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I hate how long it takes to learn how to play a new board game. I want to play now! So I thought, "why not use stop-motion to speed up the process?" I then found that stop-motion was a great way to explain board game rules in as little time as possible. I also found out that it is a ton of work, but also a ton of fun!
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Absolutely amazing how to play. Been a collector for a while and avid RU-vid board game watcher, and I have to say this was among the best if not thee!! Very nicely done! 1) Loved the sound effects/music, Especially the sound you have for when components would hit the tale. (Whenever you would earn tokens from the supplies. ::plop::) 2) The small bits of humor/little voice commentary was divine. Perfect timing and not too much. (Gain the spell rewards without paying the cost...that little tablet thing right there, chefs kiss.) (Still tied? Burn the game and never play again!) 3) I Loved the fact that you went over different parts multiple times. When something incorporates multiple parts of the game you hit it twice. Really felt like I understood each part more. Basically, not only how to get items but also what to do with said items in different ways. (Free actions part mainly b/c they were cards, assistants, and player boards. 4) Solo mode explanation was a HUGE bonus for me... ha-ha so brownie points! 5) I did enjoy the deeper voice in between sections. Good way separate sections and also a little thematic in a way! lol Thanks again and wishing you all the success! Happy gaming!
Great video, but I think you missed the most confusing rule "You can use as many nature tokens as you want in your turn", that rule is wrongly written in the rulebook, and caused quite some discussion online. I think it's the most important one to have there, it can break a game, and make people play various tiles on one turn, which would be wrong. Apart from that, easily the best video explaining Cascadia, and really funny :)
@@Boardgame_tutorials I'd like to make some same kind videos on my own like yours. Maybe you could give me some suggestions, I would really appreciate it.
This was a great tutorial!!!! It helped me with the set up and I was able to get right into gameplay after watching this. As for the game… I love it!!!! It is now one of my favorite tile laying games!!!!
Thanks for the video! Quick question - are you the guy who made a great tutorial video for Fury of Dracula years ago? Your voice sounds similar. Just curious. Again, great video! Thanks.
What a great guide. We had it on the entire time we were playing our first game. Also, my daughter is now obsessed with your "Gimme that meat!" at 2:15 and we kept quoting it all game. Happy to subscribe.
I haven’t printed the whole thing, but even with a partial print it was tough to get everything into the box. I hope they do a legendary box or something like that in the future
Great tutorial and fun to watch to boot! 😂 I’m confused by the Fox scoring though. If you get more points for each unique type of animal does that mean that an animal doesn’t count at all if it’s not unique? For example, if there was a fox surrounded by 1 bear and 3 salmon, would that be 1 point or 2 points?
Hi there! I would absolutely love to play this game but I don’t know anything about Kickstarter :( Do you know if this game will eventually appear in local game stores?
