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Hahaha Não foi o único

Lol true but all the art here is based off the film version where that didn’t happen so hopefully the inspiration is just her being the heart

@@DarkBunnyLord Nah... She is totally doing it

In hindsight, these two rules kind of overpower Pennywise but they really did not do much fighting and that looks like it is half the fun of this game which is why I thought of them. I guess another rule could be that each bend on the Loser track as it goes up the victory spot gives the party an ability (first bend = add random artifact card to the Fight Deck at the beginning of every fight, second bend = allows each player to heal one Bravery heart at the beginning of their turn if they are in a location with another player, two hearts if that character is Bev, and third bend = add two cards to the Fight deck rather one). It shows the Loser club winning and beating Pennywise and each bend means they are closer and closer to defeating him so the Loser track should reflect that. Edit: I thought there was three bends but there is four so maybe... The first ability is to take one random card out of the FIGHT deck and exile it (discard it after the fight) in hopes that card is one of the ATTACK cards? Every other ability I mentioned get shifted up one for the fourth bends ability would be the "add two cards to the Fight deck rather one."

They did the same thing later when they were talking about Eddie’s special power but it was instead showing Richies.

"Punch the clown"....is that what they're calling it now? o_O

They did because he discarded about 3 cards. And you can hear someone shuffling the cards

@@marinelelamparo6740 ah okay, must have been quick as I didn't notice

They did technically shuffle the deck but something that upsetted me is that they never like cut it or anything so you truly don’t know where the attack cards are at. The way they shuffled it, you can guess when the Attack card is coming up. I’m guessing that in that scenario you are speaking of, they placed the attack card on top and when they shuffled, a card never went on top of it, which is why it was the first pulled.

The how to play video was uploaded before this a couple days ago. Here is the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FugYJpI3Glo.html

I saw the game at a hot rags I went to which is why I looked it up. I don’t recall it being holographic.

What are you? The fun police?

@@lastresort554 I get the impression you don’t know how the police work. Still, “fun police” has helped you hit your boomer social media cliche quota for the day, I’m sure. Great post.

@@leonwaters4138 they add music for the atmosphere, if you don't like it. Go away.

@@lastresort554 but it’s not needed. No one else does it - none of the good channels, anyway. I’m trying to help them improve.

@@leonwaters4138 okay boomer. I happen to like the music. Hits two senses.

Nothing against Becca and crew they are entertaining at times but Wil's TableTop series was more entertaining. He had more diverse amount of guest instead of cycling through like the same people that Game the Game does. Sometimes they would showcase more than one game an episode if the games were quick play like Zombie Dice, Get Bit! and Tsuro for example. Again I have nothing agianst GtG but Tabletop was the better series.

@@kasakuie Tabletop had better editing and jokes. I like Becka and her enthusiasm, but will just has the geekness in his heart.

That's exactly how I read the title too. 🙈

Me too. Wil would not disappoint with all these new games.

She probably could if the game developers gave the Bully as a playable character. I cannot remember his name but he was the one who was harassing the Loser Club and Pennywise ended up recruiting to help do his dirty work

"what do you mean, 'there is no defector mechanic in this game' "? *Becka can't troll other players* *Becka sad*

@@gregputnam7243 Late reply, but Henry Bowers.

yeah dude

YEAH! WHERE IT IS!

Da Rat Bastid it’s set in 89 :)

@@hotscarysummer8072 The film, perhaps. I was talking about the book (my mistake for failing to clarify).

Yes, the book is the 50s to the Early-mid 80s! I think it’s very interesting the change in settings between the movie and the book.

@@hotscarysummer8072 IKR?

True. Also, NNNNNEEEEERRRRRDDDDD!!!!!

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