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Games That Have Left My Collection - Episode 2 (Patreon)

Published:
2017-09-12 15:00:09
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2024-07-13 09:31:42
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2024-07
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In the second episode of my Patreon exclusive series - I talk about three more games that I've gotten rid of over the years. Explaining why and suggesting games that I prefer.

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Games That Have Left My Collection - Episode 2

I talk about some of the games I've got rid of over the years and suggest better alternatives. Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/actualol Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/actualol Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/actualol Board Game Geek: https://boardgamegeek.com/user/jonpurkis Thank you for watching! And thank you for all your comments, I love making videos for you all! If you're new to Actualol, my name is Jon Purkis. My two passions are writing comedy and playing board games, so I decided to combine the two in this YouTube channel. I make all my videos on my own, in my flat in London, UK, with the help of a diverse selection of wigs. _ My favourite videos: Top Ten Games to Play at Christmas: https://youtu.be/J4mAPX-43UA The Board Game Song: https://youtu.be/kj0GDeS4A1c Zombie Board Game Mega Review: https://youtu.be/L34bVnPDAEM 5 Alternatives to Pictionary: https://youtu.be/PkejNDp8624 Hidden Movement Board Games Mega Review: https://youtu.be/IDMhrux6wt8 And for something completely different, my 5 Stages of Brexit: https://youtu.be/6kkqbP1Lvos

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Terry Beyer

John, I believe you played Cosmic Encounter with the wrong philosophy. A long time ago I played it with a group of friends during lunch at work. Now, this was the same group which played hearts in three phases: a round of threats and intimidation, a round of actual play, finally a round of whining and recrimination. So the philosophy for Cosmic Encounter was not negotiation, it was to revel in chaos while attempting to screw your neighbor. Winning was never the goal. To this end we played a version called something like “Two up, blind, random secret powers” where each player had long list of randomly generated alien powers hidden from the others. On each turn you were allowed to reveal and use either of the top two powers on your list, after which it was struck from the list revealing the next power. Chaos and hilarity ensued.

Bianca Cortez! Happy birthday! I love you

While I haven't played wok star or fuse, I have played space alert which I find to be an amazing real time co-op. kinda surprised it didn't get a mention with it sounding quite similar to those other games.