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Great video !

who is here from heathfield?

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5:36 How are you getting a gaia planet with your first action with only one cube? It would have to be either adjacent or using the round booster. I'm skeptical this play is a thing to the point of suggesting it as some kind of opening principle.

Great guide thanks

3:25 no, if you displace a player, then they displace you back, you both end up profiting because you get extra cubes on the board for an equal amount of actions. Also, I think you focus way too much on the 3rd action. Yes, it's powerful and good, but you don't mention about the other upgrades or ways to optimally use bonus markers, etc.

I recently started playing Brass Birmingham and I'm fascinated by exactly the things you discussed in this video. Wonderful interview except why didn't you ask him about beer???

Just discovered your channel and I’m really enjoying your content. Thanks for all the great videos.

You take the milestones last, so in the guru strategy you have to fire the first manager you train.

Thanks for making this! My group and I are playing Gaia project for the first time today, so these tips should help me- I mean our group get off to a good start!

Perfect rules reminder. Great voice! Thanks!!

At 7:13 you say the coal sits on the mine until other players use it up if it is not connected to a market. What about coal that is on there already but not connected to a market just yet and then you link it to a market. Can it be sold to that market then at that point or does it still just stay there?

i was thinking it might be even more advantage to place a town block in that city instead of the first action upgrade. that way EVERY one that does that upgrade will score you

"You're doing great. Hang in there!" 😂 Great job. Thank you for these explanations.

Love your videos mate, wish you made more!

Thanks for the Gaia Project game overview This is indeed good for starters and middle range players

Thanks for the video! I'm playing on my own against Little Automa and I keep losing hahaha! I'll use your strategies to overcome that.

I guess I gotta get this game. Terra Mystica is my favorite resource/territorial management game and the mechanics of this are so similar I think my friends and I could have a competitive game on our first play.

Hi sir I am in heathfield

Whats your opinions on monopoly?

Hi sir did not know you liked board games 😂😂😂😂😂

I love this tutorial. Learned this game from your video a couple of years ago. Introducing some new friends to the game and did a search looking for your video - found several others that are all subpar in comparison. Thankfully found yours again by searching my view history - great job, thank you so much!

Looking forward to play this game again. Never played it with only 3 players. This way there is so much more opportunity to invest. Cool game and funny to see the log. You running start had them by surprise.

Hi. I would very much like to see this video of the amazing board game Gaia Project, but due to the really corny and, for me most irritating music, I can not. Please take away this unnecessary and annoying music so I, and I believe many more board game lovers, could enjoy your videos. When you do I will subscribe to your channel. Thank you in advance.

I know this is a 2 year old video but wow what an amazing piece of content. Very valuable information from broad overarching strategy right down to first round tactics. As someone learning and loving Gaia Project I can't thank you enough for the time and effort you put into making this!

Great first game. I’ll pick it up soon

Really cool format, thx

Let's see if I'm able tomorrow to do as you said, and get the right incomes. It will be my second GP game 😉

Thanks for this video> I would like to play the game with 2 players. Do you know the best method. Is blocking off some paths a good idea(keeps it simpler and tighter for two). Yes you could play it each players plays two factions. I saw a picture on BGG of someone who blocked off half of the routes on the england map for a tighter game 2 player game. . has anyone done that ?

Whoa this makes Lorenzo so thematic for me now!

The turn that took around 10:50 😂 ⚰️

what platform is this?

Still my favourite board game, no matter how many others I play.

How are you supposed to play? Do you mix the A, B, C, and D decks together into a giant deck and then randomly deal from that giant deck or do you play the game with either the A, B, C or D decks? Or, do you take an equal number of random cards from each deck?

Do you play with each deck seperately or do you mix and match decks into one giant deck?

This was awesome, thank you for this.

That three body problem book on your shelf is great. Btw I'm gonna play this game for the first time today, thanks for the video.

Great video! please make a video of advanced strategies!

Terry if you're at Gridcon this year we can play !!

That really landed for me. Thank you.

Your multiplayer timer could potentially solve the problem in some points based games. Decide beforehand what's a fair time to deliberate over a move, and (then based on what an average score in the game might be) how many points should be deducted for each minute (or period of X minutes) above that. It's probably not unfair to suggest that a game should test speed of determining strategy rather than merely determining strategy; that's why clocks are used in chess, so why not other games also? It would likely serve to add some extra tension. Depending on how seriously competitive your group is, they could see that as a positive or a negative.

I am going to save this video for a few more plays down the line. I really want t the wisdom now, but I don’t want to spoil the fun of figuring out the puzzle myself. I okayed my third solo game yesterday (I’ve only played solo) and scored 151 which was my best game so far. But I played as the Firaks and their planetary institute unique ability allowed me to March down the research tracks aggressively and that really helped me. I’m still making some mistakes here and there with rules I think, but I can safely say that this game burns my brain in a way very few have. Sometimes after some extremely dense inner thought and planning my brain almost taps out because it’s got cognitive overload by the sheer processing I’m doing lol. You know I remember as a kid wanting a game that would guarantee that my fate was in my hands totally…. A game whose result would always 100% be about my own decisions and my decisions alone… and this is it. So rad. Liked and subscribed.

Just what this newbie needed to understand the basics on how to form a strategy with this game. Being an "introvert" here, I love the Automa engine this game brings with it to help me hone my strategy when there is no one around to get a game going. Thanks a lot and look forward to more videos

Great summary. Thanks

I have been reading and researching this game looking for rules, gameplay, strategies, etc and your explanations gave a lot of helpful tips! I may continue to lose each game I play (LOL) but at least I'd like to have a better understanding of *why* the other players are getting double the points I got. (* and of course improve my outcome.) Overall, games in this genre have many layers and figuring out the components ie: the research tracks, actions, structures, power rotation is key to the decision making.

Gaia project fascinating game. But getting clobbered by veterans dampens the experience somewhat 😅 that's why I came here thanks for the tips!

Played it 500 times in 2 years, mostly with help of Brass Discord. And now it is #1 in BGG.

What about Russia these days?

After looking at your channel, you haven’t done too many of the how to videos…. Of all the games how did Hansa get on your radar?

Dude, so clear and concise..... very refreshing format. My only susgestion is add time stamps on rule topics 3:41 displacment rules