Thanks so much for your comment and for watching. I am continuing to refine this formula to hopefully create enjoyable teaching videos that give you everything you need to enjoy your games.;)
Thanks for the help! My biggest confusion was when the villains got to do their turns and the tension phase. Definitely understand it a lot better now.
That is one of the trickier parts of the game so I understand your confusion on it and I am happy to hear my video was helpful in clearing it up for you. Thanks for watching and posting;)
Nice video man helped me out for sure I played 1A with my dad last night it's a really cool game and works really well gives you the feeling of being in resident evil because you never know what that next card you draw is or how the next roll is going to come out also the fact you can play it solo if you don't have a group or someone to play with is just a big bonus for me
That is great, I really enjoy playing with my dad as well and games are a great way we connect. I totally agree with you and love the way this game plays and captures the RE2 feel. Thanks for sharing and watching;)
@@LearntoPlayGames I also don't see why anybody that knows how the game works wouldn't be able to make their own campaigns so this opens the door of possibility for endless content and enjoyment and I will probably be looking deep into making my own once I complete the first 8 that are given to you in the scenario book
Error at 33:50. When you draw a tension card it is only if the card has a poison symbol on that the players' health is reduced. So in the example given, the All Clear card, Leon would not lose health
This game is so amazing! And I love your vids man! I also want someone including me to campaign that IF they do a second edition and I think they should, they need to add Nemesis villian into it (I understand he wasn't in the 2nd game officially) AND most importantly they need to redo the tiles in terms of making them brighter and a bit more interesting too. Otherwise the game seems like a masterpiece and I am so frustrated at the tiles I can't begin to describe it in all honesty!
@@Astros287 Well yes brotha, thanks, but for some reason as of now I am honestly not that hyped about it. I would love to see more materials coming from all this right now I see not so much news about it at all nor can I see vids of the BG. Also I would like to play as Leon Kennedy for example. Playing as Carlos... I am not hyped I am sorry!!!
As usual you have done a excellent job in explaining how to play. I have the kickstater all in pledge so I have a lot to playing to do. I also have resident evil 3 the board game as well as currently waiting on my all in alpha pledge for resident evil the board game from the Kickstarter currently due our early 2023. Have you done a how to play video for Resident Evil 3 the board game?
thank you! learned a lot from u ! i have the game, and i say it's fun to play! Here is a question tho, will enemies only react to noise which is attacks, so movement doesn't make enemies react?
Thanks so much for watching and for commenting. As for your question that is correct enemies only react to attacks unless their card states otherwise like the licker which will move after each time you move on his tile or linked tile. hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
Sorry, but one - two thing is still not clear to me. If I attack a zombie with a pistol from afar, next to which there are 1-2 other zombies on the same field, and the shot fails, then all the zombies' movements will react. 1. But if I hit it, which causes me to push it, then I push it back and the other zombies move towards me in the same way, from that square? 2. Also, if I kill one of them, will the remaining ones perform a movement reaction from that field in the same way? 3. And if several characters are on the same/connected tile as the zombies, and one of the characters shoots, then as an out-of-order reaction, the enemies will always move towards the active character if they are closest to them/or at the same distance. With this, I want to point out that if an opponent is not on the same field as the character, (distance of 2 squares) but the other, the active character, is further away, (three squares), then it is useless to fire a shot that does not hit, it is not possible to deceive the zombie because the inactive character is closer to him. And at the sound of it, he will start. Do I understand correctly?
Hi there If you Pool 3 damage markers in the dice it makes 3 damage to a enemy ?? If there more enemy’s on the line it counts for example 2 for 1 enemy and the last one for another enemy (the weapon is a regular pistol gun)
Thanks for watching and for the question. So first with the regular pistol you will only do one damage for each double blast symbol rolled which is only on 1 side of a blue die. The two single blast sides will push. so you would need to roll a double blast on each die to do 3 damage. Next you must select your target before attacking so unless the weapon lets you split damage it would all hit your target and any extra damage would not carry over to another model. Hope this helps;)
So if I understand, when I fire a shot, all enemies in my tile and the linked tile (if the door is opened) move towards the closest person. What if in the linked tile there is another linked tile with an open door and enemies, do they move also? Do all enemies in all tiles move hypothetically speaking if every door is open? This part is unclear
Thanks for the question and sorry for the late reply been super busy lately. On to the questions so first you are correct when you fire a shot all enemies on your tile and linked tiles that are not the hit by the attack will move towards the closest person. Your second question: each tile is linked to all tiles that have an open door to them which is why it is very important to close doors otherwise all enemies are moving all the time and will make wining the scenario very challenging. Hope this helps clear things up for you if not or you have other questions let me know and I will explain it in more detail. Thanks again for watching and posting;)
I have so many board games I try to condense whenever I can so with Res2 I took all the expansion stuff and added it to the B-files box. Not sure what I will do if I ever get around to painting them;)
Hi! Can you please explain to me one thing about out of sequence reaction? When enemy already stands on the square where your partner is, will it attacks him if I shoot some enemies on same tile? Can enemies out of sequence attack unactive character?
sorry for the late reply, from what I can find I would say no they would not attack an inactive character. I will see if I can get a solid answer from one of the designers.
@@joezombie4 reading the Out-of-sequence Reactions rules, it seems pretty clear to me that the paragraph about enemies in the same space applies to the active character only. Ergo - if there are any enemies which would make an OOS Reaction, and they are standing already on a square with another character, they do not move nor attack.
High just bought the game not too long ago i was wondering if you obtain weapons like the shotgun or bow gun do they carry over to other scenarios or are they a one and done deal? It not really explained in the rule book
Thanks for watching and for the question. In the back of the rulebook it does kind of talk about this but I agree they should of stated it better. You do keep keep your weapons and some of your supplies from scenario to scenario and if you are playing a campaign you ignore the starting equipment section of a scenario brief. Hope this helps clear things up.
Question about the Item Boxes: Do they carry items over from scenario to scenario if you're playing campaign? Like say if I put Leon's shotgun in the Item Box in 2A and then finish the scenario. Can I go to the item box in 3A and retrieve the shotgun?
So knife cannot be used on enemies on your square, and lickers cannot attack you if they are on your square? Since they have range 1, and not range 0-1
Thanks for watching and for the questions. After checking back in the rules each weapon lists the maximum range it can be used at so a knife can be used on enemies in your space and up to one space a way. The same is true for enemies. The lickers can attack in the same space as characters but can also attack up to one space away. Hope this helps.
Yes next closest biohazard symbol. It you’re on a biohazard and there’s not other near you than on you. If the card states it must be closest or can be on the same square as you than following the card.
@@LearntoPlayGames yeah I just got some for Christmas as well… like the wrath of the lich king and the alien/nostromo game, goonies, and the Oregon trail board game… Haven’t played them either yet lol
when SFG actually played this they did not know how to play. Theyd do so much weird stuff. Example; using the bow gun to kill every single zombie in the same square at once with only one kill dice roll
Bow gun has the "Blast" weapon icon which lets you apply effects among multiple enemies in the same square, Plus rolling three die for it. Great way to clear out rooms either pushing or killing.
You aren't joking about the dark tiles. That's ridiculous. Also I can't tell the difference between opened and closed door tiles. You don't have any 3d doors?
I do, but I am always worried about using things that are not included in the base game. I would say they make it so much better. Hoping the new tiles they promised with the RE3 campaign are as good as they are saying.
Nice tutorial the best ive seen so far on youtube. I really like that you break it down in a slow manner and very detailed.
Thanks so much for your comment and for watching. I am continuing to refine this formula to hopefully create enjoyable teaching videos that give you everything you need to enjoy your games.;)
Thanks for the help! My biggest confusion was when the villains got to do their turns and the tension phase. Definitely understand it a lot better now.
That is one of the trickier parts of the game so I understand your confusion on it and I am happy to hear my video was helpful in clearing it up for you. Thanks for watching and posting;)
This video is great! It cleared up everything that I was confused on. Very detailed and complete information. Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and posting;)
Nice video man helped me out for sure I played 1A with my dad last night it's a really cool game and works really well gives you the feeling of being in resident evil because you never know what that next card you draw is or how the next roll is going to come out also the fact you can play it solo if you don't have a group or someone to play with is just a big bonus for me
That is great, I really enjoy playing with my dad as well and games are a great way we connect. I totally agree with you and love the way this game plays and captures the RE2 feel. Thanks for sharing and watching;)
@@LearntoPlayGames I also don't see why anybody that knows how the game works wouldn't be able to make their own campaigns so this opens the door of possibility for endless content and enjoyment and I will probably be looking deep into making my own once I complete the first 8 that are given to you in the scenario book
Avid RE fan. Got into everything but the board game. Just bought it this morning. This video was extremely helpful, you’re the man.
Thanks a lot! I saw the video and clarified a lot of doubts about enemies and reactions, even stairs!
Error at 33:50. When you draw a tension card it is only if the card has a poison symbol on that the players' health is reduced. So in the example given, the All Clear card, Leon would not lose health
You are correct, thanks for catching that and watching the video;)
This game is so amazing! And I love your vids man! I also want someone including me to campaign that IF they do a second edition and I think they should, they need to add Nemesis villian into it (I understand he wasn't in the 2nd game officially) AND most importantly they need to redo the tiles in terms of making them brighter and a bit more interesting too. Otherwise the game seems like a masterpiece and I am so frustrated at the tiles I can't begin to describe it in all honesty!
Thanks for posting, I agree I think they did a wonderful job on the rules with this one but the tiles are a big issue for me as well.
Maestro agreed. Game is awesome but the tiles are so dark. Hard to see and figure out which tile is used where at times.
They are releasing Resident Evil 3:The Boardgame on Kickstarter on April 28th!!!
@@Astros287 Well yes brotha, thanks, but for some reason as of now I am honestly not that hyped about it. I would love to see more materials coming from all this right now I see not so much news about it at all nor can I see vids of the BG. Also I would like to play as Leon Kennedy for example. Playing as Carlos... I am not hyped I am sorry!!!
@@maestro7058 Have you checked out Steamforged Games website? They have posted some updates about it all this week.
As usual you have done a excellent job in explaining how to play.
I have the kickstater all in pledge so I have a lot to playing to do. I also have resident evil 3 the board game as well as currently waiting on my all in alpha pledge for resident evil the board game from the Kickstarter currently due our early 2023.
Have you done a how to play video for Resident Evil 3 the board game?
I wish the directions were as clear and easy to follow as your videos good sir. Keep them coming!!
Thanks for watching and the encouraging words it means a lot hearing my videos help;)
Absolutely fantastic explanation.
Thanks so much. Hope you have a great time with the game.
thank you! learned a lot from u ! i have the game, and i say it's fun to play! Here is a question tho, will enemies only react to noise which is attacks, so movement doesn't make enemies react?
Thanks so much for watching and for commenting. As for your question that is correct enemies only react to attacks unless their card states otherwise like the licker which will move after each time you move on his tile or linked tile. hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
Thank you for explaining how the bosses move. The only problem I got with this game.
Your welcome, I am really excited for the RE3 game they are launching soon have you checked it out yet?
Learn to Play Games. Oh hell ya. Can’t wait
This is probably my favorite board game I have next to the Hellboy board game. Both are fantastic dungeon crawlers!
I agree, This is one of the better video game adapted board games. Looking forward to Res3
This video is a god send! Thank you man!
Your welcome, Thanks for watching and commenting;)
Nice clear video. Might look at getting this
Thanks, If you are a fan of RE I would recommend it. I really liked it and might do more content around it at some point.
Hi, 37:42 zombie moving to the Leon square and not attacking ? is it correct? Why? You moved zombie and draw a tension card without zombie attacking.
Because the zombie in the reaction phase either moves or attacks, not both in normal play
Sorry, but one - two thing is still not clear to me. If I attack a zombie with a pistol from afar, next to which there are 1-2 other zombies on the same field, and the shot fails, then all the zombies' movements will react.
1. But if I hit it, which causes me to push it, then I push it back and the other zombies move towards me in the same way, from that square?
2. Also, if I kill one of them, will the remaining ones perform a movement reaction from that field in the same way?
3. And if several characters are on the same/connected tile as the zombies, and one of the characters shoots, then as an out-of-order reaction, the enemies will always move towards the active character if they are closest to them/or at the same distance. With this, I want to point out that if an opponent is not on the same field as the character, (distance of 2 squares) but the other, the active character, is further away, (three squares), then it is useless to fire a shot that does not hit, it is not possible to deceive the zombie because the inactive character is closer to him. And at the sound of it, he will start. Do I understand correctly?
I just got this game through the mail and watching this video to see if I’m playing it right.
Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the game.
thanks for the great tutorial! the game manual which came with the game left me kinda confused and it isnt written very well. good job, mate!
Hi there
If you Pool 3 damage markers in the dice it makes 3 damage to a enemy ??
If there more enemy’s on the line it counts for example 2 for 1 enemy and the last one for another enemy (the weapon is a regular pistol gun)
Thanks for watching and for the question. So first with the regular pistol you will only do one damage for each double blast symbol rolled which is only on 1 side of a blue die. The two single blast sides will push. so you would need to roll a double blast on each die to do 3 damage. Next you must select your target before attacking so unless the weapon lets you split damage it would all hit your target and any extra damage would not carry over to another model. Hope this helps;)
So if I understand, when I fire a shot, all enemies in my tile and the linked tile (if the door is opened) move towards the closest person. What if in the linked tile there is another linked tile with an open door and enemies, do they move also? Do all enemies in all tiles move hypothetically speaking if every door is open? This part is unclear
Thanks for the question and sorry for the late reply been super busy lately. On to the questions so first you are correct when you fire a shot all enemies on your tile and linked tiles that are not the hit by the attack will move towards the closest person.
Your second question: each tile is linked to all tiles that have an open door to them which is why it is very important to close doors otherwise all enemies are moving all the time and will make wining the scenario very challenging.
Hope this helps clear things up for you if not or you have other questions let me know and I will explain it in more detail. Thanks again for watching and posting;)
Yes, they will move to the closest character. So it is important to close doors so you don’t put your partners in danger.
How do you store your board pieces? I always just put them in the bottom but I was wondering how you do it lol
I have so many board games I try to condense whenever I can so with Res2 I took all the expansion stuff and added it to the B-files box. Not sure what I will do if I ever get around to painting them;)
How many spaces can enemies move per turn?
What r the red dice for
do you have a playlist for only steamforge board games?
I don't currently but that is not a bad idea might have to do that😉
Hi! Can you please explain to me one thing about out of sequence reaction?
When enemy already stands on the square where your partner is, will it attacks him if I shoot some enemies on same tile? Can enemies out of sequence attack unactive character?
sorry for the late reply, from what I can find I would say no they would not attack an inactive character. I will see if I can get a solid answer from one of the designers.
@@LearntoPlayGames I have that same question, any word from the designers?
@@joezombie4 reading the Out-of-sequence Reactions rules, it seems pretty clear to me that the paragraph about enemies in the same space applies to the active character only. Ergo - if there are any enemies which would make an OOS Reaction, and they are standing already on a square with another character, they do not move nor attack.
High just bought the game not too long ago i was wondering if you obtain weapons like the shotgun or bow gun do they carry over to other scenarios or are they a one and done deal? It not really explained in the rule book
Thanks for watching and for the question. In the back of the rulebook it does kind of talk about this but I agree they should of stated it better. You do keep keep your weapons and some of your supplies from scenario to scenario and if you are playing a campaign you ignore the starting equipment section of a scenario brief. Hope this helps clear things up.
Question about the Item Boxes:
Do they carry items over from scenario to scenario if you're playing campaign?
Like say if I put Leon's shotgun in the Item Box in 2A and then finish the scenario.
Can I go to the item box in 3A and retrieve the shotgun?
I think that rule is entirely up to you if you’re playing hard mode or campaign.
Can you explain how the survival expansion weapons work please I'm a bit confused how the ammo works😅
Okay so basically ammo re fills at start of each campaign scenario.
Unless it’s hard mode.
Video starts at 4:32
How is Leon out of range at 44:04? Are there facing rules for bosses?
Not sure if you still need the answer, but here we go: Leon is three spaces away from the boss, as you can't go diagonal when there's a corner
@@zhhrah thank you
What happens when boss attack cards run out`?
Shuffle them and go again 👍
So knife cannot be used on enemies on your square, and lickers cannot attack you if they are on your square?
Since they have range 1, and not range 0-1
Thanks for watching and for the questions. After checking back in the rules each weapon lists the maximum range it can be used at so a knife can be used on enemies in your space and up to one space a way. The same is true for enemies. The lickers can attack in the same space as characters but can also attack up to one space away. Hope this helps.
I understood from the guide that zombies don’t spawn in the characters location, so the next closest.
Yes next closest biohazard symbol. It you’re on a biohazard and there’s not other near you than on you. If the card states it must be closest or can be on the same square as you than following the card.
I bought this game like 2 yrs ago and still have yet to play it
I have many games like that;) hopefully some day I will get to them.
@@LearntoPlayGames yeah I just got some for Christmas as well… like the wrath of the lich king and the alien/nostromo game, goonies, and the Oregon trail board game… Haven’t played them either yet lol
when SFG actually played this they did not know how to play. Theyd do so much weird stuff. Example; using the bow gun to kill every single zombie in the same square at once with only one kill dice roll
Wow it is always fun watching game companies try and make videos, there is a lot more to it than they think. Thanks for watching and posting.
Bow gun has the "Blast" weapon icon which lets you apply effects among multiple enemies in the same square, Plus rolling three die for it. Great way to clear out rooms either pushing or killing.
Tile art is terrible. Plus these guys made DarkSouls,... Hard pass.
That's fair and I agree the tile art is terrible with this game. I did like what I have had time to play with this one though.
You aren't joking about the dark tiles. That's ridiculous. Also I can't tell the difference between opened and closed door tiles. You don't have any 3d doors?
I do, but I am always worried about using things that are not included in the base game. I would say they make it so much better. Hoping the new tiles they promised with the RE3 campaign are as good as they are saying.
@@LearntoPlayGames that makes sense. Don't want to show them off then have people think they come in the game when they don't