give it a try, i think you might like this better :)

well, ryan will be making a return next month to help me cover chrono corsairs :)

Beats the heck out of Rahdo playing against "Jen" (really himself).

:)

yes, there are solo rules that come with the game that make use of the mayor :)

love quad, but i rate this much higher (in part because of the extra attention to variable setup)

The fact Tiny Towns takes way less time to set up is enough to recommend it over quadropolis.

well once i've filmed a game, i don't go back and play it anymore, because i have to move on to the next game. and all games i play work well with 2, and very few of them are 2p only. so really, any of my top10s would fit the bill for what you're looking for :) kzfaq.info/sun/PLmQverenaaqIR4TovRQCIvedgdWbjzfa7

@@rahdo thank you 😁

the card counting really isn't an issue because you have to discard 5 cards every time you go through the mayor deck :)

richard scales Played it at 6 at my FLGS-all a learning game. It was snappy though. Took only 45 min.

This is fantastic at 5 and 6 few games are

It does not simulate 3 player each gets its own

cross stack?

Yeah I was going to mention that as well. I watch jongetsgames play through and he used this exact variant in his play through and I don't think I would play it any other way.

Forgotton in a month!

This is NOTHING like tetris dont get why people say this

In 2020...Isle of Cats

they should really make clear that the town hall variant is almost required when played with more than 3!

@@rahdo We were presented with that option after a couple of plays. Some players objected saying that their strategy had been based upon choosing colors that their opponents couldn't process. The standard game is more aggressive and interactive, but the frustration component is much higher than what you experienced in 2p where you can choose a color that helps you every other turn.

spot on, plus i donj't know that i want to play with your friends, if their argument is "but i want to play with the variant that allows me to hurt you the most!" :)

@@rahdo Interesting! (but not fair) Most decision making in the games we all play involve some calculation of (what benefits me + what hurts others= value). I would think you would encounter this more often than not since you play so many 2 player games? 2-player tends to push people toward zero-sum strategies. 2 player Agricola, for example, is brutal and often becomes a game of resource denial. Translate my group's comment more along the lines of "the variant is deeper with more strategic considerations." We actually tend to really dislike "take that" mechanics.

@@treyalsup fair enough! :)

Thank you, Dr Mike. Mike Hawk.