Dad vs Daughter - Ticket to Ride Nordic Countries

[@WhatsDaveUpTo]

14:36 when building tunnels a locomotive counts as one of that color if it comes up so you would have had to pay an extra white.

[@DadvDaughter]

You are correct and good catch!

[@robertobc1396]

Love your play through as always. Would like to see one of your game nights with the guys as you mention :).

[@DadvDaughter]

+Roberto BC Most of them are camera shy, but I'm going to try to get a couple of games filmed with them that require more than 2 players for some 'special' episodes.

[@tagrid9644]

I am watching your video on the last day of 2022. I am new to TTR THE Nordic countries and your videos helps me a lot. I enjoyed it vey much. Thanks you and happy holidays 🎉🎉

[@duguul]

I dont think that's father Christmas but intstead one of the Sámi-people. They live in northern Norway, Sweden and Finland, and abit into Russia, this area is called "Sámpi". In Sweden only sámis' are legaly allowed to herd reindeer.

[@Rav3nSnow]

Thanks for the Gerber tip. That seems so useful!

[@DadvDaughter]

If you have already done so, check out our video on Gerberizing here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWazc6itrbWLmdU and our gallery of Gerberized games on our Facebook page.

[@ezequielbriggs1256]

instaBlaster...

[@TheMafrand]

Besides the nordic countries you're also going to Tallinn in Estonia :-)

[@theshogunstein6475]

For two players would you go with Nordic, or regular Ticket to Ride with 1910 Big Cities variant?

[@Wessel603]

I don't thinks it is allowd to use a wildcard for The Murmansk-Lieksa route as one the colors you use. only as one of the 4 substitute cards. Here is the part in the rulebook; "The Murmansk-Lieksa route is an exception. On this route, a player can use any four cards (including locomotives) as a substitute for a card of any color. Example: A player could claim the route by playing 7 green cards and any 8 other cards." English is not a native language of me, so it could be that I miss read the rules, what do you think?

[@safe-keeper1042]

The ø or ö is pronounced almost like the vowel in "sir" :) . Æ and Å are harder to explain.

[@johansvanborg5870]

No need to worry about pronouncing of names. As a native of Umeå [u:meaa], Sweden I have no complaints.Nice calling Örebro [oerebro] "Oreo bro" :) I'll steal that.

[@The80sWolf_]

Johan Svanborg Oreo Bro!

[@andyhornseth5069]

Nordic people are triggered after the first few minutes

[@gregkirby9059]

you guys need to play.... 1.munkin 2.stone age 3.harbour 4.say anything 5.clue 6.zombie dice 7.qwirkle 8.settlers of catan

[@Baronbl0d]

Great video 😊

[@tedpli8923]

Very good

[@jeroendemulder3747]

22:11 Cheating caught on camera :-) 3 points for a 1 train route?

[@DadvDaughter]

I think she realized she forgot her 2 points from the route before.

[@enzoabreu310]

I love your videos is so good