Almost as funny as what he says at 20:20

Tell everyone what you did to that nugget

I'd also city that so you can quickly go for second city

🛡Extra strong

Thx dud

It made him less of a threat, people are more likely to block/steal from blue. And he obvs didn't need it to win

Dylan got 2 non-blocks in return, and a 3:1 port, and good diplomatic relations with Blue.

It's probable that it was a decision to purposely make himself weaker. Additionally, it's possible that since blue getting plowed there makes him 100% lose the game, it would result in blue rage blocking dylighted for the rest of the game.

Yes I see the benefits once explained, but when this situation appears to me i just plow😂

I had the same thought but I learned something today. The 3:1 port was so much more valuable than flooding his hand with Sheep and potentially losing the 3:1 port to Blue.

he is playing significantly worse

@@budderpenguin43 the average player is also a lot better with all the educational resources available now

The thing is, wheat was never going to be stuck in his hands. It's the most useful resource and it was low on the map. If he had extra wheat he could simply trade it rather than port. The 6 ore is needed to balance his resources, which is better than 2:1ing for ore every time.

He gets a diverse set of numbers for ore, and black has good motivation and resources to plow the brick port

@@nicholasvigil4678 Not only that, he mentions he's worried orange could quickly get to the brick port and then they'd be insanely strong.

Plus you'd never port your wheat ideally

Oohh okay all this makes more sense now. Ty

he overthinks a lot

He explained it pretty clearly... If he puts it on 10 5 9 it's gonna get blocked heavily, so he doesn't really get much out of it. A blocked city tile is 0 production. If he puts it on 2 9 10, it's less likely to get blocked... which leaves 10 brick open and he has brick port... which... definitely worked out for him. If you scrub through the game after he cities that 2 9 10, you'll see the robber basically lived on his two good wheat tiles.

​@@Konitamathat's not really good logic. If you have 1 wheat or 1 ore tile and it's blocked that logic works. If you city the 5910 you become unblockable. If they block the wheat you have 2 strong ore tiles. If they block the 10 ore you still have the 6 ore. Either way if you city the 5910 you can build a second city within 2 orbits probably and then you just run away with the game.

I agree. THe 5/9/10 will produce you more even with one of them always blocked. + much easier to get cities.

You didnt buy out the deck after you said you would. That was really bad. And black trades you the win.... Can we get better content please! :DDD

loool. true.

I don’t see it, what am I missing? All I see is that after the settle he has 11 bricks and 0 wood. Porting bricks for wood gives 5 bricks and 3 wood. Not enough to take road

What? He had a maximum of 4 roads? What are you talking about

yeah, you're correct. I forgot that when u port your materials go away haha

no one caught something that wasn't possible... brilliant lol