Post by rayancaleb on Jan 23, 2018 1:47:35 GMT -8
Hi,
It’s been but one short month, give or take, since I bought Cosmic Encounter. I do not believe that one month is anything like the amount of time you need to spend with CE in order to have any idea how to play it, let alone have a good idea on all the major mechanics.
Truth be told, I’ve thought a lot about how to review this game. But the bottom line is: this game is completely different every time you play it. And not “oh look the tiles came out in a different order” different. I mean that everything that you learnt from the last time you played has to be re-learnt, every tactic likely no longer useful, and good players will probably act in a way you’ve never encountered before.
In the tile analogy, it’s like finding out that the next time you play Carcassonne instead of using square tiles, you are now using amorphous blobs of jelly. And dice. And to win you’ve got to get 4 settlements in a row.
Thanks,
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It’s been but one short month, give or take, since I bought Cosmic Encounter. I do not believe that one month is anything like the amount of time you need to spend with CE in order to have any idea how to play it, let alone have a good idea on all the major mechanics.
Truth be told, I’ve thought a lot about how to review this game. But the bottom line is: this game is completely different every time you play it. And not “oh look the tiles came out in a different order” different. I mean that everything that you learnt from the last time you played has to be re-learnt, every tactic likely no longer useful, and good players will probably act in a way you’ve never encountered before.
In the tile analogy, it’s like finding out that the next time you play Carcassonne instead of using square tiles, you are now using amorphous blobs of jelly. And dice. And to win you’ve got to get 4 settlements in a row.
Thanks,
For More Details:-
Recruitment Solution Video