by pmagnus
TheBoardGameFamily wrote:
by Kalidor
We play it all as public. And while I understand playing otherwise could add some change in experience, I agree with the previous poster...it seems against the spirit of this game...by lfisher
It is not a memory game, hiding it would be less fun.by ohbalto
We will discuss who's where in terms of health and vp when we play. People min/maxing King of Tokyo should probably be playing something else.by ghopper21
ohbalto wrote:
by genesyx
agree with playing face up.by freddieyu
Seconded!!!by ukraineboo
genesyx wrote:
by SixtyWATZ
Your two friends really like winningSixtyWATZ wrote:
by Twitch_City
Another thumbs up! This was simple, elegant, and completely functional. My copy arrived today and, after incorporating the promo cards, this was the first thing I did.by world eater
ukraineboo wrote:
genesyx wrote:
by Neo42
I haven't played yet but I am curious about the elimination aspect of the game. My initial theory was that you could come back in with half your VP. But reading this thread I wonder if the elimination should stay as is or at least delayed as you suggest.by PandaEskimo
The first point is rather interesting. The inside / outside rule is a Europe / US difference. See here, http://www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/quotation_(speech)_ma.... The European method seems to make much more sense since it follows how you are logically structuring the sentence.by Twitch_City
I feel like the resolution happens in what ever order the current player wants it to (so it is possible to gain energy, attack, and then heal). However, I feel like if there is an attack and the other player forces you into Tokyo, then your hearts become null since they should/could have been used before the attack. It is the entering of Tokyo that makes hearts useless.by Tchan
There's no order in resolving the dices, they comin' in "one package".by Sphere
falluper wrote:
by Tchan
Sphere wrote:
falluper wrote:
by Tchan
... and thinking more about it.