Harsh Rules - Let's Learn How To Play 1754: Conquest - The French and Indian War

[@eric0grindstaff]

This overview states that the game ends at the end of a round in which all truce cards have been played. This contradicts the rule book, page 8, section 6.1, which states that the game ends at the end of a round in which all truce cards of one or both sides have been played. Using the rules as written, at the end of a round, if both British players' truce cards have been played, or if both French players' truce cards have been played, the game will end. Edit: forgot to mention that the game will last a minimum of three rounds, regardless of the truce cards played.

[@harsh-rules]

Thanks for the catch, Eric. I added a note to the video.

[@Kookanoodles]

Where does the notion of battle lines and reserve units in a battle come from? I don't think I have anything of the sort in my rulebook.

[@JohnQSpartan]

Thanks for covering the Native American Expansion at the end. I am still waiting for my copy, and was curious what that part of the game was all about.

[@DavidLowry]

Thank you Ben! We appreciate you!

[@harsh-rules]

You're Welcome, David! Love the game!

We use this variant: The game ends after the round where the third truce card was played.

[@clintmatthews2714]

fort Machault has wrong amount of units in setup.........in fact.............there is more than one area has the set up wrong

[@nicomedes11]

Amazing work! Thanks Ben!

[@hangarflying]

Excellent review!

[@clintmatthews2714]

excellent study.........very well done

[@jorunholm9060]

Waht dos place 1na unit amongst one of its avimis what dos that mean

[@jorunholm9060]

Dos it do what i Think it do