Project Elite | Rahdo's Prototype Thoughts 

dmolinal and when he's taken out, everyone should say 'buh-bye' :)

David Miller well, jen put herself in a bad situation... when she searched early, she should have gotten a new gun, because her only weapon kept half her dice locked up all the time. most weapons don't do that. the doom gun is really best suited for quickly finishing off a big bad guy, so you keep it as a backup. that being her only weapon really meant she was functioning at far less than 100% efficiency :)

***** good one, space alert definitely deserves a shoutout as well! will add a note :)

i've been hoping that the publisher would send out review copies of the expansions, but so far no luck :(

10/30/18 on Kickstarter by CMON

Jon Reed surprisingly no!

none that i can share (っ•́｡•́)♪♬

You can't. It's near impossible. No retail distribution. However, on one of his videos, Tom V. of the Dice Tower said he will try and get it reprinted somehow as it was his #1 game of 2016. Hopefully that will happen! Or check ebay.

Don't know if you know but CMON is doing a kickstarter right now for a new version of this game. You probably know but saw this and wanted to help.

well, by that i clearly meant the CMON version... i was just 4 years ahead of my time! :)

Rahdo Nice save ;) got my CMON version yesterday, and I agree 10 times better.

8elias8 actually, it's very important that this sort of rigid structure is in place, to help ensure players dont make simple mistakes during the realtime play. by being required to place their dice on the slots, you can't "forget" to put the extra die on your gun, for instance, or "forget" that your die is locked because used it for the special power of a med pack or whatever. when jen and i first started playing, she wasn't doing the step of placing the dice on the cards, because it seemed like a needless extra step, but when the high pressure starts popping up, it's easy to get confused about hwat you have and haven't done. so the rules are in place to ensure maximum streamlined gameplay actually, and they are really brilliantly conceived, IMO. the fact that players can mess each other up is a core component of the gameplay. strong communication in tight time frames is essential to survive at the higher difficulty levels. it's where players develop skills to become better. it's what makes the game fun, and not a solo exercise :) as for the mistakes i made while filming, bera in mind, i make mistakes in ALL of the games i film, even super simple ones, even games i've played many times and am very familiar with. it's a function not of the games, but of the act of filming, where i'm trying to make decisions to best demonstrate the gameplay while also trying to verbalize my thought process in an entertaining upbeat way while also trying to film it all one handed. rest assured, gameplay is not so error prone when one's brain is 100% devoted to the task at hand, rather than 30% devoted, as was the case in the video :)

***** Very good job *cheer!