Great question! Dust Runner just BARELY fits everything in the tin with sleeves on. I have to put the pieces in a very specific way to make it fit. For Tin Helm, I had to remove the 4 cards that are used to track health, energy, favor, etc in order to fit everything else in the tin, including sleeved cards. I use the player mat for Tin Helm, so I’m ok with not keeping those 4 cards in the tin. For Gate, I use both the Gate tin and the Gates expansion tin to store all of the components, including sleeved cards, and it all fits without any issues.
Watched some other playthroughs, but yours was the best.Well paced and the teaching explaining the decision making was on point.Looking forward to more solo playthroughs.!
I had already seen your other videos of Dust Runner, but it took me a while to watch one. The thing is that I have zero interest in cars and anything related to them. Only you could make me actually enjoy this one. LOL. I found it really fun, but is it just me, or does it get a bit repetitive? I didn’t feel it too much now, but I wonder if that might happen over time. Are there expansions for this game? Do you think it needs more variety, or is my impression more about my lack of interest in vehicles? Haha. Great video, bro! 😄🎉
I actually have no interest whatsoever in cars either. I do however love anything with an 80’s sci fi aesthetic, and DustRunner definitely has that vibe. It gives me Borderlands vibes as well, and I love the borderlands franchise, namely Borderlands 2. The gameplay loop is repetitive in the same way that Iron Helm is; it’s the same push your luck, this or that, mechanic. I could see how it could seem repetitive, but I honestly haven’t gotten tired of it at all. I could play over and over again and have a blast with it. There aren’t any big expansions for the game. The gnome pack added a few new cards, so that’s like a mini expansion. I honestly don’t think it needs a full blown expansion. It’s a neat little tin game that does what it aims to do extremely well. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I’ll drink the pitcher. I love DustRunner. 😁
does everything fit in the tins okay with the sleeves on? same q for Tin Helm and Gate(s)
Great question! Dust Runner just BARELY fits everything in the tin with sleeves on. I have to put the pieces in a very specific way to make it fit.
For Tin Helm, I had to remove the 4 cards that are used to track health, energy, favor, etc in order to fit everything else in the tin, including sleeved cards. I use the player mat for Tin Helm, so I’m ok with not keeping those 4 cards in the tin.
For Gate, I use both the Gate tin and the Gates expansion tin to store all of the components, including sleeved cards, and it all fits without any issues.
Watched some other playthroughs, but yours was the best.Well paced and the teaching explaining the decision making was on point.Looking forward to more solo playthroughs.!
I greatly appreciate that feedback. Thank you! More DustRunner coming soon! 🎲🗡🛡
I had already seen your other videos of Dust Runner, but it took me a while to watch one. The thing is that I have zero interest in cars and anything related to them. Only you could make me actually enjoy this one. LOL. I found it really fun, but is it just me, or does it get a bit repetitive? I didn’t feel it too much now, but I wonder if that might happen over time. Are there expansions for this game? Do you think it needs more variety, or is my impression more about my lack of interest in vehicles? Haha. Great video, bro! 😄🎉
I actually have no interest whatsoever in cars either. I do however love anything with an 80’s sci fi aesthetic, and DustRunner definitely has that vibe. It gives me Borderlands vibes as well, and I love the borderlands franchise, namely Borderlands 2.
The gameplay loop is repetitive in the same way that Iron Helm is; it’s the same push your luck, this or that, mechanic. I could see how it could seem repetitive, but I honestly haven’t gotten tired of it at all. I could play over and over again and have a blast with it.
There aren’t any big expansions for the game. The gnome pack added a few new cards, so that’s like a mini expansion. I honestly don’t think it needs a full blown expansion. It’s a neat little tin game that does what it aims to do extremely well. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I’ll drink the pitcher. I love DustRunner. 😁
how many difficult setting are? Great video man!
Thanks, brother!
There are 3 difficulty settings. 🎲🗡🛡