Bad Company - Possibly Better than Machi Koro, Space Base, and Valeria // Board Game Review

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @jecabreradc
    @jecabreradc Год назад +2

    Superb analysis of how you are comparing the systems. Thank you.

  • @DanielDorman
    @DanielDorman 12 дней назад

    Thanks, great review!

  • @almirofistiki85
    @almirofistiki85 10 месяцев назад +1

    Bad Company is one of the games that whoever I played it with (boardgamer or not) got excited and wants to play it again. It will stay in my collection forever.
    The only ''issue'' I have with it ( although minor) is that the dice reflect light (because of their goldish colour combined with white dots) and it's difficult to see the result on them under certain angles. 😆
    Recently discovered your channel, very nice effort. Wish you the best.

    • @BoardGameDetectives
      @BoardGameDetectives  10 месяцев назад

      Thank you, for your kinds words! :) BC is definitely a keeper! I have good lights so I never had any issues with the dice, but I see that could be an issue..
      Thanks for watching, cheers!

  • @CharalamposTsakiris
    @CharalamposTsakiris Месяц назад

    WoW great analysis, you have 1 subscription from me, keep it going!

  • @charlesbutler4546
    @charlesbutler4546 Год назад +2

    I like your analysis of luck in these game. Well done. keep this approach with other games by comparing them that have similar mechanics

    • @BoardGameDetectives
      @BoardGameDetectives  Год назад

      Thank you, Charles! Will do! Comparison to other more popular games is very helpful, so I will try to leverage this as much as possible!

  • @brianthomson3095
    @brianthomson3095 Год назад +1

    I like your suggestion for the house rule to make the heist cards simpler to understand and play.

    • @BoardGameDetectives
      @BoardGameDetectives  Год назад

      Thank you! Yeah, house rules is the way to go with many games! :)

  • @michaelhill6453
    @michaelhill6453 Год назад +1

    I did enjoy this video and found the discussion of probability interesting, however, the video was not a review in my eyes. Without any real context the numbers didn't mean that much; at the end of the video I don't know how to play, I don't know the player count, is there a solo option? The image of the game board was too small for my sub-par eyesight. I think the game would have been better served by you explaining the game and making the the components the focus rather than you looking at the camera; you could have talked through the components cutting to the chart when the numbers become crucial; I know you roll the dice and pick a combination but having done that what purpose do they serve?. The second area where the lack of context causes me a little confusion: I don't know any of the other games, what do you do with those dice, what are you hoping to achieve with the numbers and so on. I'll keep a lookout for more of your videos.

    • @BoardGameDetectives
      @BoardGameDetectives  Год назад

      Thank you, Michael!
      The idea of the game is very simple - you roll 4 dice and create 2 pairs the sum of which activates 2 of the gang members ranging from 2 to 12. Throughout the game, you upgrade your team to get more resources during each roll. If you are new to board gaming, I highly recommend you begin your journey with Machi Koro.
      Yes, you can play solo, but it's the interaction between players that creates this special atmosphere. It scales well up to 6 players, as you will have something to do on each of the other players' turns.
      Small image / bad quality - I agree! When the budget allows, I will definitely upgrade to better equipment/setup. I hope the channel grows quickly for this to happen. This is the best I can do at this stage.
      Ultimately, you are right; this video, in isolation, does not answer all of the questions.. It is meant to be COMPLEMENTARY to other channels' "how-to" videos and reviews. I usually watch 3-5 videos before making a decision, and I assume the same approach from the majority of my viewers.
      boardgamegeek.com - if you are not familiar with this fantastic resource, please check it out. It has a lot of information on most of the games that exist.
      Thank you again; hope to see you back!
      Cheers!