Love Letter & Coup: Fine Brothers and Felicia Day Join Wil Wheaton
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Wil Wheaton and guests the Fine Brothers and Felicia play Love Letter, and Coup in this week's episode of TableTop!
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*WIL WHEATON
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Executive Producer * WIL WHEATON
Executive Producer * FELICIA DAY
Executive Producer * SHERI BRYANT
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Producer * ADAM LAWSON
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Director * JENNIFER ARNOLD
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*FELICIA DAY
*BENNY FINE
*RAFI FINE
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god i love this series. i have no reason to comment other than to drive up the metrics and pretend that it will result in another season.
I will also join in the comment game, but at least they seem to have another board game show on this channel!
LOL
"I am living *rent-free* in your *head*".
"I've been living in your head for so long *I'm re-painting the inside of your skull*".
Wil has ALL THE QUOTES XD
"The distant future of a fictional world.." LOL
Vladislav Kostin 2edgy4me
Fredrick Everson How the hell would that be considered anywhere near the realm of "edgy"?
Vladislav Kostin Recycled joke from when they played the Resistance.
***** doesn't get old)
*wink wink*
That second round of Coup was one of the most impressive things I've seen on this show. I'm pretty sure that may have been the first time Wil's gaming skill level was truly, properly on display.
He said he got a captain, then discarded that card as a duke. So he clearly didn't have a duke in the beginning of the game, and we'll never know what that card was. Probably an assassin which he was saving as backup while calling it a duke to build up assassination money.
Little correction of rules of Coup, for anyone interested (I can't really tell if they played right from the video, so maybe they were):
1. When someone loses a card it's not random. The person who loses it can choose which one he/she discards.
2. The way the ambassador works is that you take two cards from the deck exchange them with your cards however you like (you can swap 0,1 or 2 or just pretend) then shuffle back the two cards you're not keeping.
3. Most people keep forgetting this, but when someone wins a challenge by showing they had the card they claimed they shuffle that card back into the deck before drawing a new one, so there's a chance that they'll draw the exact same card they put back.
Anyway I loved the video. I may actually get a version of Love Letter ( I saw there are a bunch)
Wil: "I was a Handmaster, but then I got married."
Me: HOLY SHIT WIL
Why is this series not being done anymore?
It's so fun! We don't get entertainment like this anymore unfort
Check out No Rolls Barred. They do full game playthroughs and are very funny.
G&S owners, Legendary Entertainment, wanted to push their streaming platform hard, and forced Tabletop, among others, to focus on that platform.
Wheaton didn't agree with that decision, and apparently there were other issues behind the scene as well. He even sued them over a breach of contract unrelated to Tabletop. IIRC he won the lawsuit.
Legendary seems to have royally fucked themselves, with some rather large money makers fleeing fast (see Critical Role's earnings nowadays).
There are plenty of channels who make those types of videos, just not as much production value/$ behind it, so it feels more "Amateur" But it's also fun.
Board as Hell from FunHaus is also fun...
@@rafapopawski2559 Yes, I guess you're right
Years later, I watched this mini game play for the first time. And I have re-watched the second half of Coup four times now.
I have never seen or felt anything as confident as Wil in the last game. And MAAAAAN the strategy and approach was ON POINT!
Next to Roll for It, Fury of Dracula and Eldrich Horror, this is my favourite scene to watch
You're supposed to shuffle the cards back into the deck when you reveal one of your cards from a challenge.
Pad Ster They also borked the Ambassador role. You should be drawing 2 cards, choosing 2, and putting 2 back. Having it be a 1 for 1 exchange makes it a pathetically weak card.
Pad Ster for Coup? I was wondering about that, because that's how we played it too. The way they played it I feel would shorten the game & allow deductive card counting (since I believe there are 3 of each character).
***** I don't think you're allowed to pretend to fail a challenge. Not to mention, it doesn't sound like a good tactic.
Chris Brown You are allowed to deliberately fail a challenge by revealing a non-matching character - it's unlikely to be a good tactic, but there are some edge cases where it might pay off (and if you're playing the long-game, throwing off people who think they can read you is a benefit)
There's a thread over on BoardGameGeek where Rikki Tahta (Coup's creator) clarified the matter.
Chris Brown That's a good question, I'm not sure if a player is allowed to bluff failing a challenge or not! One can't fake winning a challenge though. But WNivek may be right!
Errrrr, in Coup when you get called out and prove that you are the role you say you are, you don't discard that role. It goes back into the deck.
House Rules. Whenever they make a mistake, it's because of House Rules.
Haha well I suppose that's as good an excuse as any.
Coup Rules: This is accurate, as far as when I played, too.It really is a different game, and I think a ton more fun, in addition to being the rule.If cards go back into the deck, then it is harder to figure out what role someone is. The ambassador becomes much more valuable. And by the way, I saw little card switching in this game of coup. The assassin is a great bluff if you don't have someone you'd like because switching cards is not a risk someone usually wants to call you out on.Anyway, Coup is great, and like The Resistance, has a high social aspect, though sometimes you have to give it a break after spending a lot of time lying to your friends :)
Yeah that’s right cuz in a game with six players you might just run out of cards in the first round
at about 10 minutes in, wil does announce that hes playing wils house rules
12:16 "Listen I am honest!"
Cue highlight reel from Season 1's "The Resistance" episode
noble vegas Season 2
Laura Saldana See what too much TableTop gets you? lol Thanks
noble vegas yea its bad lol
FOR THE RECORD: In COUP, I'm pretty sure when someone challenges one of your cards and you win, you don't discard the card (turning it face up), you shuffle it back in the deck and draw a new card. If you loose a card from being couped, assasinated, or lose a challenge, then the card does actually get turned face up (and stays that way). I don't think that's the way they were playing. Sorry Wil. You're great. I still love you.
I own the game and in the rules its explicitly if any card is removed from any person's possession that it returns to the deck and gets shuffled. This is especially beneficial for 6 person games which is the game's max player limit and there being 15 cards in the deck *3 copies per role*
Coup looks amazing, gotta have to get myself that, love bluffing games. Especially this focused on the bluffing
Did you know that there is a app about it?!?!?! And it's free, the only thing that is different from the board game is the design of the cards, but they do the same thing.
Everday! get it. so worth it.
Adil Zafar Is it only for iOs? Cant find it on the play store
Adil Zafar Unless everyone has a smart phone I am not sure how this would work very well.
+Adil Zafar There is also no 'foreign aid' in the app. You can purchase the original and other card faces for a couple bucks.
The poker player in Wil really came out in Coup...
I think they were wrong about the cards... You aren't the card in your hand. I think that is who YOU, the player, are passing love letters to to get them to the princess. So, if you have the princess card, then you're writing directly to her and not passing the notes to someone else first...
thisisatonofbs Yes, the description says the players themselves are the Suitors trying for the hand of the Princess (and don't forget the kingdom that goes with it). The cards are the members of the court that the players get to carry their love letters.
thisisatonofbs Pretty much, yes. If you discard the Princess card, it's like saying the Princess had your letter and ripped it up, because she's not interested or she was caught with the letter. That's why it's an instant loss for you.
Indeed. A round represents a day. At the end of the day, the mail carrier that is closest to the princess (left-corner number) slips her the letter and she goes to her chambers to read it.
thisisatonofbs This is how I've always felt it to be. :)
thisisatonofbs Thank you for making this correction lol. Basically this means if you have the 8 you are handing the letter to the princess directly.
Ah this was a blast. Thanks for having us!
TheFineBros You guys were great! Also, added to my life goal list: play a game of Coup with Benny.
TheFineBros Great job guys! Did you ever find out what Wil's hand was at the end? It's driving me nuts, so I know you guys at least TRIED to find out what he had! lol
TheRealNightmare9 Not sure how you managed it, but you failed at being a troll... How does it feel to be useless at everything? I would normally say, "nice try." at least, but you just fail so hard lol. You should really take your own advice kiddo, save yourself , and the world a lot of time. :)
TheFineBros You guys did a "fine" job. Say hi to Larry for me.
TheRealNightmare9 I am so disappointed in trolls these days. They are just so damn lazy and lame anymore.
So many great moments in this!
*Benny*: "Well, because if you have three and you have the Assassin and there's no Contessa's then it does make sense to kill Felicia."
*Wil*: "Benny you're dead."
**GASP**
That second round of Coup was masterful. Well done, Wil Wheaton.
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I agree
That was fucking beautiful. Wil played them so hard it wasn't even fair. Ben's cool collapsed entirely while Raf and Felicia just weren't confident enough from the start. Never seen a game of Coup owned so hard without the need for luck
... That's not the lore of love letter. The person in your hand is the person carrying your letter. not the person writing it...
I'm real fun at parties.
Matthew This was my exact thought and was the reason I decided to read through the comments... in order to see if anyone else caught this lol
Matthew Oh good you saved me the trouble of making this comment myself. Because as we all know, the most important thing about Love Letter is the *lore*.
cyber952 It really is. :)
Joking aside the little story that the creators came up with and the descriptions they gave to all the people are my favorite things about this game.
Matthew Eh, I like their version better.
Felicia playing a king carrying a random letter to his daughter isn't nearly as fun as Felicia playing a King *writing* a *LOVE* letter to his daughter. :D
A prince writing to his sister, I didn't realize this was Game of Thrones.
Prince looks more like Gilderoy Lockhart..
Susanne Stokkebekk-Bøhm yes! Finally I was looking for this comment.
Definitely, or maybe like Simon Baker in the Mentalist
It's totally Brad Pitt
thank you it was driving me nuts!
Yes!!
I love when RUclipsrs are on the show
Gidon Yes it awesome
Gidon I love it when formerly legit celebrities I recognize are on the show.
Gidon I loved it when freakin napoleon dynamite was on the show
Gidon I just love the set dressing.
Yaaay I went to the international TableTop day this year and was gifted Love Letter for playing it, really cool from them! I hugged the lady. =D
Aw come on, PLEASE get an hour long episode of Coup with Wil and anyone else, great great episode, my favorite of this season.
Vanguardmetrics ruclips.net/video/nPTV6W5SG8s/видео.html
13:12 Nah, no reactions allowed. They don't want to have to pay you.
"I read Bigfoot porn." ~ Felicia 24:17
The Dork Knight "... send me a life size Bigfoot please" - Felicia Day on twitter. It is probably unrelated, but....
She then says she is part of group called "Vaginal fantasy". Clearly it's a group for women who fantasize about them having sex. These women must have not had sex.
In Love Letter, the characters in the cards aren't writing letters to the princess. We, the players, write the letters, and the person we hold in our hand is the person that has our letter at the moment. At the end of the day (the deck runs out) we want our letter to be the only one or to be in possession of the person closest to the princess (the higher the number, the closer to the princess). If your character gets caught with your letter, they burn it (you're out of the round) and the next morning the princess talks about her suitor during breakfast (so the winner of a round begins next round). I really like how the game tells a story via gameplay. This is why a guard can't accuse another guard, they are the same character holding multiple letters from different players.
Whenever I play this with my friends, it inevitably devolves into throwing down guards and yelling "YOU HAVE THE BARON" until everyone's dead. It's great.
The Prince doesn't look like Brad Pitt, he looks like Willem Dafoe
He's obviously Kenneth Branagh as Gilderoy Lockhart.
+peccantis Excactly what I was thinking,
Robert Redford I thought
I was totally thinking Redford.
He's f*ing Rob Lowe
I really dislike that we didn't get to see will's cards at the end, I can understand why he didn't want to show the cards to the other players when he was about to play another game, but as a decision for the show it is terribly unfulfilling!
This is why poker shows have hole cameras.
Is there any chance the cards can be remembered and might show up in the Gag reel or extended cut?
Still I really love the show keep up the good work ^^
Will I love you.
Not in a psychotic way, of course.
These board games with witty banter are amazing.
I love seeing the players having a good time together and having a good time.
Keep up the good work my friend.
Joseph Girard More extended editions please!
Four rules errors this week!
1) flavour in Love Letter is that the card in your hand is who currently holds your letter - on your turn, they can hand it off and act on your behalf, or keep it and get someone else to intervene for you. This is why you can't name Guard with a Guard (that and it would be boring) - there's only one Guard and she's not about to frisk herself...
2) In the Tempest edition of Love Letter, you're supposed to keep your individual discards for a tie-breaker - if, say, the highest cards left are the two Princes, then the tied players compare their discards and whoever discarded the highest total value wins the tie (if it's still tied, then tough)
3) The only cards removed from the game in Coup are the lost influence - cards revealed to prove you had them go back in the deck (and are shuffled in before you draw your replacement card)
4) The Ambassador lets you draw two cards from the deck, and put two cards back, not just replace one.
Wil's pokerface is unreadable and man was he really fantastic at reading the other players. It was like watching a master in action. Well played Wil, well played.
Seriously Tabletop? The prince *obviously* looks like a young Robert Redford.
No, he looks like Anthony Andrews!
totally Robert Redford
David Grenier I'm so glad somebody else thought this!
David Grenier I think the prince looks just like Peter O'Toole.
David Grenier Yes! I was trying to remember his name
Has Jim Parsons been offered a seat on tabletop?
Bakorafanboy13 if he joins, he will have his spot on the losers couch :D
Bakorafanboy13 Jim Parsons would be an incredible guest, I think.
Bakorafanboy13 I mentioned this like a year ago and apparently Wil doesnt think it would be a good idea. Jim isnt that much of a gamer as he appears on the show =(((
TheLooseeye They have had non gamers on the show before.
TTate But Jim is reportedly neither a big geek or gamer.
2 Issues with the episode:
1.IN the Coup rules when you "Ambassador" and trade cards with the deck or you get called out and proved that you were not lying...the cards go back into the deck they don't go to the discard pile.
2. Might be my monitor, but it looks like the makeup person screwed up. there is a ton of yellow blotch on everyone's face and neck.
But great episode, good people...and damn Wil I want to play Coup against you. My daughter and I will play this game for hours and she is the only person that can beat me in our group of 10. Bring is Wheaton! See who will get in whos head then sucka!
Nobody looked yellow on my screen.
I love how there seems to be this little rivalry between Felicia and Benny. It's amazing
So Wil discarded the assassing (which was the 3rd assassin revealed) and kept a contessa which was basically useless? Pro moves.
Yeah I don't think he thought that one through.
pro skills
I think he just wanted to discard the assassin so that he could pretend the last card he had was something other than the contessa because the other players would have thought the same thing you are thinking and that he had something more valuable than the assassin.
The Fine Bros. are so adorable. And Felicia is really adorable too. Tbh I loved everyone in the video and want to see the four of them play together again in the future.
Love Letter and Coup are now property of Fine Brothers Entertainment. This video and comment section belong to them.
The last round of Coup has got to be one of the sickest wins I've seen. Fantastic videos, very enjoyable to watch!
the brothers an felicia? gotta be a Fine Day
We totally need more games like COUP..
I don't care all that much if the game is played with 100% perfect rules, the rules as played made sense to me and the game was SOOO full of tension.. I was sitting at my screen screaming YOUR LYING WHEATON, YOUR NO DAMN DUKE..
That was soo much fun, more games like this guys, really easy to get into and a TON of fun to watch.
Wow the dude is a tool in all parts of his life.
GJ Wil for not freaking out on him and being a professional :)
Who's a tool?
Interesting. I always interpreted the plot for Love Letter differently. YOU were trying to write to her and your card is the character in which you get that letter to her. So having the Princess card meant you were giving the letters to her directly. Having a King meant you were using the King to deliver the letters and so on. You competed with the others for success letter delivery and the person with the most letters wins!
That Prince card reminded me of Gilderoy Lockhart! :P
I freaking love Love Letter! I do like the Kanai Factory edition better, not only for its aesthetic appeal but also because if you have the 7 (which in that version is the Minister instead of the Countess) and 5, 6, or 8 at the same time in your hand you are out of the game. It makes it a bit more challenging by making that card a double-edged sword.
Any response to the Fine Bros. pending copyright?
I always thought is was a tragemarking issue?
Felicia says having a male handmaid would be weird. Which is funny because she had Dean Winchester as her handmaid in "LARP and the Real Girl" on Supernatural.
When I played Love Letter for the first time, my friend played a guard as a first play and guessed my baron, just out of the blue. It was awful, there was a lot of screaming and laughing and i had to sit out the first round hahahha
Lol when me and my friends play Love Letter we always guess Baron when we use a Guard... its like the running joke.
I love Felicia. "Corsetry, falconry, and...deception."
Can I say how much I love TableTop? I live in a small small town, with out people to play these games with. Watching these shows connects me to something I enjoy. .. Thank You
To be fair, Wil is right. Felicia has a history of playing him like a cheap fiddle.
Chris Wolfe Out of tune and prone to break at any moment?
"I've been living inside your head so long, I'm repainting the inside of your skull."
Best Line in Tabletop history!!!
Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki should be on tabletop
Xataret they should be, but do they even play these games?
jherrenor Many of the guests haven't played the games they play in their episodes, and a major purpose for the show is to get more people to play more games. If they don't play, and/or they don't play these games, then they are qualified to be on the show, aside from schedules and other personal reasons to not come out to play.
Xataret and Mark Sheppard :)
Yes :D Mark Sheppard too
ehcmier but they also have to be INTERESTED in coming on the show. This is reportedly the reason Jim Parsons hasn't been on (he's not a nerd or gamer and doesn't really care about the gaming scene at all).
I love watching this show. So many good games and so many good jokes. It makes me so happy
I would still love to see "Weird Al" come on the show! ♡
Awesome symbols in the background for Coup. "Props" to whoever made those.
Wil reacting to how these guys play the game is pretty dangerous. Did they bring their lawyers in to make sure the contract was being adhered to?
*full round of applause*
Love Letter was not one of those games I wanted to see again, but Coup definitely is. Wil finally showing off his poker mind reading skills was great to watch.
i think they're playing coup wrong. if you reveal a card truthfully after being called out, it should be returned to the deck, and the deck should be shuffled. it shouldn't be be going off to the side with lost influence cards.
Coup was very entertaining to watch. Everyone second-guessing and bluffing makes for good tension.
Damn I tried my best not to react in anyway to this video, cause I'm scared of the being sued.
explain!
@@nothingyet120 Fine Bros
So much Fun with Coup! Were playing it with Reformation expansion.
Surprised the bros. didn't get mad and sue when Wil was looking for a reaction
love how you described the story for Love Letter
don't react to the fine brothers' cards or love letters. they'll sue you.
sighs
Im glad i found this series a while ago. Love Letter is the first game outside of monopoly,life, scrabble and its so much fun when trying to kill some time
Teens/Elders/Kids react to table top :D
Wow that Coup game looks like a ton of fun. And the artwork is beautiful.
I hate Resistance with a burning passion, but I think Coup is quite fun, My friends and I have really started to crack down on each other since we started playing it. We all think we can tell when another is lying now (We can't).
***** Pretty much. Taste in gaming is pretty wildly varied, so it doesn't surprise me that I met my mirror in this area. All of my buddies give me crap about disliking Resistance because I'm usually the last person they need to get a game going. I hate to be the stick in the mud, but I seriously dislike the game that much. I just can't play it anymore.
imaloony8 how do you feel about One Night?
SuperWolfkin I don't like werewolf much either, really. Part of the problem is that I used to go to a large Board Game club and games of werewolf usually absorbed most of the club for several hours, which made it really difficult to play any non-werewolf game, so I've got a bias against it from the start. I also dislike these games where one person can get booted out right from the start and then gets to sit by with their thumbs up their butt doing nothing for the rest of the game. In a short game like Coup that's not a problem, but Werewolf games can go long depending on how big the group is and how much they debate each decision. Like I said, it's a game that kinda screws a few people out of fun, so I'm pretty heavily against playing it when one of my friends suggests it.
imaloony8 Worst punishment for losing werewolf ever but probably a good way to keep them from screwing the game up for everyone else.....
Or did you not mean the thumb thing literally?
imaloony8 He mentioned 1 night which you may want to look into, it has typical werewolf roles but all the action happens in 1 night/day cycle and victory/defeat happens based on who gets voted to die that 1 day
No game gets in your head more than Coup. LOVE IT!
They do have a male equivalent of a handmaid. The term is valet.
True, but a valet wouldn't serve the princess, helping her with bathing and dressing. How scandalous!
GriffinPilgrim
Eat greasy foods and
hot smelly farts come
out.
They should come back and play the first two player game on tabletop, Star Realms, and settle the tie with this AMAZING GAME!! It would be awesome and showcase another great game to people who haven't played it! :)
It hurts seeing all the rules in coup ignored.
I didn't see anything especially wrong.
For one cards that are revealed does not get eliminated from the game, they are shuffled back in the deck. The only cards that are eliminated are cards that player discards for lost influence. Duke can't block stealing and Assassin can't back on an assassination attempt.
Daniel Filippus They never used a Duke to block a steal. And the card thing didn't really change the outcome that much.
didn't change the game? It completeley changed the whole foundation!
Daniel Filippus I respectfully disagree.
Fun with the Fine Brothers! And Wil and Felicia ;) I always thought Benny was younger so I learned something new!
What a Fine Fine Day, Wheaton. (See what I did there? Ha?)
Come on Bro, ya better than this.
"The producers are telling me we are out of time." I found that VERY interesting. This is a show that is edited, so it would seem like a time limit would be imposed in editing, not during filming. The only things I can figure are A) the producers have a set raw footage to episode length ratio and knew they were up against it, or B) one of the players needed to go, and they didn't want that revealed in the episode. One thing that did impact this was the inability to skip ahead, since these games were shorter.
Felicia Day What's wrong with Yes lyrics? ;)
Steve C The problem is not Yes lyrics. The problem is the guy wasn't creative enough to come up with his own words and copied them from Yes instead.
Otherwise, Yes lyrics are awesome ;) .
Steve C After she said, that, I'd have immediately been like, "Felicia…move me onto _any_ black square. _Use_ me... _any time you want._ Just remember that the goal…is for us all…to capture…
…only _one._ Realtalk."
x^D
Albe Van Hanoy Since Felicia apparently didn't go for the guy, is it safe to assume that he was the owner of a lonely heart?
sheetedkid Just Leave It with these jokes. You're getting Close to the Edge.
Steve C Maybe, I guess he was too roundabout for her?
I choked on my drink when Felicia said "I'm honest 100% of the time"
The Prince really looks like Robert Redford.
This is one of my favourite episodes - bring back tabletop 😭😭😭😭
"Yes. The distant future of a fictional world..."
*wink wink nudge nudge*
Wil can live rent-free in my head as long as he wants.
Maybe the King and Princess were just trolling everyone; creating a scandal about "secret" love letters just to prank the nobles.
Or maybe the fine bros created the whole thing so they could copyright the word "prank"
+Jacqueline Leiman oh pardon my wording, I meant, "social experiment"
I'd be interested to see the guy on the far left play his hand at 17:54 and see if he drew the princess, or if he lied about having her when Wil guessed he had her during his turn...
He looks like Willam Defoe!!!!! Not Brad Pitt!
ZuchinniOne Robert Redford.
ZuchinniOne Actually he looks more like Cliff Richard
I was thinking Rob Lowe
ZuchinniOne I was gonna go with Kenneth Branagh as Gilderoy Lockhart
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anatole69 This.
Can't believe I have only just found Table Top. Freakn awesome!
Bet they regret this one now.
Up the comment ladder you go!
+Brosidon_86 Bet they don't!
+Brosidon_86 Are you waiting for a reaction?
+Nostradamuzzzz you said the r word ur gonna get copyrighted
+Brosidon_86 so manipulative ;)
The meta which developed at our table was to use Guard early and call Princess or Countess against the other players. You'd be surprise how often it works.
Be careful! These "fine" brothers might just strike you for copyright infringement if you don't give them 50% of your ad revenue! :D
Beastly or if he said "react" to the turn 😂
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Coup is always our starter game for game nights
one of the fine brothers always remind me of a fish, hes eyes are so weird.
It's called Innsmouth Syndrome. It's a serious condition
Coup turned out to be a lot more fun than I thought. I really enjoyed it. We played about 10 games in a row
This is surreal... It's like when the Simpsons met Family Guy!
My heart got racing so much during coup, all the mind games were crazy. I want to know what Wil had so bad.
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Love this show and Wil Wheaton, so this is a contribution, not a critique. I counted three errors in the Coup rules. (1) If you have to turn your card over to prove who you are and you're actually who you said you were your card gets shuffled back into the deck and you pick a new card. If you weren't who you said you were, you turn your card over and leave it there in front of you as your second influence/card (but you can't use it anymore). (2) If you try to assassinate someone, you are bluffing, and they call you on it, you do not have to turn in your three coins (but you do lose an influence/card and you get to choose which card you lose). If you were the assassin but the player you attempted to assassinate claims a Contessa to block but you don't challenge the Contessa, you lose your three coins as the assassination attempt failed. (3) Anyone can challenge another player at any time if they think they are bluffing--not just the player who is in the defensive position.