A BEGINNERS Guide to ENGINE BUILDING in Board Games
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Wingspan, Earth, Everdell and a range of other great Euro games are popular because of how their mechanisms work. The engine building opportunities really matter and make a different to how to play, how you develop your game strategy and overall how you win the game. In this video we look at what engine building means in board gaming and examine why does it matter. If you love joining me on this board game journey please consider supporting me on Patreon.
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Gday friends!
I hope you are well and board games are filling your life with joy!
What are your experiences with engine building in board gaming. What are some of your favourite engine building games?
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Fantastic video! Packed full of great insights.
Thank you so much! May we all become great engine builders!
Earth looks very pretty and interesting. With Wingspan, I feel like so far I more notice combos that turn up, than plan them.... probably because we haven't gotten past the starter pack yet (used to introduce new players).
I love your T. Rex roaring a rainbow T shirt!
I am still confused about deck building. Sometimes it seems to mean people buy additional card packs to (hope to) get cards they want (not a rabbit hole I want to go down), but other times is it about how you discard cards and what that means for your hand in future rounds? I heard that "Friday" was a good solitaire game and I tried it but for me as a newbie it was miserable, I could not win ever.
I am producing a guide to deck building for beginners so stay tuned! Yes sometimes solo games can be really really brutal. There are a few good deck building style games where you don't have to invest in extra packs.
Friday is tricky, it is all about the right battles to lose, because you can throw away useless cards.
I bought the app after losing a few times, which is great to learn with.
And don't forget to use the card abilities, they all are great in their own way.
2:47 I checked Wingspan out of the library, learned it with two friends, loved it! I got it for Christmas and I've only had a chance to play once, solo play, which was also fun.
Excellent video, i love board games but never really know with ny friends as sometimes its hit or miss how long we are into something. I saw a video another creator made, that id love to see others do. If you had to start tour collection over and could only choose 20 games what would they be
What a great idea for a future video. Sounds like a challenge :)
When did you get a lav? It sounds great! Also, nice mug!
Yes I got one a few months ago. It kinda makes my voice sound like a radio presenter. Thanks so much for the feedback! :)
The rainbow-breathing T-Rex is worth a like alone. 😄👍
When I see such a huge board with four different actions and different things on every card, I just get so overwhelmed 😢 I probably won’t play
I definitely feel like that with most new games! Sometimes it takes me months or years to even warm up to an intimidating looking euro :)
Hi Danny, what’s the name of the game with the train tracks in your intro please?
Whistle Stop!