Strategy At Speed, Vol 1, Race Simulation of the LACORSA Grand Prix Game
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2018
- A look at the strategy options in the LACORSA Grand Prix Game. Designer Mark Haskins takes you through a four car battle and evaluates each driver's situation during the race. A good guide to how the game is played and the excitement it delivers.
Negroni. Smart choice
Seeing the image of the six cars provided, I'm disappointed not to see one resembling Gurney's Eagle! Maybe one in Owen livery too with that orange nose... I guess for the sake of team play they were left out.
We grouped the cars into teams of 2 because you can play as a racing team. The best way to play is with 6 players divided into team. That said, we offer race car team sets including Eagle Blue and Cooper Green.
There should be an app version of this card game for solo play.
Yes, we are slowly working towards one. Huge investment for us but you are not alone. Thanks for the support.
@@lacorsagame I imagine a PC/Console online-play edition with backgrounds based on '60s Grand Prix race programs/posters (maybe a different design for each race in a championship), sounds recorded at historic racing events, maybe some licensed classic commentary clips, e.g. if someone goes from 3rd to 1st and ends the race in one lap, the call from the 1969 Italian Grand Prix finish: "No one has ever seen the finish of a motor race like that!" Maybe some fade-in/out of classic photos if licensed. I'd be online playing that a lot! Then of course like the physical game, some '70s DLC could be made available...
What is the extend 3 used for. Says in rules it can't be used after a pass. Please explain.
The 3 Drafting Extend card can be used BY any race car, except the leading car, to move one space forward. Let's clarify WHEN it can be used. It can be used after a pass providing there is an empty space ahead. If the passing race car has completed 2 passes, then its turn is over regardless and cannot use the card. And finally, the card can be used in a battle for position with the face value of 3.
@@lacorsagame Thank you.