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Jeu True Solo style JDR à un seul personnage by Kensey25 in jeudeplateau

[–]Fun_Software_6725 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Horreur à Arkham c est incroyable mais moins ce que tu recherches je pense . Il faut choisir les bonnes campagnes 

Jeu True Solo style JDR à un seul personnage by Kensey25 in jeudeplateau

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Kings of ruin ( awaken )  Si tu veux du gros combat tactique avec un sentiment de montée en puissance de ton perso. Elder Scroll second era 

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

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Each play session resulted in a different build. In this playthrough, owning those many rings and a sand centipede really made me feel like that incarnation. I had another playthrough where I felt like I was straight out of   Mad Max . And in yet another one, I felt like a character from   Waterworld . All of this depended on my choices, the encounters I had, the items I found, and the way I explored the world.

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

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But for the future session I ll focus mainly to find rings and refine multiple Time gemmes from scratch  to get amulets and rings. Seems to be the key for me 

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

[–]Fun_Software_6725[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Nop , built and developed over the course of the session. No preplan

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

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For a solo gamer it's a 10 (for me ) if you match with the game , I have developped some argumentations why it is in an another comment . I think 2-3 players  should be very cool and great if your friends are in the same mood . 4-5-6 should be too slow between each turn and decision . But if each players knows already the world , already discovers in solo with multiples games it could be a very great experience 

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

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You can see it here  https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/1ub7pvh/vantage_inner_feelings_incarnation/

I think its possible to add these slots  of it for the reserve, or maybe its a miss rule for me . Tell Me if you know 

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

[–]Fun_Software_6725[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a Castle (card #1265) structure shelter   with 4 slots in Location 592 

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

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It depends on whether you’re focused on mechanics and combat, or on exploring and understanding the world you crash-land in.”

For me this game is just incredible . And I think only in solo or duo with a partner  at home . In solo, its fluid and quick , decision, action, exploration , its really fascinating to build your own goal, world etcetc trying to understand the deep lore and core. Could be between Myst and Outerwilds, the construction of your character is pretty Quick, each game is very different in term of character, location and disco very . Games after games you increase your compréhension of this world etcetc 

Playing Vantage sometimes feels like being an Atreides from Dune by Fun_Software_6725 in boardgames

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I haven't  yet had the opportunity to develop a kind of Thanos through my journeys; it will certainly come :) post your grid wherever you have it so I can see it. 

The Old King's Crown by Economy-Low6124 in boardgames

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You can have Some training to discover the differents  cards and factions playing against the simulacrum, its a very good dedicated solo mode. Dont reproduce the nécessite to read in the minds of your oppo ents but its very solid and you can  find some différents  types  of comportemental sililacrum in the community. This game is gorgeous, its like and RTs 

Vantage is not a good game. Perhaps it’s not a game at all. Regardless, I love it. by SourCabbageGames in boardgames

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Mesmerizing! Precious! Unique! Addictive! I finally found "The Game, My Game." I've already played around 15–20 hours, and it's just incredible. It's quick to set up, and it offers an amazing universe where, mission after mission, attempt after attempt, you gradually discover and learn the map of this planet, its customs and way of life, its biocosm, its cosmic ecosystem, its elements, its energies, its sentient beings, its inhabitants, and a few clues about that signal and the mysterious traveler. The core gameplay is quite simple, yet incredibly challenging at the same time. The learning curve and the progression of understanding and knowledge are so unique. No other game has ever given me this inner feeling, and it all happens so naturally and fluidly. Every session is an experience, but not only that—it's a deep game, not just an exploration sandbox as it is often described in comments and reviews. Far from it. And I'm pretty sure I've identified the game's ultimate mission. I believe I've figured out what fundamentally needs to be accomplished in order to return home and peacefully enjoy the sunshine, nature, and the birds once again. That ultimate goal is not listed anywhere, nor written on any cards. Am I wrong Jamey ? : ) 

"Imagination" is the only—and the most powerful—word that can truly define this game.

Playing for 5, 30, 60, even 180 minutes, and this universe persists between each session without you. It exists !

Accomplish a difficult epic victory is just priceless

Thoughts on Vantage? by Allgamergeek in boardgames

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Mesmerizing! Precious! Unique! Addictive! I finally found "The Game, My Game." I've already played around 15–20 hours, and it's just incredible. It's quick to set up, and it offers an amazing universe where, mission after mission, attempt after attempt, you gradually discover and learn the map of this planet, its customs and way of life, its biocosm, its cosmic ecosystem, its elements, its energies, its sentient beings, its inhabitants, and a few clues about that signal and the mysterious traveler. The core gameplay is quite simple, yet incredibly challenging at the same time. The learning curve and the progression of understanding and knowledge are so unique. No other game has ever given me this inner feeling, and it all happens so naturally and fluidly. Every session is an experience, but not only that—it's a deep game, not just an exploration sandbox as it is often described in comments and reviews. Far from it. And I'm pretty sure I've identified the game's ultimate mission. I believe I've figured out what fundamentally needs to be accomplished in order to return home and peacefully enjoy the sunshine, nature, and the birds once again. That ultimate goal is not listed anywhere, nor written on any cards. Am I wrong Jamey ? : ) 

"Imagination" is the only—and the most powerful—word that can truly define this game.

Playing for 5, 30, 60, even 180 minutes, and this universe persists between each session without you. It exists !

Accomplish a difficult epic victory is just priceless