by AzureiX
lfisher wrote:
a1bert wrote:
What I think of strategy is that if everyone else is doing the same thing, you have to do something different than them. Otherwise it is just a race to win, and the one to get the best cards wins.
Get two players in Tokyo/Tokyo Bay as soon as possible and hit the others as hard as you can so they need to spend dice to heal and not to get energy. When you have thinned the players the game starts again.
Get two players in Tokyo/Tokyo Bay as soon as possible and hit the others as hard as you can so they need to spend dice to heal and not to get energy. When you have thinned the players the game starts again.
Yeah this. If no one is going for claws, go for claws and win.
I find that in a game with a lot of players 5-6 or even more that people tend to stay out of Tokyo unless they feel prepared by mid-game.
I usually try to get into Tokyo as early as possible, but I'll leave if I've taken 4-5 damage before my turn again. Other than that, I like to see varying strategies.
People who sit on the outside collecting energy will have a harder time fighting back if someone in Tokyo is a hard-hitter.