Mosaic Colossus Edition - 4K Unboxing 

I never thought of it that way. Thanks for letting me know and watching :)

The kid and the job really. Life in general just dumped a load right in my lap lol

Thank you! I’m also happy that I caught that difference. I only realized when I was watching the video back in 4K while editing I was like “wait a second, that’s a different soldier in that bag” LOL and as far as that mat goes, it was a bit of a disappointment.

@@BoardGameCoffee hey, Mr Coffee, thanks for your Awesome 4K unboxing , as usual, great job! Reach out to Glenn/ Forbidden Games, he'll be more than Happy to make it right and replace it for you! Oh. And btw, that is Glenn's pic as the General Character card too! 😉

Nice. I wanna be on a card one day. And thanks for the tip ;)

There’s always the retail option.

I agree with that. Since recording this video, I’ve played the game a few times and it’s fantastic. The set up and tear down can be a pain in the ass but the game itself great experience.

Boardgame companies need to take that shelf into consideration when making their boxes lol. It’s such a popular choice amongst board game collectors

You’re right, and that’s exactly what I’m going to do… Or not going to do whichever statement makes more sense. I will not punch out the cardboard lol.

The whole double book thing seems like an error. But since I have two rule books I might as well take advantage of it… Actually, now that I think of it I’ve been reading the online PDF version on my iPad lol.

I can weigh in on this too. Living here in Brazil, if you buy a board game it's usually going to be in Portuguese. You can find various types of media in English here, and there are quite a number of people here fluent in English to varying degrees. But it's not enough to where manufacturers are in any way inclined to supply a demand. I got Civilization: A New Dawn for my birthday, and it was in Portuguese. I'm learning the language a little here and there, but suffice it to say I needed to find a way to read the cards, etc. in English. It's easy enough to find the rule book PDF online, but finding actual PDFs of the different cards and everything proved impossible. I had to freeze frames from tutorial videos or do lengthy Google image searches, and even then, couldn't find everything. I'm sure my experience isn't super common, but I can imagine all kinds of reasons why players would want readily available print-ready PDFs of all the cards, rule book, etc. for any given game. It would be nice to see game developers start to take that into consideration as well.

That’s a tough call to make. Shipping in Canada is also very expensive. I don’t remember how much it cost to ship this, but it probably wasn’t that much different. If you’re going to play it A lot than it could very well be worth the cost. Especially if you’re playing with multiple players, and you take into consideration the cost of entertainment, and what you’re getting out of it

Oh, another production decision that made no sense. Of the 12 cardboard sheets, 8 of them are replaced by deluxe components. There was no need to include those 8 cardboard sheets. They could've sold those as addons if people wanted both, but it's a huge waste of production costs and shipping costs. I recently got both Mountain King games from Burnt Island (shout out to Canadian publisher who always nails it) and in the deluxe KS versions, they don't waste money including duplicate cardboard that is replaced by deluxe components. Board game profits are slim already, last thing you need to be doing is wasting money in production.

Three more player aids would’ve been much more better than double rule books. Especially considering there’s access to the PDF rulebook. Which is what I read in bed so I don’t have to turn the lights on

I was just about to mention that. I just put the game back in the box since I record the video and now I don’t have any place to put those extra sheets of cardboard tokens.