Social deduction game, every turn is a generation, there’s initially one immigrant amongst you who slowly chooses people to convert to their ethnicity over the course of generations and you need to convince everyone to deport the immigrants before it’s too late and everyone is Mexican..? Idk
i think the worst part of this all is that i can GENUINELY see this board game working… WITHOUT removing the “capital punishment” goal!! make it more of a wild parody than a political one; you still have the goal of trying to get your criminals in jail/punished capital style, but turn the Liberals into LAWYERS. Lawyers who get a “payday token” every time they release a criminal, and getting x amount of paydays means you’ll blackmail the criminals into never going back to jail! and then you still have the offensive/defensive loop, but with FAR less Reagan Era Stink on it! edit: so i thought about it for a bit and here’s my concept - you’re playing as the head of an organized crime syndicate. these four criminals are ones you have singled out as being either informants, potential rats, potential rivals in the making, or just woefully incompetent. you need to get rid of them, but you don’t wanna draw attention to where you normally operate. so, you devise a plan - frame them for a horrendous crime unconnected to your organization, and get them life, the row, or the chair. however, you also know fellow rival heads are trying to do the exact same thing, so you enlist the top law firm for criminals, Badmen & Grey (run by Paul Badmen and Wanda Grey), to try and get the rival organization’s criminals out of the media circus, and force the rival heads to keep the incompetent four in their employment. you win if 1) you’re able to successfully “take care of” the four idiots under your employment, OR 2) you give Badmen & Grey 15 paydays, permanently employing them to your side and effectively being able to do whatever you want because they won’t take any clients not directly accepted by you. it’s not PERFECT, and you’d need to fix a LOT of the board spaces’ text so it’s not so… horrendous, but that’s at least my solution to the overall theming. edit 2: okay, i thought about it a little bit more, and i think whenever your lawyers release a criminal, the rival has to pay, and if they pay 15 times, they’ll be totally broke, dissolving the crime syndicate. again, not a PERFECT solution, but better than just playing the politics completely straight!
I think this is worse than Public Assistance due to the lack of chance cards. There should be cards that do things like drag an innocent out of heaven and back onto the board.
The flaw in this game's philosophy is the assumption that some people are simply evil and will kill for no reason at all, regardless of context or circumstance. It also unfairly rejects the idea that it is at all possible for criminals to be reformed, positing that death or imprisonment is the only way to stop them from continuing to hurt people without considering any alternatives.
@@fackingcant6528 I’m talking generally about the death penalty and Conservative philosophical stances here, I highly doubt even the authors of this game believed that *all* criminals should be executed lol
I feel like rebranding it to be more of a dark humor way and releasing it today, it could get a following. Just look at Card Against, plenty of dark comedy in there and it's pretty mainstream
Thw difference is that cards possitions itself neutraly under the umbrella that everything it does is just for comedic purposes, this game as it is rn is just unapologetic propaganda, but its not even that fun to play ironically as public assistance, since the issues with the concept are more philosophical in natute even if still really cartoony
@@hansshekelstein9450 if you're criticizing OP I don't think that's fair, OP wasn't saying safety tools are ruining DnD, they were saying that people who think safety tools are ruining DnD are obnoxious tools.
I'm in love with this terrible and strange company with even stranger products. Imagine if Stonemaier Games suddenly published "Critical Race Tycoon," a game about indoctrinating kids with liberal propaganda. At least this one doesn't have a sudden reference to sexual assault!
If there was a way to make this more of a parody and less of a weird propaganda game, I would play it because this sounds actually fun in the gameplay department. Maybe replacing death row & the chair with maximum security, and making a replacement name for the liberals would make it less political.
Genuinely kinda want to try a politically sanitized version of the game just for the sake to see if the gameplay actually holds up. Theming is disgusting, but why waste a good set of rules?
They're both hilarious, but not only does this one sound better I actually want to play it. However as I just said on the Public Assistance video "the working's man rut" felt a little too real and $200+ is too much. Might summon the powers of communism to yar har it with those scans. Its what the creators would have wanted, clearly.
Am I the only one who isn't totally against the death penalty? I really don't have a problem with it. I feel like any real humanitarian would to be honest, as counterintuitive as that sounds
The issue is that there is always a risk that an innocent person gets accidentally executed, and exonerating evidence comes to light afterwards. A life in prison can be cut short, and reimbursements can be made (and it might still not be enough). It’s pretty difficult to try to undo an execution.
@@canalalex0119 yeah I do agree that it's insanely tragic when stuff like that does happen. But I don't think it's a reason to abolish the death penalty, I think that problem is more indicative of a conviction hungry justice system than anything. But yeah, false convictions are terrifying and tragic
Why do you want to give the government the power to LEGALLY KILL you? Honestly, I don't understand why people who believe in small government seem to overwhelming want the death penalty when that is like the biggest government thing out there.
There is so much ideology packed into the fact that criminals are destined to end up in jail, but have shortcuts there
cant wait for the reagen cinematic universe to become complete with the hit board game "Illegals in my yard"
“AIDing the GayS”
Okay I’m going to admit, an Iran-Contra / general weapons smuggling game would actually go insanely hard.
This game could 100% be rebranded as some sort of spy game with way less controversy
now is there a board game based on the great replacement?
Social deduction game, every turn is a generation, there’s initially one immigrant amongst you who slowly chooses people to convert to their ethnicity over the course of generations and you need to convince everyone to deport the immigrants before it’s too late and everyone is Mexican..? Idk
Race War: The Board Game
I'd play it
Chess
@@pepperonipizza8200 tbf Racial Holy War also exists lol
What a lovely game about -vengeful spite- justice, totally grounded in reality with no batshit insane distortions of the facts whatsoever!
i think the worst part of this all is that i can GENUINELY see this board game working… WITHOUT removing the “capital punishment” goal!! make it more of a wild parody than a political one; you still have the goal of trying to get your criminals in jail/punished capital style, but turn the Liberals into LAWYERS. Lawyers who get a “payday token” every time they release a criminal, and getting x amount of paydays means you’ll blackmail the criminals into never going back to jail! and then you still have the offensive/defensive loop, but with FAR less Reagan Era Stink on it!
edit: so i thought about it for a bit and here’s my concept - you’re playing as the head of an organized crime syndicate. these four criminals are ones you have singled out as being either informants, potential rats, potential rivals in the making, or just woefully incompetent. you need to get rid of them, but you don’t wanna draw attention to where you normally operate. so, you devise a plan - frame them for a horrendous crime unconnected to your organization, and get them life, the row, or the chair. however, you also know fellow rival heads are trying to do the exact same thing, so you enlist the top law firm for criminals, Badmen & Grey (run by Paul Badmen and Wanda Grey), to try and get the rival organization’s criminals out of the media circus, and force the rival heads to keep the incompetent four in their employment. you win if 1) you’re able to successfully “take care of” the four idiots under your employment, OR 2) you give Badmen & Grey 15 paydays, permanently employing them to your side and effectively being able to do whatever you want because they won’t take any clients not directly accepted by you.
it’s not PERFECT, and you’d need to fix a LOT of the board spaces’ text so it’s not so… horrendous, but that’s at least my solution to the overall theming.
edit 2: okay, i thought about it a little bit more, and i think whenever your lawyers release a criminal, the rival has to pay, and if they pay 15 times, they’ll be totally broke, dissolving the crime syndicate. again, not a PERFECT solution, but better than just playing the politics completely straight!
This is actually a really fun concept
i would play this
Better Call Saul: the Boardgame
This is absolutely bonkers, but looks... slightly more fun than Public Assistance? Maybe? I don't know.
Sorry can be fun if you don’t play the basically pure rng default rules and use the alternative 5 card rules, so this might be?
That quick fnaf dead kid joke
I love this channel so much
TIL Willie Horton was immortalized as a gameplay mechanic
I think this is worse than Public Assistance due to the lack of chance cards. There should be cards that do things like drag an innocent out of heaven and back onto the board.
"Defibrilator: Revive 1 victim"
"Oh, Community Card!"
"Bad luck, Reagan and Kissinger are back from Hell"
The flaw in this game's philosophy is the assumption that some people are simply evil and will kill for no reason at all, regardless of context or circumstance. It also unfairly rejects the idea that it is at all possible for criminals to be reformed, positing that death or imprisonment is the only way to stop them from continuing to hurt people without considering any alternatives.
That’s not a flaw, it’s simply a different set of philosophical ideas which are irreconcilable with yours.
@@zawrator4457 both
@@fackingcant6528 ?
@@zawrator4457 An opinion is capable of being flawed, unlike what you said
@@fackingcant6528 I’m talking generally about the death penalty and Conservative philosophical stances here, I highly doubt even the authors of this game believed that *all* criminals should be executed lol
I feel like rebranding it to be more of a dark humor way and releasing it today, it could get a following. Just look at Card Against, plenty of dark comedy in there and it's pretty mainstream
Thw difference is that cards possitions itself neutraly under the umbrella that everything it does is just for comedic purposes, this game as it is rn is just unapologetic propaganda, but its not even that fun to play ironically as public assistance, since the issues with the concept are more philosophical in natute even if still really cartoony
These guys probably run a DnD channel where they talk about how safety tools are ruining everything these days
Let me know the name if you find it
What do you even mean by "safety tools?"
@@michaelmartin9022You look like you crawled out of radioactive waste in an 80s movie.
@@youcantbeatk7006They’ve lived rent free so long in his head he’s probably forgotten.
@@hansshekelstein9450 if you're criticizing OP I don't think that's fair, OP wasn't saying safety tools are ruining DnD, they were saying that people who think safety tools are ruining DnD are obnoxious tools.
I love hearing about these extremely weird right wing political games, and your coverage of odd/obscure board games in general. Keep it up dude.
Hell yea I love this niche board game content
Too bad it's so expensive.
I'm in love with this terrible and strange company with even stranger products. Imagine if Stonemaier Games suddenly published "Critical Race Tycoon," a game about indoctrinating kids with liberal propaganda.
At least this one doesn't have a sudden reference to sexual assault!
Unfortunately, one of the criminals referenced in the rules is one of those.
I don't know why all of their products need the reference, but it's there
@@kamsandwich Because it's a real crime that harms people? I assume the games were meant for adults, not kids.
@@stillbuyvhsYes, the kid friendliness was the subject of discussion here, very astute.
@@stillbuyvhs okay but why ÐAT
I just downloaded Bauldur's Gate 3 but Capital Punishment sounds good, too.
I always thought Backgammon needed to be more political.
I would totally play that! Genius really
This actually seems really interesting, would definitely like to play it with some buddies!
babe wake up KamSandwich uploaded
Where’s the game about union-busting
When you upload 3 hours after Good Enough does lol, good video :)
Make a video where you play the board games one day
If there was a way to make this more of a parody and less of a weird propaganda game, I would play it because this sounds actually fun in the gameplay department. Maybe replacing death row & the chair with maximum security, and making a replacement name for the liberals would make it less political.
hell yeah new vid
Wow... Sam really opened up a can of worms, huh? Neat video.
Another banger
Genuinely kinda want to try a politically sanitized version of the game just for the sake to see if the gameplay actually holds up. Theming is disgusting, but why waste a good set of rules?
They're both hilarious, but not only does this one sound better I actually want to play it. However as I just said on the Public Assistance video "the working's man rut" felt a little too real and $200+ is too much.
Might summon the powers of communism to yar har it with those scans. Its what the creators would have wanted, clearly.
These people don't exactly do subtlety well. It's even worse nowadays.
Who ever created these to board games. I have one question. Who hurt you?
Criminals, obviously.
@@Zorro9129 and the public assistance game?
@@robertsullivan4172 taxes
so, the game was actually pretty good?
Hitler convention in replies for some reason
i know right
Quite a prophetic boardgame.
How is it prophetic? It's Reaganite propaganda
Honestly, i kinda find these two games iconic in seeing such an unapologetically right wing board game. Its like reading a ben garrison cartoon
All we need is a /pol/ edit.
Both are great satire.
Am I the only one who isn't totally against the death penalty? I really don't have a problem with it. I feel like any real humanitarian would to be honest, as counterintuitive as that sounds
The issue is that there is always a risk that an innocent person gets accidentally executed, and exonerating evidence comes to light afterwards. A life in prison can be cut short, and reimbursements can be made (and it might still not be enough). It’s pretty difficult to try to undo an execution.
@@canalalex0119 yeah I do agree that it's insanely tragic when stuff like that does happen. But I don't think it's a reason to abolish the death penalty, I think that problem is more indicative of a conviction hungry justice system than anything. But yeah, false convictions are terrifying and tragic
@@jevindaythere’s no way to make a justice system with 0 risk of wrongly accusing innocents is the problem
Why do you want to give the government the power to LEGALLY KILL you?
Honestly, I don't understand why people who believe in small government seem to overwhelming want the death penalty when that is like the biggest government thing out there.
@@canalalex0119 There's not always a risk. Sometimes the evidence is very straightforward and unquestionable, often even.
This is barely a exaggeration nowadays
just when I thought the welfare game couldn't get any more based.