Wow! That was amazing! You deserve to have more subscribers

thank you thank you thank you for this playthrough. The rulebook now makes total sense. Huzzah!

Thanks for the great teach and the diy storage. Made mine today. 🙌

Started vid last night before bedtime just finishing up now. Wow! That was a lot of things going. Congrats :) As always, thanks for your time and effort it's very much appreciated.

Great play thru and awesome storage boxes! Well done!

I have never watched a complete hour in youtube until today, good explanation and great video!

Yes! Keep them coming Tom!

Thank you for your wonderful playthrough. I have been looking for a great playthrough to understand Whistle Mountain. I have a much better understanding on how moving up the tower works. Initially I was moving it just one square not to the next level. It's been several years since you've uploaded, are you still enjoying it? I got all excited with the red players combos. That's definitely my favorite part. As I have been trying to learn I wasn't seeing the combination. I was just seeing the straight actions. I got Whislte Mountain for Christmas because I am a gigantic Luke Laurie fan. Anyhow, thanks again for taking the time.

One question I have about the rules is whether you can put an airship across multiple machines, or do they have to be on a single machine? I probably missed a lot of details - I'm a little under the weather right now - but I did pick up a couple of things: 59:57 red should have got a second card for buying two machines that turn 1:03:16 what happened was probably legal, but why didn't red use the free build rather than paying 2 water for 2 builds? There's also a lot of routine bad optimisations that I noticed on the way through - for example, blue's last build got him more points by placing his meeple higher, but also got red a significant number of points, so blue only gained 1 point relative to red, while taking fewer points but stranding the red meeple could have earned +4 or +5. But that's tactics/strategy rather than rules, so not really relevant to the video.

Machines not covered by water remain on a waterlogged machine after the water rises. I noticed you took the red piece off after your mistake where it should have stayed on the board.