Great review!

I have enjoyed some of your other flip-throughs, but this video is a pointless ramble about the physical quality of a book. Have you used BRP . . . is it a good system . . . what are the quirks of a d100 based system? This is not a review.

I think you deploy characters first then decide which card to play as the deployments of your enemy may affect your choice. I do love how you are constantly recalculating your odds based on those deployments, the actions of your card and potential powers of their card - plus the roll of the die! Lots of covering your base or going all in! It’s like Air Land Sea plus dice rolls!

Thank you. This video helped understand what the game is about for my 6yo

D&D becmi is more Lotr than the lotr 5e.

Woah! I can only imagine the frustration. That comparison to a 10th level D&D character with level 1 HP; that would be rough.

I played the first edition of The One Ring, back when it was being published by Cubicle 7. It was definitely unique and did a good job of capturing the flavor of Tolkien's works, both with the material and mechanically. That said, combat was a hot mess, especially in long campaigns. Particularly dire was that while the PC's ability to dish out damage grew significantly, their ability to take incoming damage barely changed at all. The result was the equivalent of having a party of 10th level D&D characters who only had 1st level hitpoints and the AC of a 3rd level party. All those fancy stances went unused because leaving Defensive Stance was suicide. The GM had a nightmare trying to compose combat encounters because either the party would instantly annihilate them or they'd TPK us with very little room in between. Hopefully 2nd Edition fixed this; after the campaign none of us really wanted to touch the game again for a long time despite its other virtues.

Thx for sharing. If you’re playing solo vs other AI cars, do the Garage rules offer a way to distribute the cards?

Awesome video, you really got me excited to play the The One Ring. I just have to learn how to play the game...

That's exactly the game for me. We play a Mutant: Year Zero campaign at the moment and it's a great game. So, I have to get Zone Wars.

Glaw-sta

Cool video

Ive been looking to buy this online, where did you buy yours?

I've been running a campaign for over 3 years. The game runs great and my players have had a blast with it. New players, of all skill levels, find the system super approachable too.

Its pronounced "MC-REEDY" 😎

Great to see a more recent play-through of the game. Can’t wait til this comes out. Nice job gents.

Might need to buy it!

at 2:18 what was the category for the odd couple question?

Free League is an amazing publisher. RoS is the first of their settings that I bought, but I'll be supporting pretty much anything else they do. Looking forward to Volumes 2 and 3! I hope they're released soon!

Can't wait to get it on the table. when is it available?

Thanks!

You have a horrible version of Acquire.

Great review! I can’t wait to toss these adventures at my players!

Thanks for playing our game! Glad you all had fun :)

Great Unboxing, thanks a lot !! Subscribed!

Thank you for your videos mate!

Thank you!

Man, I've been waiting so long that someone takes the awesome Palm Island concept and makes something bigger with it. And then they make it a legacy game that you can only throw in the bin aftterwards. What a shame!

Great video, Thank you.

This game is on crowd discount sale at The Game Crafter! I just purchased it. Thanks it looks great

Whoa, a Mutant Zone Wars double feature! Nice

Looks fun, and there’s a good amount of content in that starter box!

I don't know if that's the "right" way to play. First in 5:57 it makes more sense to get the health, because the health and the damage is calculated at the end of a room. So even if you have 10 full health now, maybe you don't have them at the end when you also hitted enemies. And second (I'm not 100% sure about that one) at 6:42 you go first 1 east and then 3 south. I think the rule book (bigger one in pdf on website) says, that you have to follow the initial direction if possible. So after 1 east and 1 south you have to continue with 2 east.

Thanks for the coverage! (But no need to hold the small board down when rotating the big board. it's supposed to move with it. The planets with the closer orbit circle the star much faster than the ones with a further orbit) 😉

While they are mechanical circuits the set is made for understanding electricity and electrical components.

This was a super helpful primer

there is rulebook that use normal poker deck on its BGG file section

Nice troll voice 🎉

Cactus designer here ✋🏻 glad you liked the cards!

That box would take a bullet for you. Great review.

I just got my copy of this. What are the little black pieces that look like they fit together for?

Nice to watch, though I realised at 1:22:30 when Nathan was attacked, after the first attack defenders can immediately re-arm their markers used on shields for 1 energy each allowing him to activate the shields again in any subsequent attacks. Attackers don't get to re-arm until their status phase, which is why using more than 1 marker in a single attack can be more beneficial than in separate attacks (2 die vs 1, instead of 1 vs 1 in separate attacks)

Game funded in 72 h, campaign ends 2nd september

Game funded in 72 h, campaign ends 2nd september

Shame I was hoping for a single player and 6 player mode but I'll still probably pick it up at some point.

You forgot to edit out the part where you coughed and then repeated the previous part!

Watching this because I don't wanna open mine HAHAHHA

I take umbridge with the inconsistant wording of "remove it" included in the leaflet because it doesn't elaborate. Playing it so that the trap goes back to my hand feels too easy, but discarding it feels unfair.

You hyped fro super boss monster