Yes, that's correct. Even the Draft card in Lockdown showcases this

I see that to some degree, but that depends on which race you're facing. If you're facing Carnomorphs or Voidseeders, you don't handle those the same way you do Intruders

@@thehobbyist7275 I didn't have any experience with the Carnomorphs and Voidseeders yet. I'm definitely going to buy the Carnomorphs because they remind me of the Dead Space monsters and the horror factor is also very high with them but I'm still unsure about the Void Seeders. I can't really categorize the horror feeling of these creatures which is why I'm not scared when they would appear.

They're a slowburn type of race to where the longer the game goes, the more deadly they become. Going insane isn't totally great because you don't know exactly how your character is gonna react. Wasting ammo, hurting yourself or the people around you, being demotivated, and losing an action card from your hand permanently are all really bad effects. Voidseeders can even walk through closed doors, duplicate themselves, leave noise everywhere, and they don't leave corpses when you kill them since they're all in your head with the exceptions of the Queen and the Lairs (the only way to get corpses and kill the queen). With how tense semi-coop Nemesis already is, it's an entirely different level of paranoia when this pressure is added from the alien race's behavior and the people at the table. Edit: on the bright side, slime doesn't exist when playing this expansion

@@thehobbyist7275 The effects from the Void Seeders sounds like the effects from the Event Horizon. Where an exploration ship is sent to the edge of the sol-system, inexplicably disappears and comes back with something that makes the whole crew insane. Which leads them and previous crew members to hurt, dismember and eat each other. I'm going to watch a Void Seeders Lets Play to see if the horror with this species can be conveyed strongly enough and as i expected. Do you know in which addon I get Untold Stories 2 and 3? Some guys on reddit told that Void Seeders contain Untold Storys 2 and Nemesis Lockdown Stretch Goals contain Untold Storys 3. But i am unsure if just the kickstarter versions contain these comics / story modes and not the retail versions aswell. I also didnt get Untold Storys 1 with the Nemesis 1 or the Aftermath retail version.

The other previous untold stories, I believe, are just Kickstarter only except for 3 in Lockdown, which I got with my Stretch goals box

I gladly will. Thank you for supporting these! Not only will I do lockdown, but I'll also compare these other characters(Aftermath and Base) in how they interact with Lockdown since, for example, the Pilot gets a brand new deck

@@thehobbyist7275 Really? Now that's cool. I didn't know they get brand new decks. I'm contemplating buying Lockdown, but I'm trying to justify having both games by finding out how interchangable components/characters are. I know you need the Stretch goals expansion for compatability with some things. I was sad to find you can't really play Lockdown characters in base Nemesis, as I really wanted to further enrich the roster of available characters. It was also quite frustrating to realise that it's almost impossible to find the Medic character, as she is not sold in retail expansions, and I have to spend a fortune to order one from overseas... On a side note, I was shocked at how few views and subscribers you have btw, because you explain in a very "professional" way, but it's understandable considering how niche your channel is. For people like me though, these videos were pure educative entertainment. Thank you for the confirmation, I can't wait for these videos!

That's only for some characters, though. Quest items for the base game characters change in lockdown, and the differences between Nemesis Survivors and Facility Workers are really important in lockdown. Most importantly, you can play intruders in lockdown

Amazon is where I got her, and she was somehow less

That's awesome man. Which game or expansion is your favorite?

@@thehobbyist7275 I now got the base game and we all expected a playable android so we home ruled one and shortly after I found out there is one out there.

You gotta love that. He's pretty cool, I think. Just got to play faster than everybody else

@@thehobbyist7275 We just took 5 promo cards and got inspired before we knew that These characters are playable in aftermath. Every player gets a character and a "flavor card" (the promos) right after character selection. You can reveal your sub-role but you dont have to. Android: Aliens notice you less than humans. when in the same room with a player: when an alien attacks and you got less cards in hand than an other player, the alien surprise attack will hit a different suitable target in that room. Convict: As soon as the cryo chambers open up: you can, as an action, hit another player with a melee attack. So he can be a hero that stops the bad guy or the classic villian. Captian (in our case "co captian"): If you get the card you are declared the co captian and you can, if the captian dies, choose to play the captian action card deck from now on. if you are the captian and get this card: declare a co captian and his other sub-role is gone. Therapist (not tested yet): 1 time each game you can look at the hand of another player in the same room as you are.

@whadafish9440 It's crazy because even the Convict also exists in Aftermath. The therapist is interesting as the psychologist has an item that you can plant on another player to view every secret check they do (i.e., they change the coordinates, only that player and you gets to see it or if engines are fixed/broken, only you and that player can see it)

That would be correct. When you activate your quest item, they'll see the back of the card in your inventory alongside your other items. They won't know what it is until you use it. Whenever you fix or break engines in Nemesis, you do one or the other and can lie about what you did. Players will know you did something to the engines if you chose to use the card that way or if you're using it to get rid of an escape pod. As a side note, the pod doesn't have to be unlocked to be gotten rid of

So ammo and injury markers are one and the same. The robot has 4 charges that you use when performing robot actions

The free rest is nice, though. I feel it definitely depends on what intruder race you play against. Intruders/Night Stalkers are a risk, Carnomorphs is a HELL no for sure, but you have the most leeway against Voidseeders and Chytrids imo. I recently playtested a solo lockdown game with her in Voidseeders and there's SO many options and counters for them that while you can go insane, they're such a slow build race that it seems as though they don't matter for a Good majority of the game once you balance power. Carnomorphs made it a living hell on the other hand

Thank you so much man. I greatly appreciate it

Agreed, man. I don't have We are Venom, unfortunately, but I do have Deadly Ambitions with Kang, Titania, and Doc Ock

@@thehobbyist7275 i know i've already seen your video you did a great job also thanks for using chapters it makes things so much easier to find

To be fair, though, it's often misconstrued what Diavolo's fate actually is. Diavolo is not dying an infinite number of times because GER, but rather Diavolo, can't ever reach something as inevitable as death. Every time he's about to die, GER resets it back to zero to where he's somewhere else. Thematically, Diavolo believed himself to be beyond fate and that it is always on his side because of King Crimson. Poetically, he's been course corrected to go through something that he's destined to be unable to escape from and never reach the conclusion of something as inevitable as death. As a reminder, GER is independent of Giorno and has its own thoughts and motives as it was the one that told Diavolo that Giorno doesn't understand it. Guts, on the other hand, NEVER had anything good come out of his childhood. Any good thing that seemed to happen to him was forcibly taken from him. His adoptive mother, Gambino, despite what he did to Guts, the Band of the Hawk, Casca, and Griffith. He's constantly hounded by demons, so he's sleep deprived, and even with being caught up nowadays, since this short was a while ago, it's even more so relevant as it felt for Guts that everything he did to get Casca back was undone by being powerless against Griffith

@@thehobbyist7275 I aint reading allat, but then i did, anyways, still, dying over and over again still kills you, mentally and literally. Like i said, one of Diavolo's death could be a part of guts' life except Diavolo replaces Guts, and then he dies a million times later on. So. Possibility that Diavolo lived a part of Guts' Life with him replacing Guts and then dying + Guess I'll Die times 1 googolplex = A fate worse than Guts. Even guts wouldn't want Diavolo's Fate, even if he did want to die, he would wanna die only Once

No, I did pretty badly with this video. Even I'll admit that in retrospect 😅

Watching it further, I think you're saying that only the head counts as movement over flat land, because the ass end is taking place of the head each move? Is that right? Dude, I'm so confused. This game gives me an aneurism.

@@thehobbyist7275 Nah man, you did fine. This is an extremely confusing game at first, and in MTG tradition, the rulebook explains nothing well.

Those videos will be dropping the following Tuesdays, but I'm glad you found some use out of this one 😊

I'm glad I've found someone who agrees with me. If it were 10-15 haunts, I'd be happier, but yeah, man: this expansion isn't good at all

It doesn't restrict the haunt to one character. It makes it were Sara will always turn into a werewolf, regardless of Haunt. That means that the survivors, depending on the Haunt, can have a werewolf on their side, OR, depending on the haunt, there could be another werewolf. Certain haunts still turn people into werewolves, so they'd just get a buddy. It's not how you think.

Thanks, man. I greatly appreciate it. I'm working on quite a few and will be dropping more soon. Hopefully, you found this useful and will consider subscribing

@@thehobbyist7275Fs bro, I gave you a sub. I found your channel because I was trying to find info on the Talisman expansion packs and your videos really helped to thanks a lot man!

@WYSYRB Did you have any questions regarding those? I'd be more than willing to help if needed

Yes, it does because the phrasing is specifically to "gain 1 spell every time you cast your last spell." In addition, it specifically mentions that you ALWAYS have a minimum of 1 spell. Even if you lose 2 spells or it says to lose 3, you’ll get one back next turn since you’ll always have at least 1

It seems as though I made a mistake there if you could timestamp it for me. Thanks for catching it. I meant to mention that when you treat a disease(remove cubes) is when you choose the supply or Petri dishes and not testing a cure

@@thehobbyist7275 19:52 when you start talking about it. But, I did just notice you had * saying this ends up not being true. Not sure if you were referring to what I mentioned or not though

​@newtguy No, you were correct in the fact that I got that rule wrong. I realized after I recorded and read the rules again that I was wrong, so I left a note in the video. I do appreciate the catch though

I'm glad it could be of use to you 😊

That's really awesome, bro. I've only been playing since Fantasy Flight still owned 4th Edition. The only problem I have nowadays is finding time to play with my expansions 😅

I'm really glad they're helpful to you

All you have to do is make sure the role in question is toggled when you pick characters and once you hit play, it should do it for you

Appreciate the feedback

I'm glad I was able to help

Of course! I never thought to do that, but I definitely appreciate the suggestion

There's nothing wrong with that. There are plenty of older videos I comment on, too, lol... what stuff do you have?

Well, I'll gladly take that compliment 😊

@@thehobbyist7275 I suggest adding the word 'Unboxing/Review' into the title. I was avoiding this video for a long time because it does not have that

@rattakornkarnchanah8714 Maybe, but at the time, I recorded this with the intention of it being a tutorial

Of course! I'm glad to help. Is there any favorite game in the series you prefer?

I had one, but I don't know where it ended up😅🤷‍♂️

Respectfully, I disagree, but it's okay that we don't see eye-to-eye. What do you see differently?

I agree. Part 5 is my second favorite

Neither actually. The bio-terrorist starts off the board, and the player, who is the bio-terrorist, chooses where they start (which, in theory, could be in Atlanta if they felt gutsy enough).😄 They'd write it on their pad, keeping it a secret from the other players

Sorry about that

I could've sworn I went back and noticed that. I do appreciate it, though😊

@@thehobbyist7275 Exactly! 4min later you realized that reading the card itself :) Good job 👍🏼

I'm glad you found it useful. I think I'm getting better at it since I last did a video with sound like this

@@thehobbyist7275If you’re struggling with sound, try adding captions so that people can get use of the video even if they can’t hear it 👍🏼

Of course. I'm still trying to figure it out and will try to do so

By technical accounts, yes. Pretty much any spell that would take a follower would take an object from the tinkerer because they're technically not objects for the Tinkerer

Yeah, it's not my proudest mixing job at all 😅. I think I'm slowly getting better at it in future videos that have it. I did it for all the Talisman character guides because you know, Fantasy. And I wanted each one to be different

@@thehobbyist7275Did you put in the sounds of nature as background sound? Why? It’s impossible to hear anything and adds nothing. You could’ve just put in light music. Or, hear me out… nothing? Just talk? So we can hear you? I’ve never heard the complaint “I really with there was background music in this KZbin video.”

The upper room connects to the hallway on the ground floor but is considered two different spaces, so it requires at least two movements to get there. The tiles do have "enter staircase" and "enter upper room" on them to let you know. As far as the basement goes, there are several ways to get there: you can get there by falling through the Collapsed Room(which will give you physical damage), ending your turn in the Laundry Chute(won't cause damage), teleporting from the Graveyard to the Caverns in the basement region, certain events might take you there, placing a Secret Passage token into the basement, taking the Mystic Elevator, and teleporting from the Hallway into a room called the Secret Stairs which is in the basement

@thehobbyist7275 omg thanks

Yes, Totally could! Charge those diseases the rent they rightfully owe, lol

Absolutely! Is this your favorite set from the series?

@@thehobbyist7275 Yes

I probably should've. Thanks for the feedback 😀

Oh really?! I've been an anime-only up to this point

It should just be available in the app store. For example, my IPad can run this app by simply going to the app store

It's kinda hard because there's a lot of roles already. Do you have any?

You can find some on various forums. These are the ones I have tried and I think works well for One night: Shrink: A town-version of the Alpha wolf that gets to turn someone into a villager in the start of the game Servant: Third party role that wins if the player to their right wins (They get to look at the player to their right before any switching happens during the night) Crook: A role similar to Paranormal investigator but gets to look at 2 cards in the middle instead Prophet: A town info role that gets to see how many wolves are in play (Use a dice and a non-transparent cup) Burglar: A town role that goes as the last switching role - Blind swaps itself with someone else (Rascal only with the drunk player swap rule) Mayor: If there is at least 1 werewolf in play, the player with this card will have their vote count for 2 instead of 1.

I like the mayor primarily because he's in other Werewolf games, but specifically in One Night, I think the rest are unnecessary. With all the roles from the main games and the bonus roles, the Village team is already stacked. If I'm being honest, the Alien team needs more help than anybody else. Both the Werewolves and Vampires have their people with minion type roles. Werewolves get tons of information in order to blend, and both the village and vampire teams have roles that affect the votes for everyone else. Bodysnatcher is a great concept, and I always use him to help the aliens, but the ripples only do so much

I mainly play the werewolf style games, since I find the vampire expansion too advanced for new players and the alien too gimmicky and random I do have some werewolf ideas, but I have yet been able to try them out: Voodoo wolf - takes a card from the middle, and swaps it with a non-werewolf player. (Can cause information chaos) Shamanic wolf - places a shield token underneath any card. If a player sees the shield token, they are not allowed to look at the card or swap it with another card. (Can be used to ensure your teammate doesnt get swapped or block Village information)

Crazy thing is that I taught my family how to play vampire first. They were able to understand the Marks pretty easily, and all I mainly had to explain was team objectives. I also explained who all should be waking up when the app says, "Vampires, Wake up and look for other vampires," and they pretty much understood from there that for their character's abilities, they need to listen to when the app calls for their role and to merely follow its instructions Edit: As with most first-time players of any One Night game, once they played a few rounds, it was smooth sailing from there

Thanks, bro, I hope this helped

I'm really glad. I definitely have grown to love this series for how quick it is to play