It's always fun when games make you physically build something. Also, love the "Woooo" when you're rolling meeples.

At 4:32 there is an obsolete "Forgot to mark that building plan with a marker of his color" in the Klingon subtitle.

Thanks for the solo runthru!

Love watching that lucking pushing going south!

I noticed that you were tossing the dice with some force, perhaps for dramatic effect. But since meeples don’t tumble like dice, wouldn’t you have better rolls if you used a “shake and drop” method instead of “shake and throw”? A lot less chance of an exuberant ricochet knocking over a standing meeple. Just curious if you had experiemented.

46:30 I thought they would go adjacent to their already built building, like they did in neighborhood 3 at 37:14.

They look like plastic meeples, @rahdo. How do they feel, light and insubstantial or chunky?

I've only watched the first fifteen minutes, but so far it happend twice that you didn't have much of a choice and you had to build something in a way that would negatively effect you. I didn't like that. I like the theme and the mechanisms though. It seems like it's something I would enjoy. And it's cool that there's actually some interaction. You don't see that a lot anymore in board games.

52:21 - couldn't he use that left over labour brick on Sweet Nan's Bakery on area 4?

46:30 - the Mayor’s office should’ve been placed adjacent to the building the Mayor already had in zone 5. This is important, because he gave 4 points to the Mayor for no reason.

And Roleplayer of the year goes to the Politician meeple. I couldn't tell him from a real politician 23