I love how you play and showcase so many games that are easily accessible. So many youtube channels just feature the "latest and greatest" and blinged out Kickstarters that normal people won't be able to play for a year. Thanks for the content.
Thank you! For that very reason I had a plan for the channel to feature multiple plays of games to showcase how varied they can play out. Sadly bills don't pay themselves and as of four weeks ago my new job takes all of my free time, so now I record what little I can, when I can, if I can. Maybe it's a good thing, it keeps me away from the giant blinged out Kickstarters :) Really, thank you for your comment, and watching, I appreciate it.
"It just ticks off those boxes...of ticking off the boxes!" Nicely put, Mr. Phour. By the way, if you're a Welcome To... fan, have you seen what they did with Welcome to the Moon? I just bought that a few weeks ago and, yow, they have really outdone themselves! A complete remix of the gameplay with eight different modes, and even a choose-your-own-adventure-style campaign linking them together. So much roll/flip-and-write goodness!
I do have Welcome to the Moon, but alas, it's a victim of the Shelf of Shame (as so many are) for now. I did read the book (long ago, now) and I remember being very impressed by it, yet I never got tabled! It seems like the kind of thing my wife and I could really get in to and play with just us two (or me by myself).
Didn’t the Inuit canoe count as a boat? Nice to see this game again. Maybe I should get this off the shelf again. Have Three Sisters but not tried it yet.
Wups, yes, it absolutely does. The game is very clear, any (B) is a boat, I'm just dumb :) I never was able to give Three Sisters chance, but it's sitting right here for "one day".
I love how you play and showcase so many games that are easily accessible. So many youtube channels just feature the "latest and greatest" and blinged out Kickstarters that normal people won't be able to play for a year. Thanks for the content.
Thank you! For that very reason I had a plan for the channel to feature multiple plays of games to showcase how varied they can play out. Sadly bills don't pay themselves and as of four weeks ago my new job takes all of my free time, so now I record what little I can, when I can, if I can. Maybe it's a good thing, it keeps me away from the giant blinged out Kickstarters :) Really, thank you for your comment, and watching, I appreciate it.
This is how I go Dice rollin' on the Las Vegas strip tonight
3 sisters and Motor city are just as good as this. Glad you’re finding the time to keep streaming. Hope the job is working out for you👍
Some good news on the horizon - a schedule change in two weeks should free up an entire day per week! I'm so excited.
"It just ticks off those boxes...of ticking off the boxes!"
Nicely put, Mr. Phour. By the way, if you're a Welcome To... fan, have you seen what they did with Welcome to the Moon? I just bought that a few weeks ago and, yow, they have really outdone themselves! A complete remix of the gameplay with eight different modes, and even a choose-your-own-adventure-style campaign linking them together. So much roll/flip-and-write goodness!
I do have Welcome to the Moon, but alas, it's a victim of the Shelf of Shame (as so many are) for now. I did read the book (long ago, now) and I remember being very impressed by it, yet I never got tabled! It seems like the kind of thing my wife and I could really get in to and play with just us two (or me by myself).
I have 3 sisters and Motor City, always wanted to give this one a try
Fleet is the lightest of the three, and that's exactly why I keep coming to it.
Didn’t the Inuit canoe count as a boat?
Nice to see this game again. Maybe I should get this off the shelf again.
Have Three Sisters but not tried it yet.
Wups, yes, it absolutely does. The game is very clear, any (B) is a boat, I'm just dumb :)
I never was able to give Three Sisters chance, but it's sitting right here for "one day".