Dune: War for Arrakis, Daybreak, Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West

[@francopdx]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on these games. I love Dune Imperium but never got into the Dune books, so I don't pay much attention to other Dune games, but I did very much enjoy my one play of War of the Ring and my more plays of Star Wars Rebellion, so another game in that vein does sound intriguing. And Daybreak does sound rad. Also, this was my first time listening to the podcast via KZbin. It was kind of odd to be streaming it through my laptop instead of my phone, but the volume on my laptop goes up higher, so that made it easier to hear while doing chores like washing dishes and whatnot.

[@Smigolstan]

Is there a way to learn what mechanic Efka was talking about in regards to Ticket to Ride, when he mentioned "an old Soviet board game"? Without posting spoiler publicly of course. I want this thing spoiled for me, as I'm genuinely interested in the legacy mechanics, though not enough to play TtR this many times, but don't want to ruin the day of a random person looking through the YT comments if they plan on playing this game. Or at least the name of that board game?

[@a-c-m]

Regarding the environmental aspect I fully agree to your views stated in this podcasts. I think avoiding plastic in board games is almost a useless drop in the ocean (I actually hate games without good trays which then force me to use plastic bags. Plastic is not the problem - single use plastic and throwing away plastic is the problem). There is too much consumption of games and FOMO, people buy too many games and chase the cult of the new. Buy less games, play them more often and do more research before buying ! I never buy a game with the thought that I can resell it if a don’t like it. It just feels so wrong. Consumerism is getting the better of many board gamers.

[@CrabeVideos]

Devastated to hear Efka's opinion on cows.

[@talkcardboard]

Sorry but this isn't the first time I've admitted being anti-cow.