Endeavor: Age of Sail - Playthrough - slickerdrips
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Thanks for the fantastic playthrough Tom! Very much appreciated.
bought this game off this video
You are a fucking rock star for taking the time to edit out unnecessary decision making to show a clear flow of the game when you know how to play it. THANK YOU!
I just got my copy of this recently, Tom. I am hoping it hits the table very soon. Thank you for the playthrough!
I saw the final version in Essen, it looks amazing!
@@slickerdrips I have not cracked open the box yet. It will be opened for sure in 2019.
Fuck I like you. I appreciate how you rationally disarm your detractors. Great review, game looks awesome.
Thx for the review, loved your analysis of the slavery mechanic, both on a gameplay and on a philosophical standpoint. This game invites this discussion by cleverly introducing it in a historical context, while morally "condemning" it through the abolition of slavery card. Thanks for not avoiding that discussion and not glossing over what is a crime against humanity.
Just backed this game much due to this video, great job!
Answered all the questions i could have had! Thank you :)
Great playthrough mine comes in today and this was amazing thank you!
I hope to have this game soon. Thanks for the the video. 👍
“Quality of life change.” I really like that.
My, did I get the wrong impression when I saw a blurb on Google +... I thought this was a video game similar to Age of Empires (my personal favorite). I used to love board games when I was growing up especially one called Battle Cry, modeled on the American Civil War. This appears interesting but even if I were to want to play, finding someone else, at my age, who would be even mildly interested or mentally capable of playing it would require overcoming vast distances ( a block or two with a walker is a motherfucker) and quite possibly time travel. I will, however, leave you with a like and wish you the very best.
Have you seen the size of the box? Carrying it with your walker would make it even worse!! As for playing games, have you seen the online sites such as BGA and Yucata? Endevor isn't there as yet but of others.
47:35 You incorrectly give Marty 1VP for a ship instead of a city so the final score of the game should be a tie 73-73!
Thanks Jon, prefer ties :D
Thank you for a review, it's a solid Euro game, very nicely streamlined by the looks of it, but the scoring is clunky, really clunky, from scoring victory points on the map to having no scoring track to remember the scores
We've added a stretch goal to the game. It's a score pad. Makes things a lot easier to track.
Also the rulebook has a suggestion in it for using the discs at the end of the game to mark the glory points on the board and then you just have to count the discs.
From the Working Rulebook:
"An effective way todo this is to remove all of your discs from Shipping Tracks and Open Sea spaces, leaving only those on Cities, Links, and Trade Routes. Then place extra discs onto the links you control, and 1 extra disc onto any 2-GloryCity you control. Finally remove your discs on Trade Routes. Count the discs remaining on the board to get your score."
6:56 I thought to occupy in a colony (ie. outside of Europe) you had to finish the shipping lane for that colony. Is that not correct?
This looks like a good Euro game with a them I find interesting. Too bad it isn't available at a decent price right now. I should have bought it at Essen.
Any chance you are in the states? It just became available today on Cool Stuff for $50.49 which seems like a decent price to me since it retails for $70.
@@theercs Thanks, will check it.
14:40: You occupy the city in a closed region, because you have presence there. I thought the rule says you can not occupy cities or shipping lanes in closed regions?
Suddenly now I see the notification popping up admitting your error. So it's clarified.
Great video as always. As a owner of the original edition, i am surprised by the fact that you can draw a card from a region even if the region is not opened. Why this rule was changed ? What is the purpose ?
From the change notes they sent me: "This new rule is a major success-accelerating aspect and is why Governors are not on the decks during setup"
can shipping lanes be attacked inorder to establish dominance in the lane, if not doesn't it sound reasonable
Good job on the reivew. @26:00 shouldn't the dumby player have shipped and taken North America?
You are correct. In the Klingon subtitles the skipping of the dummy players turn was noted first at 7:27 and no additional notes were made after that.
Looks great, very much appreciated your play trough, but I have a question, you used the occupy action more than once for regions that aren’t open, I checked the new rules and they say that for the draw action the region doesn’t need to be open, but that’s not the case for the occupy action. Am I missing something?
Cheers
Fábio you are correct! At 14:40 there is a klingon subtitle noting that the region must be open in order to perform the occupy action. Thanks!
Steve Ercolini thanks. My bad for not turning on the subtitles.
Is there a victory point tracker to make final scoring easier?
There is an unlocked/completed stretch goal on the Kickstarter for a scoring pad for use in final scoring. Also the rulebook has a suggestion in it for using the discs at the end of the game to mark the glory points on the board and then you just have to count the discs.
Thanks
At roughly 7:20, should Marty not have followed his occypy action by one for the dummy player - or is this not relevant in Europe?
You are correct! The klingon subtitle was later in the video. I have moved it up to this first instance of skipping the dummy player. Thanks!
Man up and just stop trying to explain the slavery thing. It's a game...
I've never manned up, it'd be a bit of a cop out for me to start now
slickerdrips It makes the situation MORE awkward by spending so much time stumbling over your words trying to explain it.
I don’t doubt that, I’m not so good at the serious stuff but I don’t think it’s worth not discussing something integral to the game to avoid awkwardness
So what if people were oppressed? "MAN UP BRAH". As awkward as it is I'd rather the reviewers address it rather than ignore it. It also happens to be one of the main mechanisms of the game.
Andrew Varga Discussing the mechanism is fine, and necessary. But viewers don't need to have the presenter rationalize behavior in which he doesn't engage. Every rational person in the world knows that slavery is bad, and this is a game review, not a social-justice course.