How to Play only - Brass: Birmingham How to Play by Heavy Cardboard
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2020
- Are you interested in learning how to play Brass: Birmingham? Here is your chance! Edward, from Heavy Cardboard, teaches you how to play in this video.
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Full video (Teaching, Play-through, & Round table discussion): • Brass: Birmingham 4p T...
Play-through Only: • Play-through only - Br...
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I don't think I've ever heard a more beautiful explanation for a game.
This is one of the best board game guides/ gameplay channels hands down. It is comprehensive and speaks to a beginner rather than shoving things in a "learn in 10 minutes." Great simple sequential explanation. Thank you.
That’s very kind of you to say, thank you! Martin did an amazing job on this, for sure!
I love how he kept referring to the actual historical people and events! It made this teach so interesting.👍
Best introduction to this game ever!!! Only British man can properly explain this map as it should be explained!!! AWESOME!!!
Really appreciated the historical themes being explained. It felt quite tripy when the peacock fountain in christhurch (nz) was mentioned as it is my home town and I have sat by that very fountain and had coffee and biscuits more than once. I am totally revved about this game now! It's amazing how much board games can make you feel connected to historic subject matter which can otherwise be very dry and sometimes difficult to appreciate the relevance of.
This is the most thorough and genuinely interesting teach I've seen
This is my fav game in my collection. The subject matter and artwork pulled me in but the mechanics pushed it over the top!
Really liked the historic aspect of this play through since I know very little of this time period. So it was helpful to get into the theme of the game.
The best teach HC ever presented!
This intro really helped me feel a connection to the game, even though I’m from the US. I grew up in the heart of US steel and coal country (not to mention historical glass and textile manufacturing), now I’m kind of hoping for a Brass: Pittsburgh.
The river theme applies too lol
Enjoying the local flavor in this teach. And while I still find some of the rules around some of the resources to be unintuitive and a bit too abstract, I’ll at least remember the rules based on your explanations, I also appreciate that you started off a little broad in scope then got into specifics, as opposed to other videos or the rule book which delves into Building (the most complicated action) right out of the gate.
Very good video
I only have one question.
When we make sell action, in rulebook says that after we sell to the market we have to flip that market tile as well, doesn't matter if we use market beer or not, in that case there will be no more sales available for other players in that market (assuming there is no more unfliped tiles in that spot)??
So I have to be connected not to any market, but to right market with right good, then after sale tile is flipped and others cannot use this time of building again for sale?
Pls reply.
People don't check comments for old videos very often. If you have a rules question, the best place to go is the relevant forum on Board Game Geek.
That said, you don't flip the market tiles, so you can sell all the time to that market location for the entire game. (Flipping a market is a rule in Age of Industry, but that's a different game.)
How crazy you are from Walsall 🤩
It takes me half an hour to earn a loaf of breaf.
Whos explaining the game? Is that Martin Wallace or a different Martin? Absolutely excellent narrative and engaging history for the game, btw.
Different Martin.