Hi, I'm the person who makes the mod, if you have any feadback of things to imporve let me know. One feature of the table you may have missed is if you got to Options > Game Keys you can set a short cut key for making a check
Will do, and thanks again for making/maintaining the mod, it has been invaluable for me getting into the game! ( also thanks for the tip! I’ll definitely use that ).
It might be good to have an overlay for the Cardpool that shows progressive difficulty for teaching a new person, not something that auto detects what it should be just a marker like on the playmats that shows first position +0, 2nd +1 etc. Also do you know of a way to easily remove specific card from a deck? Like when playing Mei?
@@zephy64 I'll look into adding number overlays. For pulling out specific cards, if you right click > search a deck there's a search bar at the top which will filter the displayed cards by name. Also if you save an object while multiple objects are selected it will save all of them as 1 object but spawn them as seperate objects still when loading in the table, so search out the box full of babies and then click and drag across both deck and the pile of boxes when you save it should load them in as 1 object later
This was my very first Egman video, and I have to say, it was a banger - thank you so much for putting the time and effort into it! I live many miles away from the nearest card shop, and as such I don't really have access to a pool of people who play the game, so this tutorial is extremely welcome. I'm looking forward to the day that I'm familiar enough with the rules to actually challenge someone online - I'm a long way from it at the moment, but maybe it'll come with time. Anyway, thanks again - great video! :)
TtS is underrated. You pay for it once and basically every tabletop game you can get for free. Takes time to learn but some mods even play almost automatically like MtG can give turn order and auto untap. Also you have Kingdom Death: Monster (can't remember exact name) that guides you through every step of the game to play solo or coop with friends. KD:M is like a $150 board game too so try anything out before you think about buying it.
