Yedo: Deluxe Tutorial & Playthrough - JonGetsGames
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Here is my Yedo: Deluxe Master Set tutorial & playthrough! Paid sponsorship by Board & Dice.
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Teaching Timestamps:
Tutorial start - 1:21
Bidding phase - 2:32
Market & Event phase - 10:00
Assignment phase - 12:57
Watch Patrol phase - 16:23
Trading phase - 18:49
Action phase - 19:44
Market district explanation - 20:08
Temple district explanation - 22:40
Gate district explanation 26:23
Harbor district explanation - 29:36
Tavern district explanation - 31:26
Castle district explanation - 33:33
Preparation phase - 34:23
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I can’t tell you how excited I was when I woke up this morning to back Yedo, a game I’ve been waiting to see launch on Kickstarter for months. But before I even opened Kickstarter I checked UA-cam to see if you had uploaded another play through. And the stars aligned: you covered Yedo. My lucky day. I love your work Jon, I bought Teotihuacan based on your play through and plan to get Imperium, again based on your play through. NSKN and JonGetsGames is a match made in my heaven. Thank you and keep up the good work.
I love Jon's work as well.. one of the best out there!
At 24:14, you describe the green player's starting card giving 1 random weapon. The rulebook says on page 12, "Draw 3 Weapons from the cloth bag. Choose 1 Weapon to keep and discard the remaining 2 to the top of the Weapon discard stack."
That's a beautiful board! Not sure how easy it is to see the important gameplay stuff while playing. Would love to try this!
I played it today. I love it. A bit confusing at first, and I found first setup a hassle but great after.
Excellent explanation of game play. Very easy to follow. Thanks!
oh man, I guess I have to back this game.. thanks to your great playthrough! ;)
Thanks, Jon!
Wait wait wait wait-
You get EXTRA REWARDS for being BLESSED when you ROB A CHURCH? XD
This game seems to be all over the place. It's a potpourri of a game. It is that you explain what type of actions you can do but it does not seem to be intuitive.
Great tutorial of amazing game :)
Just watching your video and I do like how you choose a card for a player but you don't show the viewer. This also allows you to skip telling the viewer why you picked it until the card is used. Nice touch.
Over the years I've tried to streamline my process to show as little "non us" player decisions to keep the playtime of the video reasonable. I'm glad you like this style :)
The problem with this game is the accidental blocking that happens all the time. To complete a mission, you may need to go to the green, red, and yellow zone. You need all three but you have no idea what zones other players need to go to. So you pick based on maybes in your mind, and if you get to only 2 of the 3 locations, then too bad, you can't compete your mission, try again next round. Except maybe you can't do next round because the guard is now in the yellow zone, arresting all workers that go there. Theres lots of other issues as well that make the game frustrating.
It is worker placement, hello..have you ever play any other worker placement games. This is competitive game, it means "Life isn't easy", everything not always according to your plan. Improvise, prepare plan A B C and so on, strategize your move, thinking ahead, be flexible. This game is not for everyone, but this is great game.
@@alam1000malam adding to that ..it's a game - a board game. I'm exactly sure if you have ever played a board game before.. or any game in general... That's the whole point of it. Compeitition.
It sounds to me like you should stick to games that have nothing to do with chance or randomness.
Shame about the colour density and design of the board. Makes it so difficult for me to make out what's what. Seems to be getting more common.
In the KS campaign they have a double sided board, and presumably the other side should have the graphics background dimmed, so the icons and play elements are much more visible.
This is correct, double sided board with a muted version on one side and regular on the other side.
Opposite side of board is for you
As the others said. There is also a normal board and a mat version, both have two sides and it’s great
You see here? It goes up to 11!
Can you just go to the Tea House at anytime?
Jon this is just a suggestion for positive input, please record it with a better microphone. Your audio is not good. Sounds shaky like a muffled radio. Hope it will be considered in the future.
Audio quality is such an illusive beast for me. I've used many microphones over the years and the one I have right now cost several hundred dollars. Every time I change I ask for input and I get an equal number of people saying it sounds great compared to those who dislike it and I'm not sure where to go with it these days. It sounds amazing to me when I edit it, but then others seem to hear things that I don't. Sorry this one didn't sound good for you.
@@JonGetsGames i see. Maybe the software when it renders the file out. Anyway it's just a minor complain. Thanks for replying.
YT's compression may have something to do with it?
Sixth Phase - Trade - Rule Update 19:35 - Based on latest Rulebook and
boardgamegeek.com/thread/2492585/rules-trading-change
Players controlling Disciples in the Tavern District or the Market District may trade assets with other players within the same District. The following assets may be traded: Unused Blackmail Cards, Actions Cards, Bonus Cards, Uncompleted Mission Cards, Geishas, Weapons, Mon (money).
Thanks for pointing that out. I've added a note to the Klingon subtitles.
Do you get any points for the final scoring if you have Geisha tokens at the end of the game?
I hate to say it, but it's been too long since I made this to remember a detail like this to give you a good answer.
Any good as a 2 player game?
This playthrough was my only experience playing the game so I have no context to talk about other player counts.
JonGetsGames Ok, thanks for the reply anyway.