Correction. At 7:14. The new starting player is a player to the left of the player who was last to play a mandate. Not to the left from the last starting player.
The Gameplay is every similar to SHOGUN from MB gamemaster series. It was part of a series of big box games with lots of plastic miniatures, Axis&Allies was partbof this series to...
Correction at 3:57 - when you betray and replace enemy units with your own from reserve, you place a *different* type of unit, unless it's a monster then it can be the same. Units on the board you own can replace any unit. Besides Daimyos.
Everything youve said here is wrong Quote from page 18 of the rulebook " ...immediately replaces them with figures of the same type that they have in their own Reserve. You cannot replace 2 figures belonging to the same player, replace an opponent’s figure with one of yours that is already on the board, or replace an opponent’s figure with one from your Reserve that’s a different type"
I believe playing Betray when in an alliance not only immediately breaks an alliance but drops your clan to the bottom of the honor track, not just down one slot. Can someone confirm this?
I need to play Ankh more, but I will say I find Rising Sun more enjoyable. People like making (and breaking!) alliances here, while the forced god merge rarely seems to make players excited.
"rising sun is a game about whatever cause why not?" Great way to start a video. If you don't sound at least interested in playing it 20 seconds in, why would I want to watch you play it for even 5 minutes? Enjoy that one click, cause it's the last of mine you'll get
But that's not what he said. "Rising Sun is the game in which clans fight for control of feudal Japan because you know why not." But this appears to be a video to explain most of the rules of a complicated game in surprisingly little time. Not them playing it. So he's trying to keep it short and sweet, but with a little attitude because it ends with a sarcastic "did you get all that?"
Thanks for this. It's a great way for me to revise the rules ahead of my game tomorrow.
Correction. At 7:14. The new starting player is a player to the left of the player who was last to play a mandate. Not to the left from the last starting player.
Thank you! We'll add that to the description.
I'm going to be playing this game with my local gaming group soon. It sounds like there is a lot going on. Nice. :)
Great video, saved me loads of reading and rereading of the rulebook!
The Gameplay is every similar to SHOGUN from MB gamemaster series. It was part of a series of big box games with lots of plastic miniatures, Axis&Allies was partbof this series to...
This looks pretty cool, I might get it
Never mind that shit expensive
Yeou explained this better in 8 minutes than my friend did in 16
Did your friend also have a RUclips channel, script and edited vIdeo?
My mates just spent an hour
Quick question... Are there two editions of Rising Sun? It would see you have more models than me >~
Yes, this video includes some components from the Kickstarter version of the game!
Great video! Thank you!
We can't play this in 2 at all without breaking rules? I love the game, but Idk if I should buy it since I can only play in 2
Can we compare it with scythe ?
This seems a lot like 8-minute empire
Correction at 3:57 - when you betray and replace enemy units with your own from reserve, you place a *different* type of unit, unless it's a monster then it can be the same. Units on the board you own can replace any unit. Besides Daimyos.
Everything youve said here is wrong
Quote from page 18 of the rulebook
" ...immediately replaces them with figures of the same
type that they have in their own Reserve. You cannot replace 2 figures belonging
to the same player, replace an opponent’s figure with one of yours that is already
on the board, or replace an opponent’s figure with one from your Reserve that’s
a different type"
I believe playing Betray when in an alliance not only immediately breaks an alliance but drops your clan to the bottom of the honor track, not just down one slot. Can someone confirm this?
its just one shot
Similar to Ankh.
I need to play Ankh more, but I will say I find Rising Sun more enjoyable. People like making (and breaking!) alliances here, while the forced god merge rarely seems to make players excited.
Too bad alot of the pieces are now paper cutouts.
4 different rules wrong.
and not correcting said wrong rules is basically pointless
or at least pointing out what was wrong, this comment is so useless
"rising sun is a game about whatever cause why not?" Great way to start a video.
If you don't sound at least interested in playing it 20 seconds in, why would I want to watch you play it for even 5 minutes?
Enjoy that one click, cause it's the last of mine you'll get
But that's not what he said.
"Rising Sun is the game in which clans fight for control of feudal Japan because you know why not."
But this appears to be a video to explain most of the rules of a complicated game in surprisingly little time. Not them playing it. So he's trying to keep it short and sweet, but with a little attitude because it ends with a sarcastic "did you get all that?"
@@BrandonGraham didn't get that far. It's not that complicated though. It's actually pretty simple.
@@BrandonGraham also obviously that's not what he said. Bro, calm down. Whatever you're trying to do, it's a bad look
Who
Omg didn’t know Karens were interested in board games. MANAGERRRR?!!