@longuemire748 I think any game is capable of being played solo if you're willing to put in the work. I tend to play a lot of games that way when I try to learn them.
How does «The Intermission» works? I've read the rulebook, but it doesn't specify if all of the resources must be collected or when it ends. Also, if all sets of a gear are collected, that means the Nemesis gets 3 points (one each time a gentleman goes to that place)? Another question, «chaos cards» can only be added trough the «basic nemesis power»?
It has been a few months since I gave had time to get this game in. 😔 With that said this is my best answers: 1.) I don't believe all resources need to be collected, but all Gentlemen need to take a turn. 2.) I believe if all of the gear is collected the nemesis gets the 3 points. 3.) If I remember correctly, there are Chaos cards that allow you to pull more Chaos cards. (Last time we played I, playing as the nemesis, chrushed the gentleman with a slew of chaos cards just a turn or two before they could complete the challenge.) The rules (or the lack there of, in some cases) is the most frustrating thing about the game -- the movment and line of sight rules are one. The best thing to do is decide on some house rules and stick with them (my group takes turns as the nemesis). Other than that we find this game to be a blast. I hope this was helpful.
I’ve been trying to think how to comment on this video to give constructive criticism without sounding abrasive and I just don’t think I can. This is the most convoluted, confusing rules explanation I’ve ever watched. 😢
Thank you,
It's fine solo?
@longuemire748 I think any game is capable of being played solo if you're willing to put in the work. I tend to play a lot of games that way when I try to learn them.
How does «The Intermission» works? I've read the rulebook, but it doesn't specify if all of the resources must be collected or when it ends. Also, if all sets of a gear are collected, that means the Nemesis gets 3 points (one each time a gentleman goes to that place)? Another question, «chaos cards» can only be added trough the «basic nemesis power»?
It has been a few months since I gave had time to get this game in. 😔 With that said this is my best answers:
1.) I don't believe all resources need to be collected, but all Gentlemen need to take a turn.
2.) I believe if all of the gear is collected the nemesis gets the 3 points.
3.) If I remember correctly, there are Chaos cards that allow you to pull more Chaos cards. (Last time we played I, playing as the nemesis, chrushed the gentleman with a slew of chaos cards just a turn or two before they could complete the challenge.)
The rules (or the lack there of, in some cases) is the most frustrating thing about the game -- the movment and line of sight rules are one. The best thing to do is decide on some house rules and stick with them (my group takes turns as the nemesis). Other than that we find this game to be a blast. I hope this was helpful.
@@cardboardcoalition well, I guess my friends and I will have to set some house rules. Thanks for the answer, it was helpful.
I’ve been trying to think how to comment on this video to give constructive criticism without sounding abrasive and I just don’t think I can. This is the most convoluted, confusing rules explanation I’ve ever watched. 😢
Thanks for watching.
Good thing you weren’t abrasive lol