Відео

It would be nice to discuss more than the Resin Refinery / Chip Sweep combo. Yes, it gives you 2 resin, but you have to draw both cards. By contrast, the Mine only requires the Mine to produce 1 pebble - which according to your last tip, is equivalent to 2 resin or 3 sticks. The main, uh, "sticking" point is that it costs 1 stick more than the Refinery, which means it can be difficult to deploy before Spring. You must have at least one Forest action that gives you 2 of those 3 with a single Meeple. The base actions can't do it. Your other Winter choices are the Twig Barge (2 sticks) or the Farm (1 Berry). They're not as good as 2 resin, but 1 berry's arguably on par with 1 resin if you don't draw the chip sweep. And sometimes you have only the Twig Barge available, or no production buildings at all in your hand or the starting meadow.

Very professional tutorial or rather tips. It's was very helpful. Good luck with channel

Are the cards different now? I dont see the wife or Husband card

What cards you taking out at each level tho

Can you use ruins on a dungeon? Maybe I’m noob but I thought the dungeon said on the card “cannot be used with another card playing ability”

Wait, Wanderer takes up no space in your city? How so?

The absolute best combo in the game, in my opinion: Courthouse + Judge + Crane. One game I played, I had the Courthouse and Judge. I then played the Crane for a berry instead of a pebble due to the Judge’s ability. By playing the Crane, I could then get a pebble from the supply due to the Courthouse’s ability. I then used the 3 resource discount from the Crane to play the University for free. I could then get ANOTHER pebble for playing the University due to the Courthouse’s ability again. So, the Courthouse/Judge/Crane combo essentially allowed me to convert 1 single berry into a University + 2 pebbles. It seemed almost unfair how overpowered that combo was.

This is clearly not advanced tips

👍thanks 👍

Another combo that I love pulling out is courthouse/ruins/ruins/ruins ^^ You can ruin a ruin, so basically it's 2 free draws and with the courthouse you gain one construction resource everytime. With the same spirit there is courthouse/crane(s) or shopkeeper/Innkeeper.

Ranger with good red card is also a nice combo to have. Play on your red card, play the ranger to move that worker away, play again on the red card during the same season! Some example that comes to mind is the queen, the university, the lookout or in some cases the chapel (super good if you count on playing a shepperd later and/or there is the special event).

I have a question. When a monster wants to move while he's on the sand devil, does he leave the devil by moving freely, or does the devil follow his movements constantly? This card has a lot of text, but I don't think it explains everything.

lol noob

Excellent, thank you. I'm about to play a game with my friend who beats me every single time...maybe today will be different. You have my sub!

‌

thanks for your explanation.

I really think that hackers is a no brainer in this scenario with Thorgate. Personally i would swap it with Noctis farming, which gives just +1 money production and two plants at a cost of 7 mega credits more than Hackers. A card that also hurts your opponents and gives you +2 money production. of course the 1- minus vp is always a downside, but you will most likely be able to convert the increased income to VPs in later stages of the game. + the seven mega credits difference allows you to play more cards in the first generation. I don't know if i could be wrong about this or if hackers is just a straight up bad card? Cool video!

My left ear apprecated

How often can you activate the chip sweep? Only once or once per round?

Youve got to be pretty lucky to get the resin factory and chip sweep in the first season

For number 5, I'm pretty sure that the clock tower isn't able to activate the lookout. It only copies the ability of a basic or forest location, that doesn't make it a basic or forest location, and the clock tower can only activate the original locations.

Sehr gutes Video. Vielen Dank für den Einblick.

I'm also excited to see new gloomhaven content but labelling this "advanced" is a joke. I'd love a follow up video with more tips that aren't things the game teaches you in the tutorial

In "Burn away the dark" carr, what is the difference between "target all enemies within 2 hexes" and don't just say "ranged 2"?

Thank you very much. Many content creators show how to play but your giving solid strategy. This is awesome.

Thank you!! Super helpful video

Sorry, I wanted to listen to this all the way through and appreciate you posting it, but the sound quality is horrible. I had to stop before the first full minute. I hope this is useful feedback, and good luck to you.

I love Everdell but I rarely manage to pull off crazy combos!

Two questions with this game. Should I color and map and/or should I laminate the map 🤔

Nul, jamais on peut gagner avec ce genre de conseil éclatés

Great combos! Thanks!

18 generations! My games I think are like 10. I’ll have to try keeping track

I disagreed with a few things in this video, but at 6:00 I believe this is a mistake. 7 wonders is an interactive game, and you need to consider more then your own points, as winning is determined by who has the most at the end. Often you may take a small loss in points to inflict a greater loss of points on strong opponents. This might come in the form of hiding a crucial card for your strongest opponent underneath a wonder stage instead of picking the objectively largest possible point card available. This is often the case when stopping an all in science opponent from getting that last science card for the 3rd set, or hide a brutal 10 point guild/ massive lighthouse from opponent.

I will suscribe! Keep it up!:)

You can place 6 cities in a circle. Just place 3 normal cities, then use lava tube, noctis, urbanized area on the other.

Nice video! Subbed!

Ok, instead of just leaving a dislike, I'd like to provide some constructive criticism. First off, you can't say Advanced Tips and have a 2 minute video. That's pure clickbait. Second, nothing you said is anywhere in the vicinity of advanced. It's basically how the game works. A complete beginner that knows the rules can pick this up in less than 4 games. I'd suggest you focus more on tips about character building, order of picking your perks (with examples why it is so), picking enchantments for certain classes/cards, optimal items and item usage for certain classes, great ability combos etc. If you're serious about this, you need to put a bit more work into it. Until then, you can change the name to "A few helpful tips for Gloomhaven beginners".

I'm doing fine in Jaws of the lion, but fail miserably in original Gloomhaven. I can't even pass the first level.

Going to be starting Jaws of the Lion in a couple months, and I'm already preparing the original Gloomhaven to follow up!

Hello. I read in the rule book and it said: Give 2 corp cards and 10 project cards to each player. They examine their cards, and when they have decided which cards and corporations they want, they start to reveal them in player order, which means i can examine my cards before choosing corporation cards. I saw your video that you pick coporation cards first then choose project cards. So which is the right way to play. Tks

awesome video! thanks =)

I like it!

I like this format! I think this is a good evolution.