ACQUIRE: How to Play In 10 MINUTES!

[@TheKiltedKraut]

@Legendary Tactics ...at the 1:51 mark you stated that the player who is closest to 1A in numerical order goes first. Although this is correct according to the rules...what you demonstrated with the red arrow pointing to 1E...is actually incorrect. In the example you have on the game board (at the moment the red arrow showed up) 9C would actually be the first player! That's because they would be ranked 9C then 7D then 1E. The reason is explained in the rules but basically it states that you need to look at each row as a continuation of the previous row. For example 12A and 1B are next to each other. So six spots in a row AFTER 9A would be... 10A 11A 12A 1B 2B 3B Therefore 7B would be closer to 1A than 1C would be.

[@Quincy_Morris]

A classic game. Essentially scrabble for businessmen.

[@LegendaryTactics]

Yes! Well-put!

[@rubesqubes1997]

Or-Thog-Gone-All

[@LegendaryTactics]

Ok!

[@cbbates11]

PLEASE SLOW DOWN! You went way too fast and lost me at the 4:13 mark. Creating a “fast video in about 10 minutes!” isn’t necessarily helpful. I would have preferred you do a 20-30 minute video with clearer instructions.

[@LegendaryTactics]

Sorry about that - it's funny, I don't normally consider myself a fast talker. Maybe I speed up a bit when I'm reading a script. Thanks for the tip. I'll pay attention to that going forward

[@cbbates11]

@@LegendaryTactics sorry if I came across harsh. I don’t think you “spoke too fast”, you just went over the “numbers” portion (with a lot of calculations) too quickly. Maybe if you gave an example on the game board while describing the complex math formulas when illustrating the point?

[@LegendaryTactics]

That's a great idea. We are always trying to up our game with these things, so I will see what I can do next time! Thanks for the feedback! And for watching!

[@1NVCTUS]

Listen at 0.5 speed 😉