The funding campaign is already closed, right? 🥹

Thanks Vance, glad it all made sense. Maybe when the copies get sent to backers we can make a Playthrough in the future.

Hopefully when the game comes out!

Thanks Luke! You're the best!!

You’re welcome!

Thanks for checking out our video!

Absolutely, hope the video was helpful!!

Hope you enjoy it!

That's great to hear Cody! We've only played Dwelings once about 2 years ago so couldn't really remember the cross overs. Thanks for checking out the video!

@@BeforeYouPlay *gasp* You should own a copy!

Thank you!!

LOL! Let's get some games in soon!

Possibly with the final production copy!!

Was distracting for me as well

We've been recommended Radlands by a number of people. It's on our 'want to play list', hopefully we can get to it this year! So glad the videos have been a useful tool for you, we are having a lot of fun with the channel! Thanks for your support :-)

👀 lol

You can play tactics cards during battle that can effect the outcome. (In addition to making sure you have multiple starships in the region, and spending energy for extra dice)

No it’s not, but you can “voyage” to 1 of the 6 nebula spaces to see the top 2 event cards and choose 1 to go under the deck and the other to remain in the top. Hope that helps!

It does, thanks!

Thanks for watching Tiago!!

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Good eye, yes it is!

Haven't tried Dead Reckoning, how is it?

Undoubtedly my game of the year last year. The card crafting system fits so well with upgrading your pirate crew and battles are exciting and quick. Just throw some cubes in the battleship and see how they land, then you have a couple abilities that you back and forth to alter the state. It has a little bit in common with Scythe, or maybe more accurately, with what people might assume about Scythe by looking at it - that it is a mech combat game with Euro elements instead of the opposite. Dead Reckoning's combat blows Scythe's deterministic combat out of the water (I still do love Scythe btw). I am usually a medium-heavy Euro player but DR is awesome. If you have time at Airecon I could bring it along and show you, however, including teach, it might be a bit on the longer side.

@@BeforeYouPlay Dead Reckoning is fun. Really feels like a pirate game. The theme is strong with this one. The card crafting and leveling up your crew is a super fun thing you get to do every turn.

I'd say less than Gaia project for sure. Maybe a 3.5 on the BGG heavy scale.

3.5 out of 3 heavy

That's fair.

I think I may be leaning that way too. It really feels like more of a reskin than a new game. I own Dwellings already so I feel like I would be choosing between these games to play instead them being unique enough to own both. I think maybe owning Dwellings and a game like Eclipse might be better for me.

If you would have chance to exhange your copy of Dwellings for Andromeda what would you do?

And how is the battle like..? It looks like to random for me... One ship is able destroy whole army... Is it similar in Dwellings?

@@grom44 For me I would keep Dwellings of Eldervale. Mostly because there are a lot of really good empire builder sci-fi themed games out there already and very few fantasy themed ones. I already own several really good sci-fi themed games in this genre. Since Dwellings and Andromeda are so similar mechanically the choice for me comes down to where do these games fit in my collection. Dwellings is a better fit for me.

@@inttruders I am looking for exact that kind of game with a sci fi theme, which would you recommend for solo and a playtime of around 1-2 hours?

Lol 😂