just going, "Wood?" and we absolutely lose it laughing. I also asked if a kind of card in the game is like the Don Quixote card to try to understand better. I don't care if I never win another board game for the rest of my life.
@@clayday5299 The way the he starts the sentence (and the fact he points to the feather) suggests the sword of cthulodor and the magic feather are somehow related. But instead the sword negates the effects of the wood, which makes no sense at all.
00:50 that subtle 'no' is so fucking good. The lack of eye contact, the slightly condescending finger gesture and head shake, the little swallow of saliva - all displaying the disappointment of having to explain yourself again after you've spent 53 minutes explaining the rules to the game
@thethiefmaster you are also forgetting analysis paralysis. Games can easily double due to that, rules explanations and setup and tear down taking way longer.
We played an absolute ordeal of a board game on xmas day with my girlfriend's family. It was stressful and only fun in retrospect. The highlight of that experience was sharing this sketch with them afterwards and they were absolutely dying. We love you magnificent bastards.
When he explains the actions you can take in a turn and immediately takes the turn for him after he didn't like what he chose I felt that. Nothing better than someone who plays the game solo with everyone on the table's turns.
The way Mark says "Wood?" at 1:42 is amazing from an American's perspective. It's not phrased as a question until he says the "D" in the word. Preposterous.
I'm in the board game industry and this perfectly encapsulates how it can often be, especially when you're bringing someone new into the fold. We've been loving you for years... Ever since the first time we saw Haven't We Done Well! We're loving the show and now I'll always think of Aunty Donna when I see Corollas. Keep up the great work. You're an inspiration!
I went to a board game convention a few weeks ago and every time I got wood, I'd say, "wood?!" like he does when holding the ladle. I'm glad my husband was there to understand. Haha.
I actually reckon Catan's success comes from the same place as poker - relatively simple premise, incredibly nuanced execution (often involving ganging up on the new guy).
I swear to god, I share a link to this video on absolutely every sponsored Facebook post I see about some convoluted new game being crowdfunded on Kickstarter! 😂
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"Once I realised" is such a classic post-game phrase lmao
Powerful punchline haha
It's up there with "I win next turn"
saved the sketch for me
VERY GOOD PUNCHLINE :)
I don’t get it?
"Yeah it's better with 8 people"
felt too real
I lost it at "there's three of us" 😂
as someone with no siblings and a small friends group i don't think i've ever played a game with the recommended amount of people... i mean who creates games where you need more than three players? how knows that many people?
@@fitzorpercy2884 There are never enough for a board game, but at the same time it's always one too many for that other board game.
The only game I've played that's ACTUALLY better with 8 people is Camel Up. Other than all the carbon copy party games.
@@MultiZelda13 My favorite games are circle-style social deduction - Blood on the Clocktower, Witch Hunt - so we're like "Eh, I guess it plays ok with 8, but I'd really to get at least 14..."
We don't get 14 often.
"How long does this game take, anyway?"
"Well it says 'twelve years and up' on the box."
That sounds like a Scott the Woz joke
xD
Obviously playing a game of Kindom Death lol
I missed that
Ah a 5-star Mansions of Madness.
I was so stressed that Broden had to leave in half an hour, it made it difficult to watch the rest of the video.
Right?? I straight up rolled my eyes!!
I just hope he didn't forget his mini jam
Exactly how it makes me feel explaining a board game IRL.
Could be worse, could have said "i gotta go" 20 mins in with no warning
@@ramothyingil3689 That's the real grumble moment. if they say they only have 30 minutes at the top then you can at least pack it up and pick something different
The script is only missing one line. “You really just have to play to understand.”
You get that from context, like in any board game
lmfao so true
You currently have 666 likes. This is a very delicate and crucial moment for you to observe. QUickly before someone ruins this moment!
@@Quartered_Rodent i couldn't help myself
And a sub set of that line "trust me, its actually very straightforward/simple"
"This is B U L L S H I T!
"...wanna play again?"
"I do, yeah"
This is me every single time I play any board game.
😋
"This is B U L L S H I T! Oh, hai Mark!"
My friend and I after I lose at Can't Stop. It's the grandaddy of BS with the mother of all urges to play again. And again. And again.
Ive been playing this new game called Oath and this has been my experience EVERY game. We've played it 4 times and I hate it and love it at the same time
The ending was the best!
"Once I realized-" is, without doubt, the best line in this entire sketch.
I was afraid this line had gone unnoticed. I'm glad the guy who pointed it out has over a thousand thumbs up though.
Broden's muttering "you're difficult to be around" floors me every time, just the comedic timing, the delivery, everything, it's brilliant
It feels so personal, raw, and real. Broden didn’t mean “you’re difficult to be around (right now) or (when we play board games)”, he means all the time. I really do think what is at first glance a case of Broden being overly dramatic due to the complicated nature of the gaming session is, in fact, a rare moment where the truth slips through and Broden actually says what’s on his mind.
A fascinating study on the human condition.
As someone who's felt trapped playing complicated board games with annoying people before, it hits home so much.
The sudden cut to them wearing masks, too. This video is comedy gold
i fucking love broden
Yeah that's always been my favourite part of this skit 😂
_"You're difficult to be around"_ - Broden Kelly, 2020 A.D.
About bloody time, the tea is cold boys where did you go?
@@NotsoNick they just went off to restock the Arnott's Mixed Assortment of Chippy Dippy Biccies
Best part
I hate I read that and was like, 'this sketch wasn't sci-fi was it?'
remember boys, AD stands for “after Djesus”
Betrayal at Secret Hitler's Forbidden island of Catan.
chess
….Bingo!
Uno
Yahtzee!
That made me think of Between Two Castles of Mad King Ludwig. Love me some Forbidden Island, though. It's gateway game af.
As an avid board gamer... Never have I ever felt so attacked by something so accurate...
As the one typically explaining games... hit home too hard
Attacked? I think you mean vindicated.
Thing is, being good at a game and explaining it to someone else are two entirely different skills.
@@paulgibbon5991 But knowing how to explain it just enough so you still have the advantage. That's the only skill you really need.
@@Themissinformer yo...this...haha
I like it when a board game is over and you can finally tell your stategies to the other players that you had to keep a secret
I like it when a board game is over and you can pretend your frantic scrambling was actually a grand strategy that you definitely had planned from the start.
ikr, its fun talking about the plans that you made that didnt pan out :)
So satisfying
Man, that's my least favourite part. My friends always get so serious about it, but you can always plainly see that noone is actually listening to each others' strategies, they're all just waiting for their turn to talk about their own strategy.
Meanwhile I'm usually there having had zero strategy, going from enjoying the game to suddenly feeling stupid that I wasn't taking the game as seriously as everyone else.
Every time!
NEVER tell your secret, friends. You can use it again and again until they figure you out. Great replay value
"Once I realized..." is so accurate. Somewhere along the line it just clicks and the game becomes super enjoyable.
When you start to understand things and your friend is really smug and sure of himself and you HAVE to beat him....
I loved the fact that "Wood..?" was the only possible answer, and yet it was wrong!!
"WoOd?!?..."
This has become my go-to response whenever my partner mentions wood now.
“You’re difficult to be around” Absolutely timeless line
I see catan, secret hitler, monopoly, scrabble, cards from magicthegathering, trivial pursuit and uno, a tiny lottery and a plastic ladle
I was waiting for someone to list the games, thank you : )
@@Blyskawica1 the donkey Oni card is from the traditional Italian 40 card set
And chess!
You could make a religion outta that!
Don't forget the potato tokens
"All of us work together to eventually beat the Winner, who determines who the losers are." Sounds like Betrayal at the House on the Hill to me.
Mitch 🤣 Which for all it’s nonsense, is still a pretty great game!
"I'll use wood."
"....Wood?"
Gets me every fucking time.
I almost remembered that Subway paid Jared Foggle millions of dollars, but this video made me forget.
@saijeet dogra Not at all. I've heard Jared is a great guy and loves kids.
I watched that video just a few hours ago so it was pretty fresh... But this did the trick indeed
I made the mistake of reading this after finishing the video.
Now I have to start again.
his name is Fogle, please get it right
foggles17 I hope he gets it right...from the prison guards
2:09 The spiritual scene, with the transition to the dragon face-masks, murdered. I was impacted.
This was the scene that had me in stitches the first couple of times I watched it, just so unexpected haha!
Literally killed me
This is honestly one of your best written low-key sketches, the payoff is fantastic, it's got great lines throughout and it's relatable as heck.
ive watched this so many times that the funniest part is zach very earnestly trying to play the game. 1:31 when he quietly moves a piece across all the nonsense kills me
ahh so basically you use the wood for the feather but feather cant be played until you get enough wood to do the dearth and the once you get too much wood you get the feather but you do it in reverse and then you turn the wheel to determine if its an authenticity feather and if its based in London you get the feather wood therefore winning the game. Cool game.
Now I have all this fuckin wood everywhere
I'm the Dicemaster - Who's the Dicemaster? You? NOOOO YOU ARE!!!
@@drstevedingus9324 we are paper boys
It really is pretty well crafted, especially the interaction between wood, Bizarro World, and wood.
yeah, cool, I am just afraid that trading 1 wood for 1 wood could turn out to be OP...luckily you have to have a wood to trade a wood for a wood, otherwise it would be blatantly a broken mechanic
We invited my brother and his wife over to play Nemesis. The most complex game they play is Sorry. This video is exactly what happened to the T. My brother was the dude in red down to even saying "once I figured it out it was fun" and "I want to okay again" and even looking at his phone making sports bets. And his wife was just like the black haired dude who was intently trying to learn. Best board game video on TH-cam.
I've taught over 1000 board games and it still feels like this every time.
Every time i try to teach my uncle and grandma any boardgame that involves cards in any way i just wait for the inevitable "this is just like that yugioh game isnt it?"
Ah ah! Me and a friend play many games together. The rule is: I read the rules and explain it to him. But he is so impatient he keeps cutting me off with "let's just begin and you explain along", "just let me play and i will learn little by little", and i sigh and let him start and on his first move he goes "ok what is the goal again?" or "uh what do i do?" and i have to start explaining again, just to be cut off again. Great times!
@@neliaferreira9983 I know that all too well! They are also the same type of people that get mad at you for not telling them some obscure rule, that you usually told them three times. Eventually as you play more games with them they do seem to get easier to teach, but for now just try to stick with more tactical games that you can teach as you go without needing to know all the rules at once.
If that fails, just pick out the game a week ahead of time and send them Rahdo videos. Rahdo doesn't teach you everything, and he doesn't always get everything right, but he does go through most of the rules as they come up during his playthrough.
@@ericshearer I know Rahdo! And Game Night and that guy from Star Treck! :D
I do watch many videos on rules! I do my research very well because I know not many people have the patience or the experience to sit thru half-assed explanations! :D Either way, i have so many different games we always manage to quickly find one that matches the people and the situation.
It doesn't frustrate me though. I find it so funny to explain rules, people have the most comical reactions! And sometimes noone respects the rules and the game turns into a chaos of surreal enjoyment. As long as we have fun!
This reminds me of a dream I had where someone was teaching me their version of Monopoly where they'd shuffled MTG cards into the decks and you had to summon monsters to defend your properties or something.
that actually sounds way more fun than real monopoly
It sounds a great deal like the Game Boy Advance game "Yu Gi Oh Destiny Board Traveller", except hopefully not actually a bad game.
reverse Dokapon Kingdom
This seems actually kind of doable, like instead of paying rent you have to battle or something 🤔
@@SuperPunktpunktpunkt Again, Dokapon Kingdom is *basically* like this. Properties have monsters ruling them, you need to go and kill the monster ruling the property to own it. You don't exactly need to pay rent just for standing on someone's property, but if you want to rest there you're giving them money. It's more likely that you'll meet on the board, fight each other and steal their gear. Actually, officially completing a Dokapon Kingdom game takes dozens of hours. It is the most friendship-straining thing created by mankind.
It was about bloody time boys, we missed you
JezPlays this is an older video tho
My brother taught me how to play Root today and I based my strategy on this video, specifically collecting wood, and I won the game. I just quoted this video the whole time and have called him three times today just going, "Wood?" and we absolutely lose it laughing. I also asked if a kind of card in the game is like the Don Quixote card to try to understand better.
I don't care if I never win another board game for the rest of my life.
damn, i wish to play root but it is expensive and i would need to find people willing to learn
Dominance cards really are Don Quixote cards. Wow.
You were the cats fo sure haha
The Sword of Cthulodor negating the wood instead of the Magic Feather is the most underrated joke in this skit.
i dont get it
@@clayday5299 The way the he starts the sentence (and the fact he points to the feather) suggests the sword of cthulodor and the magic feather are somehow related. But instead the sword negates the effects of the wood, which makes no sense at all.
00:50 that subtle 'no' is so fucking good. The lack of eye contact, the slightly condescending finger gesture and head shake, the little swallow of saliva - all displaying the disappointment of having to explain yourself again after you've spent 53 minutes explaining the rules to the game
Oh thank god you’re back.
Thank you Mr Sunday Movies. I like your videos about movies.
@@TheAuntyDonnaChannel I don't do that anymore.
Oh ok
this interaction has an odd aura
@@giseii yes very
1:48 "You are difficult to be around" is such an honest statement.
"Let's just start, you'll get it in the process"
"Yes, but in this situation..."
"No, you can't just..."
and other classical bullshit
Definitely need a "How long is this game?" and then he looks at the box with '180mins' and answers "under an hour!"
Those times are only accurate if you already know how to play. First play, add 30-60 minutes for rules.
@@grilledflatbread4692 I usually double it for first play, and even then it can be longer if *nobody* knows the game...
@thethiefmaster you are also forgetting analysis paralysis. Games can easily double due to that, rules explanations and setup and tear down taking way longer.
Wow is this IS their best sketch, and I say that without any prior influence.
I love how the table is just a big heap of parts from other games like Catan, Chess and Monopoly
Mark “thunderstruck was written by which band”
Broden “AC/DC”
Mark “EHHHH can’t say the band name”
Seems fair enough
You need the wood to win the game. I don’t know why those two were finding it so complicated.
They're just so fixated on the Don Quixote card that they're completely ignoring that you need the WOOD to win the GAME!
“We need to exchange steel and wood for more wood” I wasn’t ready for that. I honestly haven’t laughed that hard in years.
“It’s better with eight people”
“Are you asking that because you’re the facist?”
Too many solid one liners to count man lmao
"you're difficult to be around"
This is exactly how I felt my first year playing euro board games. Especially "want to play again? Yes, yes I do!"
We played an absolute ordeal of a board game on xmas day with my girlfriend's family.
It was stressful and only fun in retrospect. The highlight of that experience was sharing this sketch with them afterwards and they were absolutely dying. We love you magnificent bastards.
Did anyone else think that the funniest bit was when he moved several pieces and then started using the calculator?
AUNTY DONNA UPLOAD
THE WORLD IS SAVED
Josh Abeling suddenly staying home doesn’t seem so bad
Aunty Donna is our saviour
"I have to go in half an hour" is the most relatable part
'you need wood to win the game' has now become a staple phrase of every board game night
Our DnD group has used "you get the wood you win the game" as a sort of "This plan sounds dumb, but please trust me" on numerous occasions.
"These are potato tokens." He states "you are difficult to be around!" I laughed so hard!!!
This is what some would consider the best sketch
Yeah, this was a good one to recommend Maso and James
Would've gone with roll call personally (or maybe Mr mustache man for shits and giggles)
God bless these men.
What, did they sneeze or something?
As an Australian I’m very please to know you watch Aunty Donna, Chris.
It’s so accurate
This is a treat to see this comment!
This is definitely their best video right James!
That "You're difficult to be around" from offscreen Broden. My fucking sides.
"No, you are" seriously underrated line.
Our DnD group has used "you get the wood you win the game" as a sort of "This plan sounds dumb, but please trust me" on numerous occasions.
3 years later, this is still one of my favourite videos of all time
Broden made a crucial mistake, he forgot about the essence of the game.
It's about the CONES.
Luke Holmes this is a high IQ meme
This made me cackle. Thank you.
I find CONES are counter productive to understanding the game …… but that’s just me.
As the wife of an avid board gamer, this is 1,000% accurate
If he wants to play with you, he is interested in your mind. Appreciate it for the appreciation he has for you.
Just 1 percent accurate thats not much...
You guys are like a classic show that I remember watching that I actually haven't seen yet.
“I gotta get outa here” is a classic feeling in the middle of a new game.
That end tho! Hahaha classic boardgamers 2:37
When he explains the actions you can take in a turn and immediately takes the turn for him after he didn't like what he chose I felt that. Nothing better than someone who plays the game solo with everyone on the table's turns.
I've missed you boys so much
This is my favourite Auntie Donna sketch
The government trying to explain what we're allowed to do in a stage 3 lockdown
My goodness yes!
😂😂😂
Every citizen trying to explain the stimulus checks to each other because the IRS is silent
hahaha so true
Ouch!
I come back to this every now and then and every time I am blown away by the comic timing of that cut at the end. Absolutely genius editing
I like how everything is sort of like all chaotically scattered all over the place.
This is the most accurate depiction of boardgames I've ever seen. I witness this every time I go to my local game shop.
This is my 7 year old explaining a game to me he is making up in his head as he explains it. Very relatable.
I took some edibles and a group of people forced me to play Catan. This is exactly what it felt like.
"who's the dice master you or me?"
"you are?"
"no you are"
😂
Fooled me. I totally thought he was the dice master too.
“You’re difficult to be around”.. was when I fell in love with this clip.
I really hope some dedicated crew out there has managed to create a game with as much of this context as possible
"Its better with 8 people" Is such a real quote
This may be the funniest video I've ever seen, watched like 10 times already.
The way Mark says "Wood?" at 1:42 is amazing from an American's perspective. It's not phrased as a question until he says the "D" in the word. Preposterous.
I'm in the board game industry and this perfectly encapsulates how it can often be, especially when you're bringing someone new into the fold.
We've been loving you for years... Ever since the first time we saw Haven't We Done Well! We're loving the show and now I'll always think of Aunty Donna when I see Corollas. Keep up the great work. You're an inspiration!
We desperately need a 2nd take of this!!!!! This video is fxcking hilarious every time I watch it.
I think broden was watching the football.
Well you get a 10% wood bonus if you beat the game watching a grass sport
He said he wasn't
he couldn't have been he said he wasn't. start again.
don't be a snitch
Are you a cop? You have to tell me if you are, it's the law
Practically everyone finishes their explanation with everyone agreeing that we will just start play, and then it will make sense lol
If I knew all it took was a global pandemic to get you blokes to upload I would have started one years ago
I went to a board game convention a few weeks ago and every time I got wood, I'd say, "wood?!" like he does when holding the ladle. I'm glad my husband was there to understand. Haha.
The comedic timing of "You're difficult to be around" absolutely slays me every time.
"you're difficult to be around"
I know it is within the context of this game but it goes much wider than that...
Finally, Coronavirus can go away now you guys have uploaded.
Lets work Covid2019 down to Covid0
That's what it was waiting for
literally what my first game of DnD sounded like
Eat your heart out, Catan!
Don Quixote Card Wins The Game
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I FUCKING LOVE CATAN BRUV
As someone who is barely made it out of the beginner stage of my Catan career, this game seems way easier to master then Catan.
@@erikpeterson611 true, the traders & barbarians variant of Catan is flippin hard to even get a grasp of
I actually reckon Catan's success comes from the same place as poker - relatively simple premise, incredibly nuanced execution (often involving ganging up on the new guy).
Ah, thy thirst for more Aunty Donna hath finnaly been quenched.
I like how most improv is "yes, and" but this video is "no, but."
It's fucking perfect.
Saw the South Park video, huh?
Good grief this is so funnily accurate!
This is an extremely accurate representation of a person's first game of MTG.
Once again, brilliant !! And the editor is a genius.
Damn this is the best sketch
Always tricky when the sword of Cthulhudor is out
I want that green patterned jumper really badly. It's my exact vibe.
This is still one of the best videos online!
I swear to god, I share a link to this video on absolutely every sponsored Facebook post I see about some convoluted new game being crowdfunded on Kickstarter! 😂
I know the coments have said it already, but look at what is on there table?!?!
I love it
Have you played "Cones of Dunshire"? It's like that except there is no ledgerman but a dice master.
Hahahaha this made my day
It's all about the cones
This is actually one of my favourite sketches already boys, can't wait to see more.