🎉 :)

ah intersring! they should have mentioned that in the rules!

They only barely changed it to say "stone" after someone mentioned it on BGG. Mandela even lived in a sandstone building and he thought it was brick too!

@@theSolemnBard now that's even more cool interesting history they could have put in the rules!!!!

note added for the first thing you said The 2nd timestamp, Richard stops at 3 and even goes further to say "gets progressively more expensive making it more than impossible to make multiple builds" meaning it's hard and expensive to make one or 2... making 3 is extremely hard, and he never said it was possible to make 4 or more builds, so I don't understand your comment for that timestamp, he never said you could build 4 or more times, just that it gets progressively more expensive to do extra builds by paying gold Regarding the 3rd note, I didn't say anything in the Klingon subtitles because I had already mentioned before that he would keep forgetting to replenish the buildings and do them later, in that case he did it just a few seconds after, before he decided where he would move to, so, obviously, there's no need to make that note because he did replenish the Architect and the tile that came out is one that he can't build so what he said a few seconds before is correct As for the 4th thing you mention, Richard was obviously talking about the growth potential for points of the initial Tenement that Jen placed, he wasn't talking about points she could score or deny Richard scoring by placing the other tenements in other places in the grid. So, from everything that you said, I will only make a note for the 1st timestamp. cheers

@Paulo Renato About my second comment, some more explanation [with more comments]. He said: the first time you use gold you have to spend one gold [to build a second tile, spending one of your max 3 gold]. The second time 2 gold [to build your third tile with your 2nd and 3rd of max 3 gold]. Then 3... That's where he goes wrong. You can't spend another 3 gold if you have nothing left.

@@reneraps6313 you could have more things because when you build you can activate factories, so in each build he could be activating things that would give him gold back for example (don't know if there are any). either way, I think it's clear that what he was trying to explain is that each additional build will have an increase in gold to be paid, not that it would be 1 gold for each additional build, that's what important in that passage and that's what he's trying to explain there... obviously you are limited to the amount of gold you have and that you can store

@@PauloRenato23 Oeps. You are right. Never looked at the factories. There is one factory that produces gold, and there is one factory that can convert steel into gold. You also could have the whisky barrel. So it is possible (and extremely hard) to build more than 3 buildings on your turn.

Note added... thanks

it's such a brilliantly simple solution!

I think Rahdo has meant not 2020, but rather industrial revolution populations ;)

There’s a difference between the city proper and the urban area. Glasgow city is bigger than Manchester but Manchester’s urban area is much bigger (at least it was).

@@MrLinguist88 During the industrial revolution Glasgow was the forth largest city in Europe and the second largest in the UK

yes she could

he was obviously referring to the workerplacement tiles, not factories that aren't even available at this point

Actually, theme or not theme, and especially with the rondel mechanic - this game kind of reminds me of Glen More.