Kanban EV --- Solo Play-through by Heavy Cardboard

[@WhiteOpsDude]

This is such an amazing game. Thanks for the effort to make this video man and I will really, really love it if you will consider inviting your friends and have it a blast with Kanban.

[@michaelb7201]

Thanks for another great stream and all the time and effort prepping for it.

[@ysteineker7001]

Busy morning... Noticed this upload early this morning and then 20 minutes later the postman (girl) knocked on my door with my copy of Kanban EV. Tearing shrink and watching KZbin. Ending up with no breakfast and late lunch. Edward is the best play through reviewer on the web!! Entertaining with excellent camera work.

[@davidturczi5713]

I'm 99% certain my intention was the pace car advances when the bots take a car. I'm guessing the "core rules apply unless mentioned otherwise" problem crept in and nobody noticed :)

[@albinoorkalbertson]

It’s 100% certain.

[@DadGotGamez]

I'm glad to see this written out. I made that assumption on my own because it didn't seem logical otherwise, but the rules definitely left it open so I can understand some confusion.

[@larrye]

24:30 solo rules teach starts here

[@MaSchmi]

Thanks. A great game and a very good remake of the original print.

[@paulhamrick3943]

You are an excellent teacher and this is the best instructional video on Kanban EV that I’ve found. I do wonder though, when it comes to teaching worker placement games, would it work to lead with “these are the major categories of point scoring” and then work backwards? In the case of Kanban EV I would say that getting a car into your garage is the most thematic/primary way of scoring points. So how do you get a car into your garage? Well, you have to have a design, and that design has to match a car that is on the test track. So you have to have acquired a design before you can take a car, and a car must have been built before it can be placed on the test track. But how is a car built? That requires car parts. So there is sort of a tree of inputs that feeds into the acquisition of a car.

[@tinstargames]

I like how Edward asks if things make sense even if he’s the only one there

[@willbeplayin]

Plus the +1K viewers (at the moment) out there watching the video? :P

[@leizeQ]

Yay ... (onscreen) chat is fixed!

[@jakubkoutny]

There must be a huge mistake regarding end game trigger. You have 4cars, colleagues has 5 - thats 9steps of pace car plus some more because of sandra. Imho the game should have ended much sooner...

[@DadGotGamez]

Gotta know the game before running a playthrough. Lotta rules mistakes, even more pauses.

[@colinwright27]

Yeah, looked like hard work. I've only played it a couple of time and made loads of mistakes but don't think its a particularly complicated game. Hopefully there will be another play through in the future.

[@DadGotGamez]

@@colinwright27 it took me 3-4 games before I felt confident in the game play. I also think using the fan made app really helps with running the solo bots and speeds up the process. It's not a complex game, but there are many things you can choose and many requirements to make things happen. It's probably my favorite Lacerda title these days.

[@colinwright27]

@@DadGotGamez I've really enjoyed my plays of it (even with the mistakes). Wasn't aware of an App so will have to take a look (although I see someone else has mentioned something in the comments). I still have a soft spot for Escape Plan and of course Lisboa. I need to play On Mars again as only played it once and found it very hard work