Few Acres of Snow Rules Primer

[@celinamcginnis1787]

This is an excellent and through rules explanation, we were able to go into this game with confidence. The music you chose for the interludes cracked ONE of us up every time (it was me). Thank you for doing this.

[@barneytheboardgamebear5061]

I nice and detailed video. I played AFAOS last night for the first time. We had to do lots of rules-checking as you can imagine, but the game is really good, I loved it! I've only watched this video to see if we misunderstood the Raid-rule but we played it correctly, hurray! Now I see that it would have helped me watching this beforehand but I'll remember your name for the next time to see if you have a video up of the game I'm planning to play next. Thanks for uploading this, I think you've done a decent job and it is very helpful.

[@JasonPoggioli]

Great primer! Very helpful!

[@tylerdurden5316]

Thanks for the video, very useful for a rookie like me. I was also wondering what version of the rules this one is... the first one?

[@laerfan]

Very helpful primer, thanks for putting it up. Agree with the comments against the Mosaic transition, it's a real turn off. Also it's a small thing, but the audio levels are very low on this, I could barely hear you on full volume.

[@StefanStignei]

Great job man!

[@greginfla_1]

Aggressive actions. 13:30 Raids 16:49 Ambush 18:31

[@IainMabbott]

Super tutorial, thanks!

[@cubeec]

Helpful video. Thank you. A few technical comments though: the pixelated transitions are literally unbearable. And the initial 'into' takes 27 seconds which is completely unnecessary ;-)

[@amgonakilyou]

I could hear him perfectly

[@ACBluto]

Thanks for making this primer, very helpful before my first play. The one issue I had was the title cards between transitions. Your audio is pretty low, but the aggressive ukelele music was awfully loud, and kind of terrible too.

[@greginfla_1]

The ukulele was fine... rude comment

[@thebigJ1er]

Awesome. But I agree with the comment below me, the mosaic transition is both awful (literally hurts the eyes) and used far too often. Consider it constructive criticism. Thanks for the video. I've been thinking of picking up this game, but not having ever played a wargame, and not even a boardgame in many years, I wasn't sure. Now I am.