I cheered right along with you on that last dice roll. Amazing! You are my favorite solo play-through person on RU-vid, and it's always a treat joining you in these adventures. Picking this game up right now, and eagerly awaiting Sleeping Gods after watching your campaign play.
Played it for the first time today after watching your playthrough, we did it! Have to say this video was invaluable at understanding the flow and how the main elements worked, thank you!
Amazingly, the poison parcel exploded! Nicely done. The randomness in rolling dice for success/failure seems more reasonable to me than randomly getting a ton of actions or none.
Hahahahha!! Obviously it exploded poison into hitlers face! And I get you on the actions but remember you don't have to conspire if you don't want. Thanks for watching David!!
Been debating whether or not to pick this one up for a long time. Just poured a glass of wine and we shall see at the end of this video! Let the good times roll!
@@OneStopCoopShop Just finished the video and once again the One Stop Co-op Shop has convinced me. This hits every button in the kind of board games I love, and you really made the rules clear. Very much appreciated!
This was awesome Colin. Whenever you have time in your busy schedule, you should totally do another run through of this. I’d love to see the jail and other plots in action! I actually have a book on Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Very interesting and inspiring life this man had!
A great playthrough of an amazing game! Very nice ruse to use the dumpster fire cards to lower Hitler's military support. I've never come close to attempting a plot as early as you did; normally at that midgame point his support is firmly entrenched at level 6 or 7, and I'm spending my turns getting ready to attempt plots in stage 6 when the event cards bring the support back down.
Thanks for this - it was really clear. I do have a question though. My understanding is that 'conspire' counts as one of your up to three actions per turn. But when you take conspire first, you then don't take either of the other two actions you are due in addition to any that come from conspiring. Or am I reading the rules incorrectly?
Great video. I think there has been a rules change between versions. When I was contemplating buying the game the game overview which I think was on the Ultra site (previous owner?), at the start of the turn for anyone in prison you got the chance to resist interrogation with a dice roll. That's gone from the current version (rules in the box of v2 and on the Starling (new owner?) site. I guess successful resists were limiting the use of the Interrogation deck too much. That said, I think, though I haven't checked every card, that the Resist option is included on every card with a greater range of results. The rules overall are pretty clear but there's the a few things could have been clearer. One we couldn't fathom was when you have to move a deputy towards the nearest Conspirator. If you have one location with 2 on it and one with 1 on it, and they're both the same distance away, how do you choose? It's not stipulated anywhere, IMO it should be, it's just completely ignored though. The players would of course choose the least damaging move, but is that the intention? It seems most people play it that the conspirators decide.
@@OneStopCoopShop Yeah confirmed it's a v2 change. Resist interrogation is an option on every card. The 'which conspirator if there is more than one closest' is also dealt with top of p4. Active player decides (which might mean looking out for himself!). We will definitely modify our play style next time. You rolled way more dice than we did and we made the mistake of all leaving Berlin rather than clearing it out. Pushing too many conspirators to Extreme is something we'd probably try hard to avoid, albeit Stage 1 has no Raid cards. Might be the first one in deck 2 though :)
Hi. I have two questions: Does all the items to fulfill one plot, must be under the possession of the character or may be under any member of the Team? In your video I see that you reveal any item on the board. In my instructions (2nd edition) says "Flip a face-down item tile in your space face-up". I understand that the character must be in the same space that the tile that is going to be revealed. Do I have a bad interpretation of the rule? Thanks
My dice look different and nicer. They are slightly darker and the font of the numbers on the dice are more retro in style. Does yours look different because this was also caught the KS confusion?
What constitutes "the badge" that they refer to in this game, ex: you only for badge. I must have missed something there in rules viewing. Thanks in advance for any reply.
@@OneStopCoopShop thank you so much colin, cant believe i missed that. Doing a solo play tonight, this will indeed be a fun co operative game once i nail things down, sometimes it can take me a bit of time.
@@OneStopCoopShop I have a few more questions and then I think I will have it down. Don't want to overburden you today so I will ask them over the next few days, thanks for all your help Colin.
Thanks! It's when you run out ofv event cards for the specific chapter you are playing. When you have a key event you so ecelerate through the rest of the chapter!
@@OneStopCoopShop Thanks. It took me a second to put the name of the person with the company. Also, just reaffirms why I don't use Kickstarters! Thanks!
Maybe I'm not as smart as other people but for an easy game to learn I am actually struggling to learn it, lot's of things to remember and the action stage is confusing IMO. First game play did not go very well for me.
