BUS Board Game Review! (Splotter & Capstone's Grail Game!)

[@revimfadli4666]

11:54 I'm actually not surprised we don't see finite actions more often, because we _do_ see it often; most Eurogames nowadays truncate their lengths to a fixed number of rounds, usually amounting to 20-30 turns/actions per players. Sadly, many of them feel artificially cut short to prevent them from overstaying their welcome were they to naturally end with variable lengths. The genius of Bus' action count comes from allowing players to take more actions per round, but the total stays the same, thus getting the advantages of both variable length and finite actions. Plus, subsequent actions in a round become weaker, which adds to the tension of "rushing more actions now vs waiting for efficiency"

[@CardboardHunter]

Completely agree, I think you worded it even better than I did!

[@revimfadli4666]

@@CardboardHunter whoa thanks!

[@stevesiracing1717]

Thanks for the explanation. I look forward to winning this game. ;o)

[@phillipstone3116]

Is it The Prancing Pony and The Green Dragon?! I would love to visit both of those! Hopefully without the Nazgul stabbing my pillows.

[@CardboardHunter]

Haha agreed! And yea, the Prancing Pony piece is my favorite.

[@felipeaparicio8446]

New studios looking good!

[@CardboardHunter]

Thank you!

[@bendutoit5371]

congrats!

[@louiseubank9371]

Congrats on the new studio! And I'm assuming it's the Prancing Pony :)

[@CardboardHunter]

Thank you and yep, that's it!

[@brianthomson3095]

Thanks for the detailed explanation, strategy, and comparison to the original version.

[@CardboardHunter]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌🚌💨

[@picklebuckeye]

Looking slick!!