What a brilliant video. Very informative, professional, great presentation and close ups of the components. I've just pre-ordered this game and have watched many videos of the game but I found this video really great and feels like a video that should be on TV to promote the game or a DVD that comes with the game. Really smart, enjoyed it a lot. I'll take a look at more of your videos and see if you have anymore of my games on there.
Mi è arrivato finalmente Thunder Alley,lo avevo messo in pre-order presso la GMT Games.Io penso che sia un gran bel gioco,Appena riesco ad organizzare una serata con il gruppo di gioco,lo propongo!!!
Oh yeah, silly me, missed that page - didn't realize there was another page. Just watching your video actually among others and trying to get clarity on the Lead, Pursuit and Draft movement actions.
I've noticed that your brilliant informative video isn't present on 'Board Game Geek' under the 'Thunder Alley' video section. Could I have permission to post a link to it there as I feel it will help a lot of gamers. Let me know ASAP please.
Thank you, Steve. The video is actually in the 2nd page of the Thunder Alley video section on Board Game Geek. Thank you anyway for caring. I appreciate it.
I've also noticed while watching your video that your cardboard chits or tokens (damage, wear and points scoring etc) seem to have slightly nicer rounded edges. Did you file the corners down or snip them with scissors as my tokens once popped from the sheet are totally square? Let me know, thank you.
@@Zero2tm Yeah, I saw that too. It's called counter clipping, and is a practice that is pretty widespread in the wargaming community. The idea is to make the counters a bit more attractive and to trim the little, flaring cardboard bits at the corners that can snag on each other when moving chits around. Some people use fingernail clippers for this, but a popular solution is to get a "corner rounder" tool. I think that those are made primarily for use on rounding the corners of business cards, but they work great on board game counters too!
Can cars get more than 1 counter for a specific damage type? Like can I have one car with two temporary body damage? Does bumping a car cause body damage? Do you need to spend all movement points?
You are the undisputed king of gaming video's. Content and production value is always impeccable.
Thank you so much! You are very kind!
What a brilliant video. Very informative, professional, great presentation and close ups of the components. I've just pre-ordered this game and have watched many videos of the game but I found this video really great and feels like a video that should be on TV to promote the game or a DVD that comes with the game. Really smart, enjoyed it a lot. I'll take a look at more of your videos and see if you have anymore of my games on there.
Thanks, Steve. Glad you liked it. Hope you like the other games.
Your reviews are amazingly organized, paced perfectly and extremely helpful.
What a great explanation! It deserves an Oscar.
Thanks, vivoh. But they don't even give out burgers with fries to the best unboxing videos at the Oscars! Cheers.
An excellent, concise tutorial! Thank you, Joe.
Thx for another great review which is more than that, it's a whole "how to play"! Perfect.
Very well-done and detailed video, thanks!
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
说的非常好，专业，非常的细致。 绝对是好视频！ 太棒了！！！
+许成日 谢谢。我很高兴你喜欢的视频
(Thank you. I'm glad that you liked the video.)
Mi è arrivato finalmente Thunder Alley,lo avevo messo in pre-order presso la GMT Games.Io penso che sia un gran bel gioco,Appena riesco ad organizzare una serata con il gruppo di gioco,lo propongo!!!
Great video. Thanks! Love the "analog" arrows;)
Thanks, Petter. The arrows are made of "high tech" cardboard! Glad you liked the video.
I love your videos. Please make a video of how to use the Chief Crew expansion and of how to play Grand Prix.
great video.......this should be included with the game when purchased.
clint matthews Thanks, Clint. I appreciate it.
Oh yeah, silly me, missed that page - didn't realize there was another page. Just watching your video actually among others and trying to get clarity on the Lead, Pursuit and Draft movement actions.
Fantastic! Thank you.
RutgersKev Thanks, Kev.
What a great video. Thanks for this.
Thank you, Eric. Glad you liked it!
Amazing video!!!
Thanks, glad you liked it! It has some years!
great video Joe
Thanks, David. Glad you liked it.
great video !!
Thank you.
I've noticed that your brilliant informative video isn't present on 'Board Game Geek' under the 'Thunder Alley' video section. Could I have permission to post a link to it there as I feel it will help a lot of gamers. Let me know ASAP please.
Thank you, Steve. The video is actually in the 2nd page of the Thunder Alley video section on Board Game Geek. Thank you anyway for caring. I appreciate it.
I've also noticed while watching your video that your cardboard chits or tokens (damage, wear and points scoring etc) seem to have slightly nicer rounded edges. Did you file the corners down or snip them with scissors as my tokens once popped from the sheet are totally square? Let me know, thank you.
@@Zero2tm Yeah, I saw that too. It's called counter clipping, and is a practice that is pretty widespread in the wargaming community. The idea is to make the counters a bit more attractive and to trim the little, flaring cardboard bits at the corners that can snag on each other when moving chits around. Some people use fingernail clippers for this, but a popular solution is to get a "corner rounder" tool. I think that those are made primarily for use on rounding the corners of business cards, but they work great on board game counters too!
Perfect turorial
very good vidéo fantastic go on
At 17:17 you say a player can discard unwanted cards……..that’s new to me. Do players get new cards?
What sleeves do you use?
Can cars get more than 1 counter for a specific damage type? Like can I have one car with two temporary body damage? Does bumping a car cause body damage? Do you need to spend all movement points?
Are there a video for Grand Prix too?
Sorry. I don’t have any.
the "AYY-prawn" :-D
If I start the race with four cars, I'll get 5 cards. Do I still get 5 cards, if I retire a car?
Yes. You always keep the number of cards no matter if you retire cars.
Sounds like Puerto Rico in the background.
Ape-rin not ape-ron
Those car movements make no sense to me.