LOL, well, not to disappoint you, but I've never actually heard Doctoring the TARDIS. But I do know about it, only because I know the original song they "borrowed" for it: Rock & Roll Part 2 by Gary Glitter :)... which is played all the time at sporting events, and originally had no lyrics. (other than HEY!)

@@davidarnott4850 Totally disappointed :)

I really wish they were including a reset pack with the game. But so far on the Kickstarter, it doesn’t look like it

It's on kickstarter

Probably not. The game is not due out until later this year. We are eager to play it more though.-Lincoln

@BoardGameGeek 🙁 I was hoping for more legacy playthroughs but I continued to hope and wait and maybe someday a new legacy is entering this channel❤

@@boardgamegeek I'd love to see a full legacy playthrough! The game looks fantastic and I'm so curious how it plays out. I loved watching The Initiative, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a series on this game.

It’s just on Kickstarter now, so they might not be wanting to spoil stuff behind the initial tutorial. I definitely second more legacy campaign videos like the Initiative on Game Night though!

They did play though ALL of The Initiative, does that count?

This is a Kickstarter game right now, thus they got sent the game to show on their channel so they wouldn't get any kind of strike against it. You always have what is called fair use on nearly everything so you can absolutely post board game playthroughs on YT. There are tons and tons and tons and tons of channels that do that. The main things that get strikes that I've seen on YT are computer/video game music or really any music that hasn't been altered (which is why you see covers), WWE is somewhat ridiculous with old wrestling footage, and that's about all I've seen. But I've absolutely never seen a board game get a copyright strike against it. Maybe if you somehow got your hands on a pre-production version of a game like this and posted the full legacy game before people could buy it, but most companies realize that showing the game being played only enhances sales. Heck, if you check most Kickstarters for board games, you'll see links to playthroughs like this on their page as they've sent it out specifically for that. Plus, they're BoardGameGeek. They're literally the holy grail website for board games, rules questions, and links to playthroughs. Any company is going to love having them play a game. Not to mention that Becca Scott is playing the game today on her channel Good Time Society as probably several others since that's what companies do to drive sales.

Legacy games can be a bit like that! They do make more sense when you are the ones reading the rules and instructions. Base game pandemic or pandemic season one are great places to start if you are interested in exploring these sort of games.

I’m a so-called gamer and I don’t have a good sense of the rules from this video either. Definitely need to read it myself.