Just saw this at Target and was looking for information. As you said, other videos talk about the cards, but very little of the game itself. This video is a one stop shop for a person that has no idea about the game and would like to get this set. THANK YOU!!
I'm truly glad this could help! I was definitely frustrated when I couldn't get answers to my own questions! Did you end up picking up a copy of it? Curious your thoughts, if so!
I've legitimately been struggling to find info on what the mode actually is. At times it feels like a lot of folks don't even play the game, they just like getting the cards. My shiny Magpie brain definitely understands that feeling, but your video is actually what I was looking for.
Thanks, Jeff! So, I’m guessing the intent of the solo/coop Lorcana’s difficulty is to “encourage” people to go out and purchase more cards so they can have any chance at winning? I was thinking that since it was a stand-alone game, it wouldn’t be necessary to purchase more cards, but I didn’t know anything about CCGs before watching this video. Another easier co-op game is Castle Panic. My family has silly fun playing this, and we’re all adults! Some of our most memorable game nights included a game of Castle Panic.
That's a safe assumption. I have had one person online say they didn't have any troubles with the easy modes but they're the only person I've seen saying so to this point. I've actually never played any of the Panic! games but I've always wanted to check out Star Trek Panic... :)
Yeah, I also found a very strange that this product is designed to possibly bring a new people yet the decks that come with it makes the game almost impossible to beat
Oh the cards are fine - it's the "board" for Ursula and the tokens to track card-draws, health, etc, that are cheap quality (coming from the perspective of someone who mostly plays modern, hobby board games.)
Just saw this at Target and was looking for information. As you said, other videos talk about the cards, but very little of the game itself. This video is a one stop shop for a person that has no idea about the game and would like to get this set. THANK YOU!!
I'm truly glad this could help! I was definitely frustrated when I couldn't get answers to my own questions! Did you end up picking up a copy of it? Curious your thoughts, if so!
I've legitimately been struggling to find info on what the mode actually is. At times it feels like a lot of folks don't even play the game, they just like getting the cards. My shiny Magpie brain definitely understands that feeling, but your video is actually what I was looking for.
I'm thankful to hear that! Welcome and thanks for watching!
Thanks, Jeff! So, I’m guessing the intent of the solo/coop Lorcana’s difficulty is to “encourage” people to go out and purchase more cards so they can have any chance at winning? I was thinking that since it was a stand-alone game, it wouldn’t be necessary to purchase more cards, but I didn’t know anything about CCGs before watching this video.
Another easier co-op game is Castle Panic. My family has silly fun playing this, and we’re all adults! Some of our most memorable game nights included a game of Castle Panic.
That's a safe assumption. I have had one person online say they didn't have any troubles with the easy modes but they're the only person I've seen saying so to this point. I've actually never played any of the Panic! games but I've always wanted to check out Star Trek Panic... :)
@@TabletopToolbox I didn’t know there was a Star Trek Panic. How cool!
Yeah, I also found a very strange that this product is designed to possibly bring a new people yet the decks that come with it makes the game almost impossible to beat
Can you mix and match cards from different seasons and make a deck ?
Yes - definitely! I tell ya, there are already so many cards to go through - it's pretty daunting.
i beat her with the Mulan deck on easy. the broom deck solo is hard to win with
Plenty of people have been playing this. It’s not low quality, the cards are sleek.
Oh the cards are fine - it's the "board" for Ursula and the tokens to track card-draws, health, etc, that are cheap quality (coming from the perspective of someone who mostly plays modern, hobby board games.)