Robinson Crusoe - Game Play 1
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2016
- Watch It Played is a series designed to teach and play games. In this episode we begin our play through of Robinson Crusoe.
How to play Robinson Crusoe: • Robinson Crusoe - 2nd ...
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask a question in the TH-cam comments below.
Email: watchitplayed(at)live(dot)com
Twitter: @watchitplayed
Periscope: @watchitplayed
Facebook: / watchitplayed
Instagram: @watchitplayed
Consider giving us a vote at Board Game Links: www.boardgamelinks.com/links/s...
Get A Watch It Played Microbadge: www.boardgamegeek.com/microbad...
We truly appreciate your views, feedback and subscriptions.
#WatchItPlayed #BoardGames - เกม
I am genuinely amazed that Rodney is so clear in explaining things on the fly without a stutter. Just think of all the uuuhms and eeeehs in other scripted tutorials and things are far from clear. You're a natural!
Well, that's very kind of you to say. Thanks Larque!
if you collect enough wounds... you can use them to die lol
Good point! I'll mention that to Pep :)
@@WatchItPlayed hahahaha
I love the way the camera is always focused on the pertinent part of the board. Great editing work. And the witty banter really helps keep the game interesting. Subscribed fo sho.
Very happy to have you with us - thanks for the kind feedback!
Yes so many have the static above camera and I can't see what's going on.
Have Joel: Use 1 pawn to build the roof with candles and 1 wood (use 2 determination tokens to reduce cost of wood by 1). Use 1 pawn and 1 wood on Frost card. Use the pipe and tobacco (gaining 2 more determination tokens) to use the Handyman skill (discarding 3 tokens) gaining a building pawn.
Have Noel: Use 1 pawn to gather wood (to protect against snow, hopefully). Use 1 pawn with scouting pawn to explore. Consider using Reconnaissance skill to pick a island tile unlocking the possibility to build the rope next round.
Have Friday build the Knife with the new building pawn, increasing the weapon level by 1.
Kill Benny if food is needed.
I have forgotten how much I enjoyed watching the two of you play games together. Just wonderful! I hope Pep is doing well. Cheers
Finally. Really wanted to watch a playthrough of this game.
Good work guys.
Thanks :) We hope you enjoy!
- When the Carpenter noticed that there will be no food for the night he decided to kill the Goat using the gun (gain one food and one fur in the immediate resource area)
- Then the Carpenter used the pipe and after that he was so determined (take 2 determination for the carpenter)
- The Carpenter started to deal with the threat and he started to warm the camp (pay 2 determination, don't use wood)
- Friday on the other hand stayed all night making us a roof (use the fur and the candle)
- The Carpenter spends his determination to use his skill (for a brown token - helper)
- The Explorer started to make a shortcut (one explorer token and the brown token we just got)
- both the Carpenter and the Explorer will go and build the Hatchet using one wood
(in the weather phase we will burn the last wood)
16:52 "...you'll eat your words - and my wounds!" I nearly choked on my coffee. Comedy gold.
12:17 - "Wait, there's predators on this island...?" - My first immediate thought was: "If it bleeds, we can kill it." ;D
Enjoyed the humour in this episode. :) You played very well and also paid good attention to the rules, which can indeed be tricky in this game. I'm curious where this will be going and I'm looking forward to the next episode.
Since I'm posting late, I won't make any suggestions for the next turn, but here's one general piece of advice: in terms of risking to fail a task and getting injured, the build action is the most dangerous action: 33% chance to fail, 66% chance for getting injured. So those candles you found will definitely be useful.
In case someone is interested in all the numbers for all 3 actions:
Build: 33% chance for failure, 50% chance for having an adventure, 66% chance to suffer a wound.
Gather: 16% chance for failure, 50% chance for having an adventure, 16% chance to suffer a wound.
Explore: 16% chance for failure, 83% chance for having an adventure, 50% chance to suffer a wound.
I know this may sound mathy and like boring crunching of numbers, but this game is not only really tough, but at times also often quite random and bad events can easily chain-react and spiral out of control into really nasty situations, so every bit of more control should be taken. No need to memorise these numbers, but it's good to keep them in the back of your head or take a look at the dice' face overview (included with the game) while planning a turn, especially when a morale threshold is about to get passed on a character's life track. :)
Good luck !
PS: I wonder when they will find the mysterious hatch on this island...
build a roof with 2 pawns (use candles), and go hunting with 2 pawns (plan on using pistol & Friday) & with temp weapons level, if needed slaughter the billy goat. use 2 pawns to explore as well. that should get you through the night relatively unscathed and prepared for the next round. d
producers get early access to help Rodney find any possible errors in videos before it goes public. If all goes well, none are found and the video just goes live. :)
Hey Rodney and Pep,
When crisis strikes, and nothing more can be done, and when weather becomes a problem, given the environment negative effects you needed to survive, I think it's time for that GOAT to be ...khm ... sacrificed .... For a greater cause ... (*Friday starts drooling in the shadows* )
- That will avoid the gathering resources this turn, which will not make you do the "?" on the gathering deck ...
- The GOAT will provide 3 food and 1 skin (or w/e it's called). ( *Drooling intensifies* )
- This means, you put one of Rodney's action tokens on the "WARMING THE CAMP" card effect (action) and the skin from the goat to fulfill it thus keeping the wood untouched for building/main objective, and you don't have to gather resources this round due to that "?".
- Then the other action token from Rodney, should go for the Cellar, so you can use that already gained food (from the GOAT) and prepare it for next round, to store it ... Try to build the Cellar, and if you wanna amplify the effect and not risk it, maybe Friday can be of use to support you, for a full positive round after all of those environment negativity ...
- One of Pep's action tokens should go to heal (REST) as he's coming close to the morale loss area, and risk his other action token SOLO for the exploration action and hope ... and pray ... he does not roll a wound :D If he does, blame Friday, he over-drooled as Pep's explorer slips and suffers a light concussion ...
- *Optional* : (Instead of exploring Pep can try building the Hatchet with one of his workers and the CANDLE token + 1 wood, so you can safely prepare to gather more wood with it in future rounds if you wanna cancel the exploration in this round).
- You may be postponing the WOOD Gathering but you are surviving some horrors from those evil environment cards, and at the same time building ( and drooling obviously) for the future, removing food rotting as an issue, in future turns, where you can FOCUS on gathering WOOD for the main objective!
Good luck,
and may the ODDS be EVER in your FAVOR :D !
Cheers! :D
I really enjoy this playthrough, clear on the rules, but fun to watch. Keep them coming!
Thanks Jonathan - glad you liked it!
first time watching you guys play, I've never laughed so hard on a "how to play" video...thank you so much!
So nice to hear you had fun with this :)
Oh no, Rodney's been bitten by a shovel! Perhaps we should check him for delirium?
i watched this video back 4 years ago and fell in love with this game, re watchign to remember some rules, and DAMN, this is just PERFECT, nice and clear rules but also the jokes?, its too relatable to the jokes i actually do with my friends while playing and thats its ACTUALLY one of the best part of the game: the laughs that comes with the "things " that happen in this very GOOD "story driven" game (more like temathic or immersive)
Hey, thanks so much for the kind feedback after this return visit to the video :)
This is great, I wanted to see this game played : ) Thanks for making the videos!
Glad you're excited to join us on this adventure!
Four years late but better late then never, awesome play through, very entertaining and it helped a lot with learning the little bits and peaces of the game !
You're never late to our parties! Anytime you show up, we're glad to have you here :)
Had not watched this playthrough yet. I love how the channel has grown and the recent reintroduction of gamepay vids, but I will be honest your playthroughs with Pep were among my fave :). You guys have this awesome gaming chemistry, Pep always made me laugh with his quick wit jokes. Hope you 2 still get together to play :).
Glad you enjoyed this one Totihno :)
Finally, a proper playthrough of Robinson Crusoe. I've had the first edition for a couple of years, and the rules were quite confusing. Now, it's so much clearer. Thanks Rodney and Pep!
Very glad you're finding these videos are helping!
Angela Thas Check out the playthrough of Ricky Royal. Perfect instructions.
Yaaaayy you are the best! I'm looking forward to the other scenario's :D. ありがとうございました！
We hoped people would enjoy our misadventures on the island :)
These vids were amazingly useful for learning this game, I also liked that watch it played is advertised on the side of the box. More game publishers should do this with play though channels.
Thanks for the kind words Paul, it means a lot to know you're finding the videos helpful.
This is so cool. You two are quite the pair! :)
You guys made this game look AMAZING! Can't wait to play now...after watching the rest of your playthrough
So glad you enjoyed :)
@@WatchItPlayed I did! And if that's you, Rodney, I hope you're doing well!
You two playing always reminds me of playing with my friends. And I think I am Pep's long lost brother due to the quality of jokes I am able to make.
Good to know! If he ever leaves me, I may need to hire you.
"No, they are red. They are red. They are red. OK they are orange." - Comedy gold.
They are Air Quotes Red now :)
That line is never spoken in the video.
Awesome video guys. Can't wait for my copy arriving this week!
Hope you have a great time escaping your own islands :)
I've been waiting for this video!
The wait is over!
Awesome guys! Thanks. This could be one of my favourite games.
Glad you're enjoying the series :)
Great video :)
I played this scenario many times and more then a couple of times I lost :) - usually because I did not have the time to make the "wood pile" and the weather dice (the number of clouds and the snow symbols) in the late game are unforgivable.
In this scenario You always have to remember about the main goal: "to make the wood pile" whenever You have any available wood and occasion. In the late game You always have a wood shortage - because of the weather dice.
The second important thing is to build the roof to about level 3 (or higher if You heve the time and resources), to avoid the clouds on the weather dice in the late game - avoiding winter clouds provide more wood.
Good tips!
Wow this is hilarious, can't wait for more
More will be coming! Glad you're enjoying.
These videos really help me learn the games! Thanks!
Glad to hear the series was helpful! Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you!Thank you! This video along with your how to play made this complicated game become easy. Fantastic job and the jokes made it even better! beware of Blue...
That's very nice to hear Jason - glad you found these useful!
The Carpenter should use Economic Construction to make a hatchet, (because you need HUGE amounts of wood) then gather wood (due to same reason).
Explorer should use reconnaissance to try for the symbol needed for the rope (so we later can make a snare and thus not need to worry about food) and explore that area, then do event "Tracking A Predator" using the pistol. (Don't like the idea of getting dice in the weather area.)
Friday should build a roof.
Sweet!
Join us on our little adventure Ricky - everything will be FINE!
Do you guys come with the game? ;-)
So much fun to watch the two of you!
Thank you for this, this game will be purchased!
Hope you have a fun time with it, and glad you enjoyed our play through :)
Was wondering if i should get this game, but now i know i will. You guys are having way too much fun :d
Glad you enjoyed our adventuring :)
Noel, you sure Joel didn't injure his head, building that shovel, rather than his leg? Take a closer look and I think you'll find a bump on his noggin rather than a cut on his leg. Don't believe anything he tells you! LOL, I love it when you guys are together!
This play through is going to cause me to lose my mind quicker than a Cthulhu one!
Bought the game the other day. Watched the How To Play video. Read the rulebook. Tried starting a solo game (2 characters plus Friday and the Dog). Got about 3 turns in and realized I was in kind of over my head. Now, I'm here watching this playthrough to help. :-)
It's got a lot going on, but you can do this!
I'm looking forward to watching this, still waiting for the game to appear in my FLGS.
Hopefully you won't have to wait too much longer!
You guys forgot on ur first round at the end to take 1 wound to each player... if you do not own a shelter or natural shelter in the night phase. (..you must do this check... perhaps mosquitos or terrible sleep or sickness occurs from open elements.)
Hey Gene, we were on a tile that has a natural shelter. From the rules: Sleeping under an open sky (if there is no natural shelter
on the respective Island tile) causes you to suffer 1 wound during the Night Phase.
finally new gameplay out on the TH-cam for this game.
Enjoy!
PRO TIP: You might wanna use the trusty old dice tray you made during the Descent tutorial to keep your dice from being camera shy ;)
Pep can not be restrained!
No dice tray can hold me!
Thanks for the play through. You make it seem a lot easier than I thought it would be because of the rules. A little silly though, but thanks.
Glad you enjoyed!
I pre-ordered this and am dying for it to arrive. I hope it comes before Christmas!
I'm hoping for you too!
Rodney and Pep seem so loopy this playthrough. I love it.
Ha! We probably were a little loopy :)
Oh great!!
GAMEPLAY SUGGESTION:
Take care of frost, use Joel’s Economical Construction and 2 determination tokens to not have to use the wood, use one of Joel’s pawn’s for this. Build the roof with Oil token to protect against the weather, because those clouds hurt, use candles so that this is guaranteed. Use Joel’s other pawn to try to build hatchet to start collecting more wood. Use Nowell’s Reconnaissance to see what three tiles are coming up and place them to maximize tokens and/or resources. Try to Explore with one of Nowell’s pawn’s to get those tokens. Place Nowell’s other pawn and Gather token on a food resource. Build Cellar with Friday.
What, if any, are the major changes/improvements vs V1 of the game?
You'll find that outlined here: portalgames.pl/new_en/article-robinson-crusoe-changes-and-rules/
hey Rodney, thank you for keeping up the great work, i really enjoyed the episode and laughed at pep's jokes. i think this game is what my group need.
question: does the difficulty of the scenario increases as you have more than 2 players?
I really haven't played enough times at varying player counts to make that assessment accurately. Sorry!
Have a question. For Castaways, it says "No effect" for the book icon. Does that mean that all the event cards with the book icon have no effect at all?
The effects written on the card you drew still happen, but there is no effect related to the "book icon" portion of the card that you need to resolve.
I think that that you should starting to think about the victory condition, you need at least 6 turns to complete it ( 1 for fire and 5 for the mission) the earlier you start the easier for you it will be. So you need to gather a lot of food while not dying . So first priority is to build roof for the weather and the hatchet ( you will need 15 wood for the bonefire and more for the camp and misc stuff for survival) . you will also need another food .If you go hunting you will waste the extra that why I think you should gather .
So 1 action+candles for building hatchet with rodneys economical construction , 2 actions(one of them with Friday) for roof , 1 action wit Pep for exploring+ map, 1 action to gather. Conserve Pep's tokens for Scouting ability. In later turns shortcut will be usefull for food or wood .if you use it for food you will be fine with it till the end of the game. Good luck
Use the Pistol to Kill the Goat.
Friday
- One Token + Candles + Pelt from Goat to Build a Roof.
Explorer
- One Token + Map on Exploring adjacent tile
- One Token on Buidling the Shortcut
Carpenter
- One Token on Resolving the frost (Spend 2 Determination so No Wood is needed)
- One Token + 1 Wood on Building the Hatchet.
2 Risky Builds, but both will give you 1 Wood / food per turn going forward, and thus are well worth it.
You Could build the Cellar instead of the Hatchet to preserve the excess food from the goat, but food isn't going to be nearly as important to winning, so I lean towards Hatchet.
Cool
Shouldn't both of you lose 1health for sleeping out in the open at 12:00
We catch that mistake later in the episode!
I usually would say to use two pawns to do stuff, but as lucky as you are going I guess you can push some more, if it was me rolling I wold get wounds and failures every time.
We got off to a very fortunate start (I also tend to play more conservatively).
I like this duo! Do more work together
We will!
Don't you need to eat at the end of each round/day? in particular the first round where you skipped the eating and went on with the 2nd round
You do indeed need to eat each day. We ate at 11:29 in the video, just before moving onto the next round.
This really helps to decide on whether or not to back the new Gamefound campaign. Thanks!!
P.S.: Getting wounded while drawing a map, does that mean that marooned shipwreck survivors are very prone to repetitive strain injury, or is map parchment just infamous for giving near-lethal paper cuts?
Glad you enjoyed!
Are they using custom components or do those stickers and shaped meeples come in the box?
Julius Besser They come in the box and are available separately to purchase for people who have older editions.
wow i love this game :D
Thanks for watching our video!
No problem
i have a question and i can't find a solid answer.
at 16:00 Friday tried to build the shelter and succeeded. But...
What if he didn't and he get 2 determination tokens. It is clear he can't rerrol the succes dice he threw that action but can he use those tokens to rerrol the ? dice or the wound dice he rolled in that action?
In the rulebook they sugest this order: wound >succes> ? mark.
Can you plz help me out if I can rerrol thse dice or only if friday already had his two tokens. It can be a matter of live and death for friday ;)
thanks in advance!
Hey Bjorn, I would like to be able to help, but I shot this long enough ago that I don't recall, and I lent my copy out to a friend.
That is no problem you Will be Busy enough with other games and questions i will look some Furthermore through some forums 🙂
is the 2nd Edition that much better then the 1st edition? I own the 1st, but the new components in the 2nd edition look amazing. is the upgrade really worth it?
Hey Ryan, I can't really assess the value for you, as that's something you'd have your own personal sense of. The rule book is a million times better, I can tell you that.
+Watch It Played. ok thanks, I think I know what your hinting at 😉. thanks
Hi Rodney! Here in Brazil a publisher recently released the Game of the Year version of Robinson Crusoe that comes in a square box. Do you know the differences between this one and the second edition? Thanks! Oh, and awesome videos as always!!
Edgar Molas This is actually the English Fourth Edition Rodney is playing. You can check BGG for all of the info on the different versions. But this version with the new box art has upgraded components and a revised rulebook.
Yeah, I think you'd need to check on BGG to confirm the differences. I'm not sure what the Brazil copy has in it.
from the look of it, I think it's exactly the same (if you're referring to the "Conclave" publisher)
Hi Rodney. Question for you… As you are working on the objective to build the wood pile to light the fire, what if you don’t have or don’t want to assign enough wood to a certain stage of the wood pile? Can you do that? For example, if you were working on stage 3 of the wood pile (requires 3 wood), could you put 2 wood on that space in one round and then assign 1 wood (for a total of 3) in a future round? Or, do you have to assign all 3 wood all at once to that round? I guess what I’m asking is…can you split up the amount of wood needed for a certain stage? Or is it all at once? Thanks!
Good question Chris - it's been long enough since I shot this, that I don't recall what I say in the tutorial video for the game, and I don't have my copy to check the rules for you, I'm afraid!
@@WatchItPlayed I looked at the “Castaways” scenario (Scenario #1), and under “Building the woodpile”, it says, “You can place any amount of wood onto the pile in a round.” So, I would say that you do not have to fulfill a certain stage of the woodpile all at once. :-)
@@PriusGuy2004 Thanks for sharing the follow up - might help others with the same question!
- use pistol to get 3 weapon
- kill the goat (to get food and pelt for now)
- hunt (using 1 char. token + friday / to get food and pelts for later / if need be, use the second pistol bullet or get 1 wound max)
- explore (using 1 char. token + map token)
- gather wood (using 1 char. token)
- build roof (using 1 char. token + candle token + pelt from goat)
- give 1 wood for the wood pile (so you can use the 2 woods discovery token next round)
- pray for good cards / beast / die rolls
I really want to watch this, but I've never played it before so I'm on red alert for spoilers. If spoilers are a thing in this game, are they plot-related or more puzzle-solution-related?
There are no fixed elements to the game, beyond the scenario objective (which you would find out as soon as you begin the scenario). Beyond that, event s are drawn from decks randomly - so you will, over the course of this series, be exposed to about 10 or so cards.
Gotcha. Thanks for the detailed info! I can now safely dive into the misadventures of Rodney & Pep.
at 11:40, you stated you have 1 food available for next round. I thought any food not used was considered perishable unless you have a means (i.e. cellar) of safely storing it.
Any food shaped like a bread slice is non-perishable food. When you gain that (which we did through the Food Crates), you can keep it indefinitely. Food you gain as a banana token does perish at the end of the round.
Ah, this isn't present in the 1st ed. Food is just food as far as I'm aware in my ed. No fancy tokens that delineate bread vs banana. So does that mean some of the event cards differ from 1st/2nd ed.? If so, I can see this as possibly making things a bit easier, especially if there is a potential for some food not being dismissed early on in the game.
The original edition had perishable and non-perishable food as well (they were distinguished between yellow and orange cubes). The new edition don't change the game, just cleans up the rules, upgrades some of the components and brushes up the wording on cards (to make them clearer).
Hi guys. Only just purchased this game and think its great. I always go straight to your videos for tutorials as they are excellent 👍 one thing i don't understand is if you don't shuffle an adventure card into the event deck do you discard it or reshuffle it back into its deck? Thanks
Hey Wayne, it's been awhile since I shot these videos, but did you watch the tutorial video we have for this - that's where rules are explained. Glad you're enjoying the game!
@@WatchItPlayed hi thanks for the reply 👍. I have watched your tutorial video I may of missed that bit, I shall re-watch it some point soon. Keep up the great videos they help immensely 👌
hey:) acquired this game just a few weeks ago myself, been learning bits and bobs about it, and just yesterday came across the answer to your question: pretty sure you're meant to discard the cards after use if there is no requirement to shuffle them into the events deck :) and that's fair enough, because you're not likely to run out of them and you don't want the same events happening to you anyway after you solved them once, right:)
@@blyniukas hi. Thanks for that i had a feeling you removed them. Cheers
wish I could like it 100 times
Aw - thanks! :)
I was wondering why you said words like "far" and "hard" like a Newfie, and then you mentioned you were from PEI. NICE!
lol on that Blue's Clues joke though. :D
:)
When do you use the green or grey or brown dice? Is there a difference?
The dice you use depends on the type of action you are taking (they are matched to certain colors). You'll find this detailed best in the tutorial video we have for the game: th-cam.com/video/1b__PzNtWxI/w-d-xo.html
Watch It Played do the three dice differ in the three colors or are all sides the same?
Yep, the sides are different.
Hmm I will watch it all as best as I can. Y’all should feel proud because the box of the game referred me to watch your how-to.
Hope it helps!
@@WatchItPlayed it is helping. :) it seems as fun as y’all are entertaining. Before Robinson Crusoe, I’ve always lurked around y’all’s channel for other how-to’s like Everdell and ticket to ride.
cant wait till Spirit Island watch it played? any plans?
Thanks for the interest! I talk a bit about that here: th-cam.com/video/EdtDuvIUa6A/w-d-xo.html&t=342
Where is that nice custom made dice box you had in the past?
We still use it (see our current Mansions of Madness play through). Sometimes I want to be zoomed in close enough that there isn't also room for that.
what do you guys think?? was considering trying to play this with my eight year old..
We avoid reviewing or recommending, but hopefully the video gave you a sense of whether or not it would be a good fit!
I can learn from your mistakes, so I don’t have to make the same ones. I can move on to new ones….
Friday say Pep look tasty. Rodney dig pit. Friday get barbecue sauce use recipe from Hyralord. See if Luke want any.
Goats are made one part pelt, two parts banana.
Does Friday gets 2 Starting Equipment cards as other characters? Where can I find any information about this in the rulebook?
Each character doesn't get 2 starting equipment, so I'm not quite sure how to answer. For the rule book, do you have the original edition of the game, or the new one (the books are quite different).
I think it's a bad idea to cover up the bottom half of the adventure cards. The bottom half explains what that token does. Sometimes it gives you important information that will influence which inventions you ought to be aiming for.
Ah but that removes a portion of the thematic emersion. The idea is that you only know what's happened, and you have to make your decision based on what you think could happen down the road. If you were in the wild you might see something you think is edible. You have to choose if you're going to eat it or not, but you can't be sure of the outcome (full stomach, sickness, death, etc). I think it adds a lot thematically.
Indeed. I always do the same myself, really adds to the theme and decision making! I also do the same with Arkham Horror. I never reveal the possible outcomes of any choices or tests for an encounter. Makes the game 10-times more thematic in my opinion
This is more of a thematic decision we are making. As you say, it will make the game harder (but I tend to do that with co-ops anyway :) )
But eventually you'll know the effects of the cards anyway... That said, I think it's a good idea to cover / not look at them for the first time at least.
Really great video so far - looks fun and challenging! Is the dog not supposed to be there in addition to Friday to help out?
The dog is only used at certain player counts.
Watch It Played thank you
Wow, a Prince Edward Island mention. Well done.
That is where I live :)
@@WatchItPlayed Cool! I figured you had an East coast accent, but rarely do you hear people from PEI. I'm out in BC. Fellow Canadians! Woot Woot!
if you guys lose, does Friday also lose? hahah
I think he wins, by being rid of us!
Yo
Banana plants are not very frost resistant. You may have to eat Candles.
Shhhh, he might overhear!
Why would you not move the shelter to the mountain? Gain a beast and food?
Hey Jack, great question! Been long enough since we shot this that I wouldn't remember our reasoning, but we might have had a brilliant idea (or we might have made a sub-optimal move - both are certainly possible). We can't promise we'll show you how to play "well", but we'll show you how it's played!
Joel and Noel crash on an island.....
If you can get away with it, you generally shouldn't have two pawns working on an action. Too little attempting to do things with a single person spells doom for the party regardless.
Yes, there is a balance between being too safe, and not getting enough done before the time runs out.
Was making the comment more for those people suggesting doubling up on jobs than for you guys. People being too cautious to avoid being guilty if things go bad for you may make things go for you because they are being too cautious.
it 's a pitty that nearly all the playthroughs are only for the first scenario. It's a good one but I would rather see different ones
I always feel like it's the least 'spoilery' to do the first scenario, but I know what you mean.
Bruh so many victory rolls on the risks
Wow they really should use white ink on the brown dice. Back to design school portal games.
Lol
seem very complicated...
It has a few moving parts, to be sure :)