I came to check in the comments about that camera trigger! Thanks

+suxxid100 OMG! How is that even possible!??

+suxxid100 lol

Killer_of_ Eden I felt the same way. Most Alpha gamers are trying to be helpful but end up sounding like they just want to control everyone else's turn.

This seems to be a theme on the show. It happens on most episodes.

Seems like that this game is prone to alpha gaming. Everything is laid out for everybody to see.

Whenever one of the guys is referring to another player, it's "you" or they use their name. Whenever they refer to Nikki it's "she". Felt so bad for Nikki all the way through that, these guys are jerks

@@AdamRussellCycling perhaps because ALL of the other players are guys? nikki also failed to comprehend basic rules and remember them for most of the game. she tends to be slower at picking up games than some of the other guys on the show. yes dave should not have done what he did making all decisions for her, however she never made a decision and seemed paralyzed in decision making. very annoying game to watch in all honesty

Lee Ko my exact opinion. I think this unfortunately is a trend with women in the gaming community

Found the MRA fuckbag

I agree. At the 1 hour mark she had a good idea and was totally ignored.

japol hmmmmm. It could be rampant sexism. Or it could be Nikki is finding it hard to get the rules (and she is), or it could be a combination of their personality styles. E.g. Dave in particular seems to find it hard to not be blunt. He tends to think out aloud too. But perhaps I’m just mansplaining? Presenting things ideologically is the best Way to suck the fucking joy out of everything. We should ask Nikki what she thinks. And if she is annoyed she could say so. My female friends have no problem telling me to shut up. But perhaps I’m in an oppressive matriarchy.

People notice this about Nikki in literally every Game Night video

I was just wondering that too.

+boardgamegeektv I counted it out i think it was the same

@Ivo Louppen Well, to tell you the truth. I think it makes more sense if the camera room was a permanent alarm room instead of a temporary one, which depends on the guard being on another camera room. No guard in real life switches back and forth between patrol and checking cameras in the CCTV control room. So I like the fact that they made this mistake, but at the same time not so much. Very old video and comment thread, but I wanted to voice my opinion.

After watching through the game, they have also forgotten to pull event cards after not completing all of their actions. This happens in the second half on the second floor mostly.

@@thehotdogman9317 While this is true the interesting part about how camera tiles work in this game is that if any guard is on a camera tile it watches all cameras on all floors. I once had a game where we were about to escape on floor 3 but the guard on lvl 1 was on cameras and since they don't move till you end your turn on that floor we got caught 😂

***alarm

Exactly. They muffed that one up!!

+DollarValue1976 it happens. Looks like fun though

I wonder that too... They must played that wrong?

I just got this game and an currently watching this video. Yeah they screwed up. Can't believe no one caught this.

I played room 25 before, I don't like the traitor element, have you tried this one yet? Which one is better?

+Access Your Inner Light Nevermind, the other way was the shorter route.

Hello, and forgive me if you already know the answer to your question but in a 4 player game, no patrol cards are discarded. Also when discard patrol card, you are allowed to look through the discard pile. Unless, you might be thinking of the more advanced and expert rules provided by the game, but they are playing the beginner variation.

+Alex Cannon I'm pretty sure we did that correctly. You draw an event card if you only use 2 or less of your 4 actions.

Ah okay! I thought it was just "less than 4 actions." Thanks for the reply, keep up the good work :)

+Matthew Bair the rules describe it as like in the movies - "time only passes when the camera is on you". In movie logic - it totally works and is a fun mechanic I think.

+BoardGameGeekTV it's because that's how it works in the movies

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That's typical for all of their play throughs because they want everyone(Including the ones playing the game) to know ALL of the rules and ask questions(If any) about clariffication to those rules.

+Doug Breese Fowers Games

Thanks!

I know your comment was literally 6 years ago but there's walls blocking the "clockwise" route, you can see them there all game. Only one way to get to the square the guard was aiming for.

+Jared Quintana yes but I think he rarely wins anyway - LOL - I think its part of being the main person who explains the games and that can lead to alpha type playing - I get the impression and its certainly been said on some videos that he has played some games 2 or 3 times while for the others its fresh - again I think familiarity brings an element of alpha behaviour

+Jared Quintana coop games bring that out in people, but he was not the only one.

+Tor Iver Wilhelmsen I do understand Coop games lend themselves to this. It is something I know I have to keep reminding myself to not do when I play. I have watched other episodes and it does seem to be a re-occurring theme outside of coop games though. Although the "help" seems to be directed at Nikki. I also understand that this group plays friendly and maybe they either do not see it or choose to overlook it. Either way I do enjoy their videos. I just wish sometimes the other players will tell those that like to "give advice" to just shut their trap :P