Concerning victory conditions, the game stops as soon as one of the victory or end of game conditions are met. It means that if you trigger one of the condition with your first action, or by winning a siege at the beginning of your turn, you don't play the remaining actions. Addendum : an automatic victory condition is met when winning a siege on Boston, New-York or Québec, OR if you settle one of those locations. It means for example that a French can raid his way to NY and settle it to win.
I'm Fench and like this video. Correction : When retrieving card from the reserve, you have to take back ALL cards in the reserve (and pay 1 coin for each one of them). This means that you can't get back your reserve if you don't have enough coins, and this could be a major set back during the game !
Thanks. Here is an important correction: when you develop a location, you must always play a settler symbol (not only when there is this symbol in the location).
Correction concerning raids : as depicted in the 2nd edition rulebook, a player can raid as far as 2 locations connected to one he owns with his first card used. Additional cards increase the distance by one more location. In your exemple, the French player from Kennebec and with one card, can raid Fort Halifax, Pemaquid or Deerfield. With the help of one more card, he can raid Boston!!!
Hi Zariaswell. You gave me feedback so lets get to it. In my copy the rules say 1 card ==> raids adjacent location, but seems that the rule changed. I will make a note.
@Peaky Boardgamer Sorry. As you still have the boat french card I assume that you have a box of the first edition game. In this edition, the British has a major advantage so the rules were tweaked a bit for the second edition to prevent the game to always go one side.
Here is another correction: the French starting Bateaux from the first edition should not be put in the available cards but is instead removed from the game.
Fantastic job, you covered a lot of material very efficiently. Thanks so much for your work on this!
Thanks for watching Rodney (or team) ! means a lot!
@@peakyboardgamer This was Rodney, but I think Matthew and Paula also watched!
Concerning victory conditions, the game stops as soon as one of the victory or end of game conditions are met. It means that if you trigger one of the condition with your first action, or by winning a siege at the beginning of your turn, you don't play the remaining actions.
Addendum : an automatic victory condition is met when winning a siege on Boston, New-York or Québec, OR if you settle one of those locations. It means for example that a French can raid his way to NY and settle it to win.
I'm Fench and like this video.
Correction : When retrieving card from the reserve, you have to take back ALL cards in the reserve (and pay 1 coin for each one of them). This means that you can't get back your reserve if you don't have enough coins, and this could be a major set back during the game !
You are absolutely right! I have added a klingon subtitle to correct this. Thanks for helping and for watching my video!
@@peakyboardgamer I have to say, overall, your video is very clear, very enjoyable, entertaining, and I like how punchy you are!! Keep on please :)
Thanks. Here is an important correction: when you develop a location, you must always play a settler symbol (not only when there is this symbol in the location).
I added klingon subtitles for both of your (correct) corrections . Thanks again.
this was awesome, thank you!
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Correction concerning raids : as depicted in the 2nd edition rulebook, a player can raid as far as 2 locations connected to one he owns with his first card used. Additional cards increase the distance by one more location.
In your exemple, the French player from Kennebec and with one card, can raid Fort Halifax, Pemaquid or Deerfield. With the help of one more card, he can raid Boston!!!
Hi Zariaswell. You gave me feedback so lets get to it. In my copy the rules say 1 card ==> raids adjacent location, but seems that the rule changed. I will make a note.
@Peaky Boardgamer Sorry. As you still have the boat french card I assume that you have a box of the first edition game. In this edition, the British has a major advantage so the rules were tweaked a bit for the second edition to prevent the game to always go one side.
Again, thanks a lot for your work !! :)
Here is another correction: the French starting Bateaux from the first edition should not be put in the available cards but is instead removed from the game.
Thanks Eric. I am currently hospitalised. I will check and add subs to these points in a few days
Very helpful! Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching!