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by MattShinnerscharlest wrote:SPBTooL wrote:kaziam wrote:1. Keeping/rerolling dice. Yahtzee style heavy strategy here. Should I keep those hearts when I'm in Tokyo?Well that could explain your...
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by kostool13kaziam wrote:Obviously there are many other people who absolutely love this game. They love the cute cartoony monster art, the nice chunky dice, the glossy thick cardboard, the...
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by kaziamtravvller wrote:As a bit of an iconoclast I do take offense to your false comparisons.Comparing King of Tokyo to Yahtzee is a false comparison? The core mechanic of King of Tokyo is Yahtzee....
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by San Il Defanso I'm just sitting here trying to figure out what's so bad about King of Tokyo being like Yahtzee. I think Yahtzee's actually a pretty solid 15-minute game you can play with both a...
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by pomomojo 1. KoT is very fragile. By this I mean that it is very dependent on the players. If everyone just goes for claws it will simply be a very short dice-chucking exercise. If everyone goes for...
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by Donkler And I suggest that Trajan is a massive BGG groupthink experiment/marketing ploy to see if everyone would buy into a Mancala variant being an amazing hobby game with mass appeal. :p
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by StunnaiNano78 wrote:King of Tokyo isn't for everyone.If the following statements apply to you, you may not like King of Tokyo:"I don't like games with luck, randomness, chaos, chance, etc.""I only...
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by Teamjimbykaziam wrote:If you're suggesting that I'm insulting the fans of King of Tokyo, then you didn't read the review. Your review was well done, entertaining, and critical but fair. Your...
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by Spherekaziam wrote:I'm not calling anyone a moron. If someone feels like a moron because they enjoy a Yahtzee derivative game, then that's their own gamer elitism guilt. Yahtzee is a fine, classic...
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by kaziamTeamjimby wrote:kaziam wrote:If you're suggesting that I'm insulting the fans of King of Tokyo, then you didn't read the review. Your review was well done, entertaining, and critical but fair....
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by sybrwookie What a weird and wacky thread this has been To throw another log or 2 onto the fire:-I like Yahtzee. I particularly like a variant where you play 3 scoring games at the same time and add...
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by rickertsybrwookie wrote:What a weird and wacky thread this has been To throw another log or 2 onto the fire:-I like Yahtzee. I particularly like a variant where you play 3 scoring games at the same...
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by Kaelistuskaziam wrote:If you gave King of Tokyo an 8, 9 or 10, how high do you rate Yahtzee? I don't rate King of Tokyo an 8+, but I do think it's an entertaining time. However, I do also like...
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by sybrwookierickert wrote:There is one very strong way to avoid going in Tokyo - don't have any claws at the end of the roll!! Sometimes that means keeping dice you don't really need on one turn, but...
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by robertcompton Well here's hoping its fun as my wife wanted a copy of kings of Tokyo for Christmas.
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by feldmafx I have to agree with Felix. There is more strategy in Yahtzee than most people realize. Will someone define "Yahtzee mechanic"? It seems like it's rolling dice, and rolling the results you...
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by rickertsybrwookie wrote:rickert wrote:There is one very strong way to avoid going in Tokyo - don't have any claws at the end of the roll!! Sometimes that means keeping dice you don't really need on...
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by scout13 Bahh Humbug!
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by johnhe0414 Funny - I initially thought I would never play or even like this game, until someone took it out as we needed a filler for our next game. I ended up LOVING it.
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by DJDJ Just a thought- could you use a stand/prop(like those in Scrabble) to prop the individual Monster cards up so others can see them better?
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