you prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me atm then you can stream pretty much all the latest series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend recently :)

@Ian Gerald Yup, have been using instaflixxer for years myself :)

Ok

That's a very good point!

and also out of cloth apparently

La Havre has been his #1 game of all time but only after years of moving up his list.

Definitely a machine, because like a machine he keeps doing the same thing over and over again

Don't know how anyone who has played more than one of his games can think that...

I’m not much of a Uwe Rosenberg ‘fan’, but no doubt he’s had quite a reasonable amount of variety. Theme wise, he does like farming, and his games are often built around engine building, but even critics, I think, would be hard pressed to tell me they are the same thing over and over. His other 2020 release was New York Zoo, which is nothing like the game presented here. The two games of his I find most fun: Agricola and Patchwork, are nothing alike in my opinion. And how is Heingist like Bohnanza? I dont see it Shanerion. That said, I cant stand Le Harve (Ive wanted to like it for years, but I find it nearly as much fun as doing a spreadsheet or preparing my tax return). I can respect Feast of Odin and Caverna, but have zero desire to own them. Bottom line: he is a well received designer, with a vast library. Good thing there’s a ton of more games for those of us that simply dont enjoy his work as much as others.

The key to this game are the cards.

@@rygelxix and the supply-demand worker placement

ditto, this and the game Tobito he said they did a live of that and I can't find that either... odd.

I saw Tom and Mike play it like 2 weeks ago (must have been live), I'm pretty sure it just hasn't been uploaded yet.

I found it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZd6is14lqmtoWw.html

@@NicoleLee Thank you!

I couldn't find it either. Maybe sometime during winterspectacular . If someone could post when or share a link that would be great

I remember seeing Tom and Mike play it like 2 weeks ago, but I can't find it now so I'm pretty sure it's not uploaded yet and what I watched was the live playthrough.

Came here to say the same thing!

I found it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZd6is14lqmtoWw.html

@@NicoleLee Thank you!

That's true!

That comparison sounds like a perk to me!

I agree Brice but from the video it didn't seem Tom thought of it as a perk in this one for some reason. Maybe with more plays it will be.

@@stevensitesnbo8765 yea, I see what you're saying. Maybe too swingy? (Though some Viticulture cards can really change the pace of the game too, if gotten at the right moments).

What makes it better than the other?

2 hours is the max play length for you lol...

lol 2 hours is not even that much 🤔

Rosenberg is a bit... overUSEd :D

They've dropped the drop

I don't think there's anything wrong with farming games (on brand) as long as he delivers fresh new experiences. Not sure he did that here but I'm not sure what pasting e.g. a space theme on his games will do if he delivers samey experiences.

Are you ever positive about a game? You're like the opposite of Rahdo..

@@sherlockhomeless7138 about good games yes, plenty of examples. 😉

@@sherlockhomeless7138he ain’t the broken meeple for nothin! 😂

I'm dumb. Sheep are mammals. Mammals make milk. Sheep make milk. Simple logic. I just bought the game. I enjoy my sheep. I hoard all the sheep. It comes with 30 hoardable sheep.

Ewe pass. Happens every time.

Quite different this time though. Worker spots feel more like supply demand driven variable costs. Upgrade prices also undergo some inflation

Dynamically they do connect though. Engine building vs rising upgrade costs. Higher worker supply increasing the round start placement costs. Also tradeoffs everywhere

Significantly different than Agricola.