Unboxing: Tarawa 1943 from Worthington - The Players' Aid

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025

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  • @bisceg181
    @bisceg181 2 роки тому

    Great video, always looking for decent solitaire games and I think I’m looking at one right now thanks to you!

  • @Djmeeple
    @Djmeeple 3 роки тому

    Great unboxing. I keep seeing this but haven't picked it up yet. Got to get it. Thanks for the look at it.

  • @DazzaManOfWar
    @DazzaManOfWar 3 роки тому +3

    Hi Alexander, for me Worthington Games always have the best components and really go the extra mile e.g. Tarawa 1943 the history supplement included, the organised tray included, that is a company that really cares, and wants its customers to have the best experience. Some Worthington games in the past for me have been lacking a little in the rules or harder to solo than the box says. I really feel the latest run of games coming out of Worthington over the last couple of years have addressed this, and the games have got better and better along with the best components and extras. I've ordered this one and pre-ordered WW2 Malta besieged as well. I would like to order Struggle for Europe but feel this my be hard to Solo?

    • @ThePlayersAid
      @ThePlayersAid  3 роки тому +1

      Yeah I would not get SfE purely for solo play. Fun 2 player, but you lose something if you were to play two-handed.

    • @DazzaManOfWar
      @DazzaManOfWar 3 роки тому

      @@ThePlayersAid Thanks for showing this one
      , look forward to receiving my copy. Respect your honesty, you guys are the best.

  • @ludovictiengou5014
    @ludovictiengou5014 3 роки тому

    They got the alternative option of the landing in north beaches of Tarawa (where the japanese were waiting the invasion to begin) it seems.

  • @charlespester2398
    @charlespester2398 3 роки тому +1

    check out Eddie Albert from Green Acres fame and his exploits at Tarawa..

    • @Possumbaby1413
      @Possumbaby1413 3 роки тому

      Eddie was also in the Longest Day and played alongside Robert Mitchum. His character was killed on Omaha Beach. Having seen the real thing I always wondered what he thought about Hollywood's portrayal of combat in the movies.

  • @Icarus931
    @Icarus931 3 роки тому

    “These yellow ones are the Japanese…”. Hahaha 🤣