Paris Review - Little, Light and Lovely
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Support the Show: bit.ly/Support... / / shutupandsitdown
Buy This Game:bit.ly/SUSDParis In US: bit.ly/ParisUS In CA: bit.ly/3NX6FqO
Visit SU&SD for more cardboard antics: www.shutupandsi...
~FOLLOW US AROUND, WHY DON'T YOU~
Podcast: anchor.fm/susd
Twitter: / shutupshow
Instagram: / shut.up.and.sit.down
Twitch: / shutupandsitdown
TikTok: / shutupshow
Why Carcassonne is a stone cold classic:
Colorful
Tactile
Simple to teach
Hard to master
Replayable
French (?)
Quick
Approachable
Strategic
Expandable
Good Smell
Nice on the Eyes
Good Mouthfeel
Light Physically
Light Strategically
Absolutely Lit
Not Cancelled
Very good graphics
Won't break Your Heart
Can be bought BIG
Grippable and Rippable
Designed by Klaus
Edible
Serpentine
Won't leave you on Read
+4 Strength
Great Soundtrack
Leo
Nutty Aromatic
7.1 Pitchfork Score
Can be a dexterity game
Played by Mice
Fun with your friends even when you're losing
JoJo Reference
Solo if you want I guess
Can 'Watch It Played"
My friend Stan would probably like it
Extra Hard Difficulty Settings
The 'Dark Souls' of Tiles
Needs NO introduction
There are literally hundreds of horses
Full of Cool Board Game Gags
Winner of at least an award
It 'aint no Glenmore Chronicles II though
4 playable characters
VERY good graphics
Sponsored by Pepsi
Multiple Endings
2 Michelin Stars
Feeds from the Living
Palacial
No DRM
Skippable Cutscenes
Interned at SU&SD
Standees OR Minis
Square!
4D
Verified
Popular with Accelerates Readers Who Never Leave The House
Directed by Christopher Nolan
Has a spicy 3rd Act Twist
0 Mould
It's got a cool toy in the heel did anyone have those shoes or was it just a myth made up by the cool kids
Pairs well with a nice red
Kickstarter Exclusive Bonuses
Speedrun-able
Gambling Minigame
Fun for all the family
very high effort posting
You are my hero
Not all heroes wear capes
Los Campesinos! ref!!
Edible? Someone has to have a chat with Elaine..
Looks like somebody has to do a ''my boardgame collection''.
Yep - show us the goods!
This dude just folded right in.. almost as if he has always been here... Has anyone watched older reviews to see if he has been here the WHOLE time?!?
I totally agree! I love this guy
What if he's secretly just Paul in disguise?
At this point, I am pretty sure that he is the next incarnation of Paul, like the doctor. That reminds me, that a review of the Inis Expansion would be nice
I'm just waiting for the closing shot showing Tom front and centre in a black and white picture labled "Shut Up and Sit Down, July 4th Ball, 1921"
It's Paul without the glasses.
That accordion gag was brilliant.
Gotta admit, he's quite a guy! Good pick.
While I miss the gonzo style of vintage SU&SD, I must admit I also enjoy this new "cozy" phase of theirs.
Ah, that quintessential French drink, Cornish Lust
"Like a corduroy shirt made of possibilities"
*Matt Lees nods approvingly and quietly wipes away a tear of pride*
He's mastered the classic SU&SD oddly specific but highly appropriate comparison. So soon already. Honestly I'm proud too!
@@theviewerofart feels like an imitation
I'm glad Tom managed to find public domain accordion music in time
My favorite part of SUSD is reading the comments to see all the jokes I missed. You guys are my favorite audience
Ours too!
I am not going to dismiss an "allo allo" reference in 2020. Well chosen lads
So, Tom, are you not allowed to hand out the "SU&SD recommends" seal of approval or are you not that into the game after all?
Tom, never change man. Never change
Gotta love the bottle of wine with the Carcasone name on it! @1:20
Plus "Cornish Lust" and "Napoleon Brandy". Tom didn't have to buy them especially for this episode, they're just what he has left in his drinks cupboard by now.
beautiful easter egg
That accordeon bit at the start turned my frown day into a smile day, all by itself
Is good, I like it.
Lovely review yet again. The bit with the box being an accordion made me laugh a lot.
Thumbs up for Tom being a good choice.
Can I just shout out that I really loves the background and aesthetic of this review! He did a wonderful job simply working with his garage! (Also...he’s just fantastic himself)
for everybody who wants to read the reasons why Carcassonne is a stone cold classic, remember that you can go through YT videos frame by frame with , and .
To add, just because it's so useful:
shift + , slows the video by 25%
shift + . speeds up the video by 25%
Played this for the first time last weekend and really enjoyed it. The whole playing in two halves is interesting, and as Tom says, you work hard getting it all ready on the first half and then have to immediately build on the fly in the second half when you opponent shows a blatant disregard for your precious planning applications.
10:05 Well now I want a Dark Souls mod that just says DUMPSTERED whenever I die.
Sheesh Tom, from your own place to living in your mum’s garage? Tell Quinns you need a raise. You can have my 5$ a month donation.
This was one of the highest quality SU&SD videos I have seen, and that’s saying a lot. Outstanding work and thank you!
The Ribena was a great touch!
the way you say the word plonk is very satisfying. I might make it my text message tone.
That Allo Allo music... brings back good times :D
My goodness, that opening! And the subtitles!
_"Allo! Allo! Zis is Standarde Refarancois Pear calling."_
When I hear the alo alo music playing and I start chuckling at the memories of it...
You had me at board game accordion - also I see that Carcassonne wine there Tom !
Top Tier Intro. Alo alo theme was the cherry on top.
Great work Tom! It looks lovely but maybe a little meaner than I like in a two player game so I appreciate the thorough review.
thank you for the lovely cozy lighting - it made me want to play this game
The zoom out at the end : I love it! Hahahaha
I can’t stop staring at the “Cornish Lust” two words I never expected together.
Great review. You're such a great addition to SUSD. An already perfect team - made better - how was that even possible??
Got this the other day on your recc and it's already one of my favourites, cheers young tom
Adored the Allo-Allo reference!! One of my favourites!!!
This brought a smile to my face on a day when I needed it. The 'accordion' was comedic genius. Another excellent video, but my wallet is looking with worry at another 'game I want to add to my collection' added to the list.
In typical SU&SD style, this video was both entertaining and informative. It's like you've always been a part of SU&SD, Tom! The way you deliver some of your lines like at 12:10-12:18 sounds exactly like something Matt would say. Great job, I am loving Chess Month! My only complaint is that you've gotten me very interested in the game and it's not the easiest to come by!
Great review, Tom! (excellent lil Los Campesinos! reference in there too)
What an awesome intro haha xD love your review style dude!
I have an unopened copy of this on the shelf. Time to break it out!
Very nice review... You are quite a wonderful edition to SUaSD. Thx for this gem too, actually looking forward to the day I can play this
Really nice balance of humour, clear explanations, and review :)
i enjoyed so much your review! The lighting, your way of describing the game. For some reason it gave me some "Black Books" vibes haha, it could be the shelves (stocked with games instead of books), the dark room and the glass of "wine".
"It's good, I like it" Nice hat-tip to Big Daddy Lees Tom :)
You Sir, are the best!
I hope y'all are paying Tom enough to buy a new shirt or two.
This is my favorite two-player game. My friend who's a chess champion LOVES it because there's so many ways to play and all of them are fun.
Great review.
that "a boatload of fun" reference????? i fucking love you
Tom is lovely.
Why are there wooden bunnies on top of every building? 🤔
Is Paris secretly Bunny Kingdom?
Put them the other way round- then you have little men with cylinders
I really like how the game board fits inside the box like that.
1:19 Ah, but does Carcassonne feature Dante from Devil May Cry?
Love the "allo 'allo theme playing lol
1:53 HI MOM! *waves*
*mum
So many lovely comments here for you Tom. And may I just add...I agree! :)
"Dumpstered." I need to start using this word.
Excellent job with the set for this review.
Great overview, love this 2p game and all the tight decisions to make in such a small game!
This may sound odd. But I find that I enjoy your content best in the morning. Just something about it gets me up and adam.
Tom slots perfectly into the space that Paul left behind
Carcassonne as a dexterity game is going to be the next thing I do with my friends
It aint no Glenmore Chronicles II though cracked me up :)
board game box accordian = the best
Cornish Lust?
Cornish Lust.
Thank you. I was hoping I wasn't the only one who spotted that.
Personally, I don't really see the similarity to Carcasonne (maybe the Safari one), as it seems more like Cathedral or a combined-quilt Patchwork, however good review. I don't think you mentioned the victory and end game conditions? I'd also recommend you clarify in the title that this is Paris Cite de la Lumiere (2019) rather than the Paris (2020) game by Kiesling and Kramer.
HE HAS CORNISH LUST- best drink ever
(continue with your lives)
I love The Allo-Allo reference!😆
You guys should do a series about the Tiny Epic games.
i would like a BOARD GAMES accordion please
Why yes, I did put the video on 1/4 speed and pause it repeatedly just so I can read all 100 reasons why Carcassonne is a classic
That Tom is a cool dude. I hope he's having a good day
This Allo-allo music is grand
I played this game some time ago. I thought it was fine, but nothing to write home about. Your review makes it sound much more fun. That then gives you a check of success on being a reviewer. Fine job sir.
Is that the big Hero Realms box behind you?? That's my favorite deck builder! :D
Please make a review of that
tried to get hold of some Cornish Lust but it's sold out everywhere😔
Well done! Thanks for the teview
Loved the review. Here's to hoping you get yourself a beautiful...not garage...to review in, in the future!
As someone who works in video, I feel "imagine I filmed b-roll of this" on a very deep level.
The wine bottle is labeled carcassonne. Lol.
I just realised, that the bottle of red wine is in fact "Cornish Lust" strawberry liqueur... o.O Also: great review! Merci!
garage man with a blessed soul
"I hope you're comfortable" Well I was...
Agg,same with me until I saw this comment
Carcassone is euroish and crunchy with expansions...even juicy...
Btw this game looks fun...you could maybe try "small islands"..a very under the radar tile placing game...
Why is he drinking a glass of candle-milk? 😉
Loved the review. 👍🏻
Great video. Like the script and the host.
It unnerves me how much he looks like Daniel Radcliffe every time I watch his awesome videos... The same with the other 2, Gok Wan and Mark Watson. You decide the order
I now want to know more about Leo and why he makes Carcassonne as good as it is
A grate presentation would like see u style grow with each presentation . And deffenatly need a whats in my collection video soon
As a French person I am obligated to hate it purely on the basis that the original nickname of Paris is "La Ville-Lumière" and not "La Cité de la Lumière". Yes both can be translated to "City of Lights" but THE SUBTEXT IS NOT THE SAME OKAY
(jk this looks really fun)
'Allo 'Allo theme... 10/10.
Is Tom drinking neat Ribenna???
i had to do that take 16 times it was a sickly sweet disaster
Self-Isolating Tom looks like Tom from later seasons of The Blacklist
The first round tiles don't look great from a colour blindness point of view...
I was under the impression that blue and orange was usually considered a safe pair, used in the Ishihara test to find malingerers? Do I need to reassess some of my graphic design practices?
@@MWA35 orange is all good, but the other 2 (blue and purple?) are not easy to distinguish (for my colourblind eyes anyway)
Love seeing Hyperborea in the collection. Underappreciated game!
Merde!
Ribena, tu me manques.
Emma en Bretagne.
PS. A litre carton of Ribena was my go to hangover cure in my very, very long distant student days - chock full of Vitamin C, sugar and great for rehydration.
Also very good when you have a sore throat for the same reasons and it's so soothing as it goes down.
Only 37 seconds in and this is AMAZING. Good job!
And that Carcassone list made it even better.
Yellow subs. Love it. A master at work.