Haven't watched yet, waiting to get out of work, but commenting for the obscure movie reference in the title - Chris, was this you? I loved the God's must be Crazy as a kid, watched it all the time!!!
Wow, Tom, your kids are all getting so grown up. Next I'll turn around and you and Zee will be all gray in the next review -- oh no, that means I'm getting old too! :-D
I backed it because I thought it looked different from other story games but yeah, all of the players I played with don't want to continue after 2 games.
Oof. Glad I canceled my pledge before the KS ended. Heard there was a major overhaul from the initial concept and a long delay and we get this mediocrity....
@@thecrabbydice A score of six means that they would be willing to play it if asked, but below six they generally would avoid the game. Seven is a recommendation. Most of the games that are gifted with a "full review" (as opposed to stuff that is thrown into a round up of some sort) are likely decent enough that most people would be willing to play the game if asked. Otherwise, why waste the time making a full review if only to tell you the game is trash? I think most of the people at the dice tower have played enough games that they can pick and choose ones that they think will at LEAST be a six and this is evidenced by their "expected" games usually being fairly correct (the thing they miss the most about the expected games is them releasing in the year they think it will happen). I would say that over 50% of the reviews get at least one 7 because of the selection bias that goes into the reviewing of the games. Why even bother reviewing a game if you don't think you will like it?
@@thecrabbydice In that he did say a lot of negatives, but also said multiple times he liked things in it, and said 'there's a lot of good things in this game' and 'the things that keep me from loving it' - you dont say those things about games you'd rate low (and to a lot of people a 6 isnt a high score) Regarding most games getting a 6 or a 7, you're going to get a majority of games landing in a score range as 'not standing out' and I think 6-7 is a fair range for that, but to each their own - if most games landed in 4-5, you would hope publishers would be able to recognize that and either not publish, or make changes before publishing, if you watch their week in reviews, they generally have a pretty good variety in scores (most land in the 6-7 range, but as I said above it seems fair - and I'd prefer that than most landing in 8-9's)
Seeing this have a more family or basic game appeal is immensely disappointing when ive been waiting so long for this and the premise was a much meatier one
I'm glad I canceled my pledge for this game. It looks pretty mediocre. I 've enjoyed my plays of Destines, but haven't pulled it off the shelf in years. I think I might be done with app assisted games.
Have you played Oathsworn? App is not necessary but Shadowborne game did an amazing job with it and significantly helps with streamlining the story-mode. Best campaign for us (15 encounters in right now)
Haven't watched yet, waiting to get out of work, but commenting for the obscure movie reference in the title - Chris, was this you? I loved the God's must be Crazy as a kid, watched it all the time!!!
Tis not I, but another Mike DiLisio gem. He's the man of culture you're looking for! -Chris
It is fascinating seeing games people waited so long for finally in front of you and then being not that great.
Yeah that bugs me a lot, I mean I played a prototype and it was nice. But now? What happened???
Hmm, 6 6 6 you say? - the Vasel family certainly appears to have a clear perspective of these (false?) gods...
Wow, Tom, your kids are all getting so grown up. Next I'll turn around and you and Zee will be all gray in the next review -- oh no, that means I'm getting old too! :-D
Great review you three! I really hope Lucky Duck gets it together with better story progression for the Dark Quarter.
I believe it's Van Ryder Games doing the story for that one. Lucky Duck is handling the production and app.
Van Ryder knows how to do story.
Title Reference is on point 👍
The main goal is to go to the edge of the world throw the coke bottle off of it?
@@TheErnieforss I didn’t say the game is the same as the movie… 😅
I was tempted to get this game when the campaign ran, but now i'm glad i didn't.
I’m my mind, if at any point during the game you are bored. It’s at best a 5.
I backed it because I thought it looked different from other story games but yeah, all of the players I played with don't want to continue after 2 games.
Those scores though. LOL Was that planned?
Scores are never planned in advance.
Very glad I pulled my pledge on this one
Well this is disappointing. Was really excited to get this to the table lol. I hope my group enjoys it.
Ugh worrying, we waited ages for this and are meant to be starting it soon but I had my worries.
Oof. Glad I canceled my pledge before the KS ended. Heard there was a major overhaul from the initial concept and a long delay and we get this mediocrity....
Im always confused by toms rating system .. hates a game 6 ... find game ok 6 ... medocre game 6 lol
got a link to the one he hated and gave a 6 to? certainly finding a game OK or mediocre its reasonable to give 6's to.
@IJJusion he literally just game his last review, Nova aetas a 6, and he trashed the game ...
Its the dice tower 99% of games get a 6 or 7
@@thecrabbydice A score of six means that they would be willing to play it if asked, but below six they generally would avoid the game. Seven is a recommendation. Most of the games that are gifted with a "full review" (as opposed to stuff that is thrown into a round up of some sort) are likely decent enough that most people would be willing to play the game if asked. Otherwise, why waste the time making a full review if only to tell you the game is trash? I think most of the people at the dice tower have played enough games that they can pick and choose ones that they think will at LEAST be a six and this is evidenced by their "expected" games usually being fairly correct (the thing they miss the most about the expected games is them releasing in the year they think it will happen). I would say that over 50% of the reviews get at least one 7 because of the selection bias that goes into the reviewing of the games. Why even bother reviewing a game if you don't think you will like it?
@@thecrabbydice In that he did say a lot of negatives, but also said multiple times he liked things in it, and said 'there's a lot of good things in this game' and 'the things that keep me from loving it' - you dont say those things about games you'd rate low (and to a lot of people a 6 isnt a high score)
Regarding most games getting a 6 or a 7, you're going to get a majority of games landing in a score range as 'not standing out' and I think 6-7 is a fair range for that, but to each their own - if most games landed in 4-5, you would hope publishers would be able to recognize that and either not publish, or make changes before publishing, if you watch their week in reviews, they generally have a pretty good variety in scores (most land in the 6-7 range, but as I said above it seems fair - and I'd prefer that than most landing in 8-9's)
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Seeing this have a more family or basic game appeal is immensely disappointing when ive been waiting so long for this and the premise was a much meatier one
I'm glad I canceled my pledge for this game. It looks pretty mediocre. I 've enjoyed my plays of Destines, but haven't pulled it off the shelf in years. I think I might be done with app assisted games.
Have you played Oathsworn? App is not necessary but Shadowborne game did an amazing job with it and significantly helps with streamlining the story-mode. Best campaign for us (15 encounters in right now)