by Urhixidur
"Spaces", because they aren't square. Topologically, they're hexes.↧
Reply: Thunder Road: Vendetta:: General:: Re: Can this game be used to play classic Thunder Road?
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Reply: Thunder Road: Vendetta:: General:: Re: Can this game be used to play classic Thunder Road?
by vitus979
Urhixidur wrote:
"Spaces", because they aren't square. Topologically, they're hexes.
For those who haven't seen the Vendetta boards, the spaces are "hexes" in that they have 6 sides, but they are not hexagons. They're more chevron shaped.
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Reply: Thunder Road: Vendetta:: General:: Re: Can this game be used to play classic Thunder Road?
by conigs
Looking at the rules for the 1986 version, I don't see why not? Hazard spaces could be wrecks, and I'd still use three boards like Vendetta. But everything else seems like it would work alright.I might steal the rule about rolling all dice even if all three cars are wrecked and repairing a car on double 6s for Vendetta
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Thread: Risk Legacy:: General:: Two player?
by Slavkos
Two player options?↧
Reply: Risk Legacy:: General:: Re: Two player?
by marhawkman
easiest for me is fake teams. 2 v 2 with each human player controlling two factions. you don't HAVE to do this as team play.... but it's fun.↧
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Thread: Thunder Road: Vendetta – Carnival of Chaos:: General:: Late Pledge?
by VKolbe
Hey there! I sadly missed the kickstarter for CoC, does anyone know if there's any way to late pledge at all?↧
Reply: Unmatched: Slings & Arrows:: General:: Re: PSA: It’s pronounced tiTAHNia, like Tonya.
by Jerboshow
Indeed. I changed the post to reflect your accurate phonetic spelling.↧
Reply: Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West:: General:: Re: Spoilers: Missing Cascadia card
by reynirornb
Thank you Alan for this. Panicked a bit when I couldn't find the New Delivery card but I made the mistake of quickly dismissing it since we had already taken the postcards in a previous game.↧
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Reply: Thunder Road: Vendetta – Carnival of Chaos:: General:: Re: Late Pledge?
by AlBundy4td
That just closed. You could try emailing restoration games.↧
Thread: Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West:: Rules:: SPOILER: Frontier rules (2-3 player)
by toonces
In a 2-3 player game, how do trackbeds work when parallel to a grey track? Does the 1st player to play track use the trackbeds or grey track or can they choose? Do we ignore the grey track? Do we ignore the trackbeds? For future games, can people choose between the grey and colored sticker track?↧
Reply: Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West:: Rules:: Re: SPOILER: Frontier rules (2-3 player)
Very similar question so piggybacking (🤪) off your thread.
Suppose 2 track beds are parallel, and you build one, and you are playing a 2-3 player game. Since this is a 2-3 player game, the second track is not available. Does this mean that it can be immediately piggybacked, despite the book saying that parallel tracks cannot be piggybacked if there is an available trackbed?
Suppose 2 track beds are parallel, and you build one, and you are playing a 2-3 player game. Since this is a 2-3 player game, the second track is not available. Does this mean that it can be immediately piggybacked, despite the book saying that parallel tracks cannot be piggybacked if there is an available trackbed?
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Reply: Thunder Road: Vendetta:: General:: Re: Can this game be used to play classic Thunder Road?
by mayrik
I'm going to ask some very silly questions but :- why would you want to play the original, when frankly absolutely everything in the new version surpasses it (except for the nostalgia aspect that embellishes memories)?
- the original can easily be found for 5-10 dollars at garage sales...which is much cheaper than the new one.
PS: the new one can be played just as well with children, and for the younger ones all you have to do is remove the control panels.
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Reply: Thunder Road: Vendetta:: General:: Re: Can this game be used to play classic Thunder Road?
by Hollyhock
mayrik wrote:
I'm going to ask some very silly questions but :
- why would you want to play the original, when frankly absolutely everything in the new version surpasses it (except for the nostalgia aspect that embellishes memories)?
- why would you want to play the original, when frankly absolutely everything in the new version surpasses it (except for the nostalgia aspect that embellishes memories)?
The original game became a classic. The reboot could or coud not pass the test of time. I have seen many fans of the original game rating low the reboot, essentially they complain about it being bloated.
The original game seems fast, simple and straight to the point. Ramming another car seems to be a difficult decision, as one of the vehicles will mostly die, still you won't ram other cars lightly because you would be favoring the rest of the players.
The reboot is full of "kickstarter mechanics" (special abilities, luck mitigation, randomization, and second chances to evade death), which typically add mechanical bloat, increase the number of components, and could make some play decisions to become pointless.
Being able to play the original using the components of the reboot makes buying the reboot a safer investment.
mayrik wrote:
- the original can easily be found for 5-10 dollars at garage sales...which is much cheaper than the new one.
Not in Europe.
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Reply: Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West:: Rules:: Re: SPOILER: Frontier rules (2-3 player)
by ericamick2
divisortheory wrote:
Very similar question so piggybacking (🤪) off your thread.
Suppose 2 track beds are parallel, and you build one, and you are playing a 2-3 player game. Since this is a 2-3 player game, the second track is not available. Does this mean that it can be immediately piggybacked, despite the book saying that parallel tracks cannot be piggybacked if there is an available trackbed?
Suppose 2 track beds are parallel, and you build one, and you are playing a 2-3 player game. Since this is a 2-3 player game, the second track is not available. Does this mean that it can be immediately piggybacked, despite the book saying that parallel tracks cannot be piggybacked if there is an available trackbed?
You’ve answered your own question. The other track is not available by rule, so yes, you can piggyback.
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Reply: Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West:: Rules:: Re: SPOILER: Frontier rules (2-3 player)
by ericamick2
toonces wrote:
In a 2-3 player game, how do trackbeds work when parallel to a grey track? Does the 1st player to play track use the trackbeds or grey track or can they choose? Do we ignore the grey track? Do we ignore the trackbeds? For future games, can people choose between the grey and colored sticker track?
If the 1st player wants to put stickers on the trackbed, that’s fine. If they want to use the gray track instead, that’s also fine. In either case, the other part is unavailable for the rest of the game. The game board has no memory of what was used from one game to the next, so if someone puts stickers on the trackbed, it becomes a double route with one part gray and the other colored.
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