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6:40 Thanks! I got sidetracked because of the + sign, and the crown. I guess the criterion for a Check is a black rectangular background; for a bonus it is white.

and best of all, totally free, anyone can do it ♪

check out the link in the description.

Good question. It's so long ago I can't remember, all I remember is that I removed the OL/BT missions from the campaign booklet.

@@kosterix123I found it on either Facebook memoir group or the DoW military archives.

For a "wandering in a Finnish forest with spirits" theme there is not enough story. For a DB/pattern recognition solo puzzle there's more "theme" to it than expected. No didn't enjoy the weird Finnish terms - impossible to remember. The rulebook is a chaotic mess, but I restyled it and stripped out the weird names. I'll give it another try soon.

Yes, and it's all free, big bonus that the tuck box comes with the pdf. It does look cute ♥

there's a polish company that makes them. I don't remember the name but it's on one of the last kickstarter comments, scroll down. I thought it was some shady company but they kept their word and a month after paying them about $40 I got the minis.

@@kosterix123 thx, for the info

Let me know if it works, if not I can search my cc history for their website.

Yes 30 chars for offline is the max. I don't know the max for online chars since I didn't play online. I tick off the item when I find it, and I kept only the most powerful versions (for feeding my iron golem in particular). When I find a better roll equivalent I swap it in and sell the older inferior one. I upgraded all Sigons to Exceptional, and most other set/unique as well. My full sigon exceptional (with pdiamond larzuked in shield) javazon is doing nicely in A2 hell. I'll probably larzuk the rest as well. After I find enough runes I'll upgrade the items to elite. Probably a second sigon set for my bowazon as well. 30 characters is enough for practical use, I used plugymod before which had unlimited storage space, and eventually you can't find anything in such a huge amount of stuff. For Switch: ========= 2 builds per class for variety -> total 14 slots 7 classes -> 1 mule for items restricted to that class -> 7 slots. 1 mule for runes 1 mule for charms 1 mule for amulets/rings (optionally 1 slot for hardcore) total: 25 slots Leaves 5 slots for messing around and hold sets/uniques/GG. If you get them each a cube and merc that's quite enough. The philosophy of the game is to make choices, after all. I also compiled a game guide for D2R since it didn't exist and I wanted something comprehensive on my phone for offline use ♪ In the end, it's not the #chars that limits, it's the 2x 14 = 28 Larzuk that limits it for switch. The 3rd Larzuk is way too far into hell, and for mules it's too tedious to get a Larzuk.

congratulations

you have a cool channel, those fan stories for SH:CD are intriguing ♪

@@kosterix123 Thanks -- yeah there are some great fan made cases.

It comes with the download from itch.io automatically. And it doesn’t fit the tuckbox as you can see (which comes from Bgg) so you need to print the tuck box in 110%. I'm rewriting the rulebook (obviously the designer's version doesn't work) and when done will make another video following that.

(gulp) - message from the Creator himself ^-^ Hi, and thank you so much for bringing this absolute masterpiece to reality!

Move figure, resolve top card, rinse and repeat. Difficulty level: very simple. Far simpler than friday, I'd say solitaire plus, more like sagrada. Its bgg rating of 3.0 is ridiculous, it's more like 1.1 / 5, but that's after I learned the game and played it a few times. Learning the basics, the flow, mechanics, of a new game always seems hard. A second playthrough is upcoming soon where things go more smoothly.

Agreed! But not sure yet.

Hello ♥ No, I didn't have to redo TAS sheets thankfully. They were the EU format already. Are you US-based or have an US-letter printer perhaps? You should know that card amount indicates the sheet format. US Letter = 2x4 cards = small sheet but longer than A4 = NEVER 3x3. A4 = 3x3 cards = European format = smaller and wider than USL = Never 2x4. Recommend you do an "el cheapo" test run of a single sheet (concept quality, black only, true scale) and measure what your printer would produce. Compare if the wideness would make them stand out from your "official" cards. If you feel the need to redo, there's a free, handy, spanish tool for that, called pnp tool. First measure your official AHLCG cards carefully, do this for several cards because FFG the producer is known for messing up card dimensions across editions. In my beginner days I messed up the above, and ended up with ah cards that stood out - learn from my mistakes 🙂. Look at my pnp channel for more information, seeing is better than explaining in words. Unless you sleeve or have access to a laser printer, have these sheets printed professionally and sent to you via snail mail. The more you order in bulk, the cheaper the price per sheet becomes. These campaigns I printed before the hyperinflation since 2018. Anno 2023 you'd be facing 20 cents per sheet. So if you have it printed, have several campaigns printed, but again verify the outcome before ordering. Instruct the company to print true size, single sheet, 120gsm. FAIR WARNING: Campaign booklets you should rotate (you can use pdfbasic for that) each odd page otherwise your professional printing company would print the odd pages upside down, since it expects to flip over the longest side which by default seems to be the bottom. Even better: buy yourself an epson et 3850 and print out the booklets yourself so you don't have to wait. Or consider your office printer access a tertiary job beneift, it doesn't cost companies anything since all pay for service contracts. Office printers are adequate plus faster feedback in case you messed up, rather than having to wait for the return trip from the printing service. Please consider using whitelines when firing so many questions next time, or number them - that way it's easier to not miss one of your questions.

@@kosterix123 Wow, what a card-making master 👏. Thanks for these very detailed informations and experience sharing 👍 😀. Actually , I haven't decided my plan that detailed yet. I don't have a printer machine 🖨, so definitely need to find other outside resources to do with it. Got it, you made it with 120 g/m² paper. At the beginning, I'm thinking about 150~300 g/m². It's a little bit suprise me those papers in videos not so heavy. I won't consider making cards with sleeves because they are TOO expensive 🤧. If I print all of them out, their gonna be over thousand with it 💰 💸. I live in Asia's country 🌏 🙃, so the USA format paper you mention about maybe not fit in my country. I'll try to figure out how to do this much better. Thanks for your advice 😊 🙏

@@ponkarta2012 "Wow, what a card-making master" was that sarcastic or something, what do you mean? Wall of text is a huge turnoff in Internet customs because it displays self-absorbed egotistic attitude, not that i'm accusing you of anything but still it's ugly to read and displays lack of care for the reader, so consider using the [enter] button on your phone or laptop once in a while. This format is what you are writing, so as we say in The Netherlands how does that cookie from your own dough taste? Since you're not particularly specific I googled it and the result of What paper size is used in Asia?A4 paper size Guide. A4 size paper is defined by the ISO 216 standard and is the most widely used paper size in Europe and Asia. So in case you're considering to print 2x4 prints that might give problems, and as i said the 3x3 single sheet cards work nicely as they are. As you said in the above and what impression i got from you is that you're just testing the waters so to speak, and lack clarity of what exactly you want... If I'm correct in that you're hesitant about this, find something small and for free on pnparcade such as sprawlopolis or download galdor's grip from itch.io and give a single project your attention. If you enjoy it then you know. Without try, there is no learn - Yoda ^-^ Hope this was helpful or at least informative lol 🙂

​@@kosterix123 sorry for that sentense made you misunderstanding, the meaning is that you are good at making board game cards, that's it. Bad english from me. Hey , the software "pnp tool" you told to me it's pretty useful . I don't need to align tons of cards one bye one anymore. oh , thx god . And yeah, 3X3 much better than 2X4 definitely. The reason is that 1.i can save one card space from each A4 paper i print. 2.i can align the cards more easily (except some original card file with bleed margin). PNPArcade is one of my favorite web board game website. i download many free games from there, although most of them are SOLO.

for aligning there are 4 methods I explain in Odin Sphere take a look.

Good morning to you too 🙂 I use 120gsm. That's the standard term. Single sheet and I align fronts and backs myself, and glue with so-called bookbinder glue. After drying, cut with line cutter. After cutting, use kadomaru pro. Without glue, you should use 160gsm, for example sleeving. Avoid sniffing glue vapors.

@@kosterix123 yes, glue process will make cards more thicker. I found some adhesive spray called 3M super 77. That maybe helpful too. And also, if I'm not using card sleeve. The card's fonts and back will be easily be damage by the time. So , I'm think about trying to put on some bright clean coating with spray on it. Just like the official cards they did. Thanks for responding, that pretty helpful ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗

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​@@kosterix123 Sure sure, already like it in every videos I watch in your channel. I love playing board game very much .keep going & keep punching .May the force be with you - Yoda 😊🎉❤

Thank you! Love the cute puppy avatar ♥

It's quite old but story seems better than other games of the series, and now the IP rights belong to Asmodee, which in their wisdom won't do any expansions at all. You can get Aftermath for very cheap nowadays ($25). But you'd need the reference guide. It's best with 4 but can be played solo.

Yes I plan to but social obligations, more pressing projects and little time. ETA medio February.

@@kosterix123 Okay, I look forward to it!

Play through is live now. Enjoy!

@@kosterix123 awesome! I’ll check it out :)

Bedankt voor uw reactie, heb de titel wat verduidelijkt. Het is vanaf 2:02 te zien dat het tegen een moderne app op een moderne iPhone 8 is - relatief modern, nietwaar?

Thank you for the kind words ♥

Thank you! Seriously kick-ass game, very well done. Love the quality of everything, attention to detail and the linen finish! It was a fun project ♥. I love achievement sheets to print out and tick off. Very addictive. Added a link to the resources. I learned a lot since then, and nowadays I would have written something better, more campaign-ish-roguelite, akin to TFR ua-cam.com/video/eMvhfEOkef4/v-deo.html Highly recommended to check out its resources.

not sure what you mean. A round is when every player got his turn, no? But yes, camping is an action anyone can choose.

Hi Daniel, that's a good question. I haven't played DQ1 because it's reportedly favoring initiative investment: as you well know by now, the side who wins initiative tends to deal out damage, and the losing side never does (aside from counter abilities and ongoing effects). I usually skip first attempts in general (SG1, FL1, Hexplorit 1, TB1, etc). Michael said as much, so: I wouldn't bother with continuing DQ1 playing it "for real", instead just auto-win each battle, do the cyoa part (gain loot and abilities) and read on. At least you get the story end out of that one. So I can't compare DQ1 to DQ2. I will say that I really like the "true solo" vibe in DQ2. The choices this time are much more tantalizing, blindly always go for initiative as in DQ1 then you forgo all that other loot. I chose that other loot and unsurprisingly got wrecked by some kind of ant queen boss as a result. I peeked ahead only to see the act 1 (of 3) boss monster had a whopping 7 initiative... I suspect that you need some combination of abilities to even have a fighting chance at that boss. There's a ton of items with abilities that activate when equipped, is that in DQ1 as well? By the way I stopped buying more and more adventure game books because I really want to finish DQ2 first, and Michael writes faster than I can play. After DQ2, I have to go through DQ4 and 5 and the two blood swords. Hope that helps?

@@kosterix123 Thank-you for the comprehensive overview. I think I'll just read the story for the last chapter of book 1 to set myself up (narratively) for when I start book 2. 👍

Not to make a Tardis pun, but this is a lifetime game. As for size, that was my initial impression as well, but after making tuckboxes for the various card types and storing the trays everything fits nicely. In other words, it's exactly the right size. It's right on par with the Oathsworn El Cheapo box, sitting next to it in the attic. Of course most ppl got the Descendants, and instead of tuckboxes you'd store all cards into the Descendants tray which would take up just as much space.

Yea, the expansion looks like a worthy investment@@kosterix123

Absolutely! Can't wait to show it when it's finished ♥

@@yghmx you should have it now. 400gsm is too thick btw, better to print on 250-ish gsm.

@@kosterix123 thanks

Thank you for the kind words! ♥ Did you check out the resource document?

2 days. In NL that is slow.