by klurejr
caribou59 wrote:
Hello ! My friends and I have started a campaign of Risk Legacy now that it has arrived in France. We've only played the first game, but we feel that if the game doesn't develop quickly, we'll get bored before we even open the packets. There are three reasons for this:
1) It has to be said that the game is the first of the " Legacy" games and dates back to 2011, so many more accomplished Legacy games were released in France before this one was finally translated for release in France in 2021 (we've done all the Pandemic Legacy games, for example).
2) We prefer cooperative Legacy games
3) One of the players isn't a fan of the very random nature of combat resolution compared to other conquest games (personally, I like it because my theory is that emotion is born of randomness).
Hence my question: we want to open 1 packet every game from now on, starting with the second game (which is in 7 hours ^^). What order do you recommend so that :
- The order is logical from a packet sequencing point of view
- it brings in, as soon as possible, elements that make the games follow each other but not resemble each other
Thank you very much for your feedback!
1) It has to be said that the game is the first of the " Legacy" games and dates back to 2011, so many more accomplished Legacy games were released in France before this one was finally translated for release in France in 2021 (we've done all the Pandemic Legacy games, for example).
2) We prefer cooperative Legacy games
3) One of the players isn't a fan of the very random nature of combat resolution compared to other conquest games (personally, I like it because my theory is that emotion is born of randomness).
Hence my question: we want to open 1 packet every game from now on, starting with the second game (which is in 7 hours ^^). What order do you recommend so that :
- The order is logical from a packet sequencing point of view
- it brings in, as soon as possible, elements that make the games follow each other but not resemble each other
Thank you very much for your feedback!
Read up on the conditions needed to open a packet and work as hard as you can to meet those conditions. That is what my group did on our first game way back in 2011.