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I don't really understand why you've written this comment. It is quite clear that I'm using the EXP to test the cart pre- and post-restore. To properly test the cart, I need to use a device that has not been patched.

Thanks Jeff! Made my day :D

Thanks for your help in patching 👍 It is actually a friend’s dead cart 😃

Of course! Where else do they go if you roll the same number multiple times? ;-)

@@MattUpton however you only take one damage if that number is rolled regardless of how many are there.

⁠If you wat to take one damage per ship in that location, go ahead! Call it hard mode 😉

Sectors are the numbered lines :)

You can only have one of each of the upgrades. If you have them both and you combo twin stars, you'll need to either use one of the upgrades or just pass. If you have a shield deployed and you get a twin stars combo, you can't get another shield. Think of it as you only have one token of each upgrade, so to use or to upgrade you have to have that token out of play and available.

Yes, the playmat is pretty cool. Unfortunately, Button Shy playmats are pretty hard to come by as they are never produced in very high numbers 🙁 And often cost more that the games themselves! The most likely place to find one would be via the Button Shy Discord server that is super active and full of amazing Button Shy fans. But I suspect it could be hard to prise a Pentaquark mat away from it’s owner! 😅 discord.gg/zGxSD9MB8X

@@MattUpton, I’m looking everywhere! Nothing on Discord, EBay, or Facebook.

@@mediateachermike277 Like I said, Button Shy playmats are hard to get on the secondhand market, as they are almost made to order. BGG is another place to look, but you will be super lucky to find something instantly. I know people in the Button Shy community who kept looking for their “grail” for over three years before actually finding it. Perseverance is the key. Good luck! 🤞👍

Thank you for taking the time to watch the video 😃👍 I just play the games and let viewers decide whether they will like them or not; I don't have the ego to think people want to know what I think of a game! I will say that I would never do a video of a game I don't like though; I don't have that kind of time to waste! 😃 Thanks again 👍

Hi, thanks for watching 🙂 There are three Colony Row cards, and they have three sections/phases per card. From the left card to the right card, you proceed through the phases. So the left-most colony card, you only read and action the Orbital phase/section, then on the middle colony card, you only action the Plantside phase/section, then on the last/rightmost Colony Row card, you only use the Market phase/section to buy and sell goods. In the section you talk about, the Solar winds are in the Orbital phase, which says to shuffle all the cards at the end of the turn, you don't use/action the other sections of this card on this turn. So you then read the Planetside Encounter card next to the Solar winds card, then use the market phase section from the card next to the Planetside encounter you just actioned. If I didn't have to shuffle after the Solar winds, I could look ahead at the Marketplace on the Solar winds and see that my 1M Asteroids would be worth 3M in two turns time. If I haven't made sense in this explanation, rewatch the video section at 4:30 🙂

@@MattUpton Ahh got it thx!

I haven't played it for quite a while actually! I should get it out and take it for another spin! 😃👍

I'm sure you are right! I still enjoyed the game though 😉 Have a great day 👍

I'm sure you are right! I still enjoyed the game though 😉 Have a great day 👍

Thanks for watching and commenting! I really need to find more time to make more videos, there are so many great games out there!

@@MattUpton yes I agree. Your playthroughs are easy to understand and really showcase the game

Glad it helped! That is exactly why I make these videos, to help people learn to play the games :-)

The codex should only move on after you place a paradox in the continuum.

@@MattUpton thanks again Matt - I thought this was the case but wanted to be sure. Great calm and informative playthrough BTW. Are you planning on doing any solo playthroughs for the latest releases by Buttonshy?

On the rare occasion that none of the cards in the continuum share any feature with the drawn card, you may choose any card to replace.

@@MattUpton thanks ever so much! I love these 18 card games but I always seem to miss something in the rules!

Hi there, sorry for the late reply. The cubes are pretty standard 8mm cubes. I recently got some in my Baseball Highlights the Dice Game. If you don't have any to borrow from another game, then the Game Crafter or other game parts company will sell you some :-) Thanks for watching!

@@MattUpton Thanks I check my other game for cubs and if not order fir online. I looking for to giving Forest Watch a plsy due to it cheapness. To keep me entertain while I want for my unsurmountable pre-order.😅 Portably.

My understanding is that Nao has to survive to deal damage back. Imagine if you knock them out (reduce their health to zero) then they can't hit you back :-) Thanks for watching :-)

Thanks for the quick response - and for my first win :)

Ah, never mind I found the answer in an FAQ. You did it correctly: “If there is a fatigue or reaction ability on the space that you reduced to, resolve the action. If no combo results from the fatigue or reaction, pick up the other die and re-roll it as usual.”

I probably did! Thanks for watching :-)

Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and write a comment

Thanks! Button Shy are a great company who put out great games :-) I’m sure you’ll have a lot of fun playing Arcane Bakery Clash, and if you get the chance, play it at 2 players as well, it is good at that player count too! Enjoy!