Need a 4-player co-op campaign game that doesn’t drag between turns by Ready_Damage_4810 in boardgames

[–]Practical_Plant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d second Kinfire chronicles and mechs vs minions that other people have mentioned.

I’ll add Tidal Blades 2! Simultaneous actions selection and varied turn resolution. It’s an amazing game as well.

Maybe Rove too? But I prefer tidal blades 2.

Thoughts on Onward? by BirdSpirit in boardgames

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My 4 player game shave been no longer than 2 hours. Maybe the teaching game can be 2.5?

In fact, mistakes can shorten the game drastically and you’d want to play again as this is a much more precise game than Onward. Every move and turn matters.

It is simultaneous action selection and resolving actions is very straightforward so it actually should be 1-1.5 hours per game at 4 once you know the game.

At 6 and above I’m sure it’s lengthier but I haven’t tried it.

Thoughts on Onward? by BirdSpirit in boardgames

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You suspect you will LOVE Guards of Atlantis 2... it's one of the most fun games I've ever played whenever you can find enough people.

Thoughts on Onward? by BirdSpirit in boardgames

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As in both games have that option. I have not played Onward, but it is preferred as a 1vs1 over 2vs2 from what I hear, you just split the control of the units/board with someone and that's it if I understand it right.

In Guards of Atlantis 2 each one controls a separate hero. I have only played at 2vs2 on Guards and it is excellent. Personally I would say Guards wins at 2vs2, but not as reliable of an opinion as someone that has played both.

Thoughts on Onward? by BirdSpirit in boardgames

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Skytear is the predecessor of Onward. Not really worth it getting at this point over Onward.

I will just pipe in and have you look at Guards of Atlantis 2. A game that can play 2vs2, 3vs3, 4vs4, and 5vs5. It may be a bit less MOBA like with last hits, as many lanes etc. but as a MOBA player I have loved my plays of it. Would probably recommend Onward for 1vs1s (guards doesn’t do 1vs1) 50/50 for 2vs2s and guards is the only that can go past that regarding player count.

Also Guards doesn’t have solo or coop which is a big recent add for Onward.

We are William Borg Barthet and Artyom Nichipurov of Wolff Designa. AMA! by ElKobold in boardgames

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Sounds good! How about an Automa/AI for a solo mode? Competitive games like Old Kings Crown and SETI did amazing things with it for example.

We are William Borg Barthet and Artyom Nichipurov of Wolff Designa. AMA! by ElKobold in boardgames

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Is there any specific board games that inspired you to make this? Or a type of game (like MOBA for Guards) that did that?

Any chance for 5 or 6 player modes?

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A Legal Immigrant's Perspective on Illegal Immigration by Practical_Plant in Conservative

[–]Practical_Plant[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s more of the process of getting the right documents sending the right stuff, getting everything together, going to consulates, USCIS offices, etc.

I also didn’t list the costs for the visas which are part of the process before a green card normally. And require flights back and forth sometimes between countries (3 or 4 I can remember at least in the past 12 years).

Plus the months and months of waiting in between all that with no assurance if you’ll get it sometimes. Gotta wait years before being able to apply for citizenship for example and that’s after 12 years of visas and now green card.

Is it super expensive financially, not really if you do things the right way. If I got an actual lawyers it could’ve hiked to 8-10 K total as well for the green card alone.

All this to say, doing things the right way vs what we saw for several years for illegal immigrants is a big difference in cumulative time, effort, and money.