Let’s play Infinity Codeone - miniatures game playthrough with Dean Abdou | PanOceania vs Yu Jing 

Wow I am so excited to see infinity on this channel it’s the perfect mashup of best miniatures game and best ttg channel!

Great to see you guys back!

"How has this happened?" When the Hundun went down is so relatable it's not even funny. I once had a guy with a combi crit my sniper with 2 1s.

This was great, thanks for this I will buy it for sure.

The design looks fire good

I'll protect Dean with my life.

Nice presentation of a miniaturegame. Infinity is a good choice as well, with its importance of movement. Maybe you’d be interested in trying Gaslands as well? It’s pretty fun. Handheld is a good addition.

Great game that more people should try.

I would love to see the dicebreaker team play mutants: year zero

Yeeeeees... more...

When has excepting dice rolled off the table become a thing? Otherwise, loved the Infinity review, would like to see more when possible, even if it is models painted for the weekly sit and paint

So I'm going to put a justification on Dean, if he'd have taken out the Lt round one, Wheels' next turn would have been in Loss of Lt, which is absolutely crippling. (Which woulda happened if you remembered the proper rules for Monofilament weapons)

Nice hair wheels 👍

Gonna toss a few ideas at you for any retro gaming ideas you may wanna' try: "Electronic Detective" (Ideal, 1979) 1-4 players. Requires 6 AA batteries. The game was kind of like Clue in that you had to piece together who dunnit with whether they were male or female, where they were, what weapon was used, etc. There were 20 cards (10 male suspects/10 female suspects) and pads of clue sheets (each player got one to record their evidence on). If you accused the wrong person, you were out, so it paid to get your facts straight. You also had to do it before anyone else got it right. =) "Dungeons & Dragons Computer Labyrinth Game." (Mattel, 1980) 1-2 players. Required one 9V battery You moved your character around a chess like board, which had a membrane surface to register the characters movements upon, and ridges along the edges of the squares where you would place wall pieces to create the labyrinth as you moved around the board. It had a built-in parts tray in the base of the unit, two character miniatures, a dragon mini, treasure mini and wall pieces. I can't really remember much about it. One of my friends had one, but I think I only got to play it once or twice as he lived on the other side of the county. "Dungeons & Dragons Computer Fantasy Game" (Mattel, 1981) 1 player. I never got to play that one. Manual says it requires 2 watch/calculator type batteries (we apparently didn't have as many to choose from back then). *Battery Life And Replacement* in the back of the manual that I found online says to use two A76 or LR 44 or equivalent batteries.

This is coming from a husband of an ER nurse. We’ve had many conversations about how confused people are about gloves and a lack of understanding how all this works. Anyways. Gloves won’t help, especially with you touching your face. You should have masks on. Love the channel but found this a bit disappointing.

2 by 2 hands of blue.

Do the miniatures come painted?

Wheels cheats in LITERALLY everything they play lol some of those dice rolls were pretty sketch

Sorry to say that guys, but you really need to get your voice volume right. For any video I watch from you, I need to ramp my volume on my laptop / headset up to max and still have trouble getting each word you guys say (Johnny is usually notoriously quiet in group chats). Please do pay attention to that and test your videos with a little background noise (like a street) and you'll get, what I mean... Especially after the very loud intro / logo.

The lack of rules being included in the box is a huge red flag. This indicates they are constantly changing rules. That's a pass for me and I imagine most players not dedicated to playing just Infinity. Sad really because Aristeia is phenomenal. If Corvus locked in an actual rulebook for this "mode" and cards for characters, it would bring in hundreds of even thousands of new players.

Wheels, stop touching your nose! Thankfully you both had gloves and assumedly took all the correct precautions, but it's still a bad habit right now.

That's not a hospitaller it's an infirmarer.

Good looking game, but the use of a D20 makes it to much of a game of chance for my taste.