Thank you for this very complete and comprehensive presentation. At first I thought that this game was a lighter version than its big brother Maracaïbo, but that is not the case. This modular system with cards as a board only offers more variability than a fixed board. The downside, in my opinion, is that the setup takes too long. In the end I think he duplicates his big brother too much but if you don't have the latter then he could be an interesting alternative.
@@marcodeangelis9578 it has been a while since I played, bit I do remember it has an excellent solo mode. You flip one of the ship boards to it’s other side that you use to track the AI’s resources. And you use a solo deck to control it’s actions.
It looks even better than the original!
I really like it and I’m really curious to see what the new expansion will add, it’s set to release at Essen Spiel. It’s called Commanders.
Where did you get the component tray from?
This was an insert that came with Imperial Settlers: Settlers of the North.
Very good and complete tutorial, thank you so much much!
@@leoniekm Thanks! Enjoy the game 🚤
Thank you for this very complete and comprehensive presentation. At first I thought that this game was a lighter version than its big brother Maracaïbo, but that is not the case. This modular system with cards as a board only offers more variability than a fixed board. The downside, in my opinion, is that the setup takes too long. In the end I think he duplicates his big brother too much but if you don't have the latter then he could be an interesting alternative.
Great to hear you enjoyed the video.
I liked this one better than Maracaibo but you are right, setup does take some time.
Sir. This one is the best tutorial for this awesome game. You did a very good job!
Thanks, when I return from Essen one of my first new videos will be for the commanders expansion!
Very good and clear video. Very well done !
Thanks Lies for the kind words! Enjoy the game 🎲
how it works in solo?
@@marcodeangelis9578 it has been a while since I played, bit I do remember it has an excellent solo mode.
You flip one of the ship boards to it’s other side that you use to track the AI’s resources. And you use a solo deck to control it’s actions.