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I love coup

I just discovered your videos, and they are incredible. This is peak youtube content to consume 😂. Thank you for the humor mixed with info I want!!

This is plagiarized from a kotaku article

Well I got Firefly's cup right at least.

Show of hands how many of you thought rap rat was ordinary just a creepypasta

Ahh. I thought the career stuff was gonna be construction workers and white collar office jobs. I lost on both counts

Actually, in my experience double contessa is the second best hand Blocking an assassin in my groups often leads to a second assassination after Blocking both? That's an easy way to get accused a second time and get a huge advantage Once I even got a third contessa card after two successful blocks, and that won me the game

Just about the average length it takes to learn hoi4

Some say 1940-1943 is not the years the game is based on, its the average play time required to finish the game

Its a shame there's no Croshaw edition

15:35 PEAK CHARACTER MENTIONED

How much did you pay. I think it could be a good white elephant gift

Randomization: the game

Needless sequels have come to board games

Even though he was sitting with his other buddies, I'm glad that Connect 4 wasn't added to the tourney.

Not only are they inclusion why do you need a physical pill for that game?

That pokemon monopoly you showed WASNT just themed, he has special rules for when you roll doubles

Fun fact about tiebreakers, it doesn’t go to the House directly, every state gets a vote and that vote is determined by the House. So it would go to whoever gets 26 states which is probably a fairer outcome in a board game than it would be in real life.

Why is the most view part of the video a random anytime bonus part? And not the Oil one

fun fact Redemption has the Whore of Babylon card

1940-1943 (takes twenty years to finish)

This must be a surprisingly popular genre. There was another one of these called Timestream that I played back when I was a kid. It had a science fiction theme on top of its Bible theme. Unfortunately I no longer own it, but I seem to recall it actually had some pretty cool mechanics. The idea was that you were time traveling to certain key points in history and trying to influence them for your side, so imagine a card game that had multiple "battlefields" you could move your cards back and forth between, and once you achieved a victory condition on one battlefield that locked your opponent out of that one for the rest of the game. Or something like that, its been a while.

There's a similar game called "Win the White House" it's kind of like this, but on the computer, and less in depth with the policies and such

damn I'll admit I was really hoping Guy Fieri Flavortown Monopoly would have Wack Crap to talk about I will not be participating (I have the feeling if I get Siracha Yachtzee I'll be on a government watchlist), but good luck to everyone who will be!

I've never actually played the Redemption CCG but I played a board game spinoff a couple of times. I went to a few sleepovers at a friend's church during high school, and played it there plus one a copy in a raffle the first time. I'm still trying to figure out how a Bible based game involves Urban Guerilla Warfare. There were lots of battles in the bible sure but they were mostly field battles or sieges. I can think of a few tactics that would be probably considered Guerilla Warfare today but again those were outside cities. The closest thing I can think of to Urban Guerilla Warfare in the Bible is one battle in Joshua where an Israeli army launched a hit and run raid to lure a city's defenders into pursuing them so a second Israeli force could destroy the city then hit the defenders from behind but again the main fighting wasn't actually in the city.

Most of the people who don't like this game clearly don't remember how insanely difficult the computer game was. The 2 are practically the same game

Have you seen "battle cards" they were a kind of scratch off fighting card game. I had a few of those you showed... The Illuminati game was fun but INCREDIBLY unbalanced, and not in a good way. When you build your deck you pick one of 13(?) factions and that gives you a base ability and a win condition. And some of them were WAY better than others. Servants of Cthulu wins if a certain amount of cards are destroyed in the game. Doesn't matter who destroys them. In a mutliplayer game you can win just from your opponents fighting each other. The Network only wins if it controled a certain power value of computer cards... And there was not enough actually printed to satisfy the win condition. So you had to use cards to give non-computer cards the computer attribute or increase the power of the ones you had. The game also sold blank boosters. Literal blank fronts with actual card backs so that you could create your own card.

Do you know about Redakai? I know it's a bit newer (2010s I think) But I was hoping you would mention it. I got a starter kit for one of my birthdays. The resource system was confusing since I had been used to Yu-Gi-Oh, but it was pretty interesting.

I've been wracking my brain trying to think of who he reminds me of... HUGGBEES! He sounds like a younger Huggbees!

Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

KamSandwich I think the reason they keep saying "Chess" is because over the last few years... Maybe about 10 years... What we used to call "Counters" in Board Games are now often called "Pawns"... And as most Bootlegs are foreign They probably mistranslated!

Guessing the penultimate one got the frames cut?

Can we get reality show board game adaptations video?

None of this teaches you something you need to know how to say anywhere you go. 'Where is the restroom please?"