The Castles of Burgundy: Learn How to Play

[@user-ew2rr2ew4x]

15k subscribers? You deserve 15 million! I’ve watched you for a few months, and your videos are an absolute must for anyone who likes board games!

[@GamesMadeEasy]

Thank you, that's so kind. I am so happy it's been useful.

[@spacecentergames]

I subbed the very first time I found one of your vids 👍 Great channel!

[@GamesMadeEasy]

Thank you so much, really appreciate it.

[@Stu-Vino]

I love Castles of Burgundy! When I first played it, we were referring to the rules every 10 seconds, but 2nd game was much easier, and we all enjoy it now. This is a really well-explained video - I wish I'd seen it before we played CoB for the first time. And what a character Peter is!

[@GamesMadeEasy]

Yes, there's a lot of things to learn but once you understand it, it's straightforward. I love this game. Peter is definitely a character off and on screen :)

[@Erril_Ferndal]

It is always a great pleasure to watch your videos. High quality explanations with such a delightful attitude. 👍👍👍

[@GamesMadeEasy]

Thank you so much! It’s very kind.

[@twixcz604]

very good explanation. I have gamefound version and this is very helpful :) thx

[@GamesMadeEasy]

Thank you so much! Enjoy playing The Castles of Burgundy, such a lovely game!

[@PacifierMusic]

I just subscribed. It’s so fun to see your cat. You have a great approach to teaching. Only recommendation I have is how to improve your audio. Many viewers will disregard a video with poor audio quality. Your audio needs compression and there is a slight room echo that distracts. You can solve both these problems with software, but I recommend using a lapel mic or directional mic. Use software to compress your audio and use the normalize function to bring up you audio to a level that is consistent with recommendations for KZbin. I suspect -6 to -10 db with compression would be fine. Looking forward to following your channel. Even without any audio improvements, you’re still a superstar.

[@GamesMadeEasy]

Thank you so much for the sub; Peter is very funny :) I completely agree with the audio, and you have no idea how much I appreciate your comment because I have been struggling to make it work. I've tried so many things and it's not right, I use Premiere Pro and the Mic I currently have is Blue Yeti. I’ve tried to reduce the peaks, in Audi Gain by more than -5 but then it’s very low. Maybe I’d add more gain on my mic. I’ve also played with audio special filters, but it ends up sounding weird. Is there any simple setup you can recommend? Thank you again for the advise.