Rising Sun - Full Board Game Play Session
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- We wage war against each other and plot to make sure Chris doesn't win another game. Does the rivalry between Chris and Cory wage on or is there last minute deceit? We play Rising Sun on House Rules.
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At 46:16 Cory summons a monster in a region where he doesn't have a stronghold, he does this again at 1:24:45 and Jack does it at 1:30:45. Chris also does this but his power allows it (a possible cause of the confusion).
At 1:16:40 Chris uses seppuku but doesn't gain honour.
At 1:18:13 Tara wins the battle but the other figures in the region aren't killed. (Which leads to Cory getting two extra points when he illegally places his monster.)
Oooh doggy! Love getting these comments. Thanks for the rule breaks we will verify and take these our next filming (June 18th) which will go live second week of July. Thanks for the support. Rock On!
Another playthrough?
No we take shots for rules we break. That’s all. We might do another full game session later.
game tainted.
1:58:20 No battle takes place if only two allies there. Highest force (honor in draw) takes the token.
You still go through the movements of battle, indeed, even if you are allied. You just don't kill off your remaining allies troops if you win, that's the only difference. You can still take a hostage, sepukku, etc etc. You just don't kill your allies after the combat is resolved and a winner is announced at resolution.
@@mmadeforfighting3628 this is wrong. "If only 2 Allied players have Force in the Province, no Battle takes place. The player with the most Force in the Province simply takes the corresponding War Province token". Rulebook page 21
@@maescobar3949 well darn lol. Appreciate it
@@mmadeforfighting3628 someone politely accepting being corrected online? Good job! Have a cookie! 🍪
Honestly a minute or two in and the lack of prep re: info about the game was alarming.
45:57 my favorite genre of adult movies
At 42:10 Virtues are a type of card. More the more *different* types of Virtue cards you have grants you the benefit from that card. Also highest Honor refers to the Honor Track at the top left of the board. EDIT: Soz I keep watching the video and you guys eventually figure it out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
1:36:26 Kitsune clan (Rob I think)? was the one who used the Marshal mandate yet he was the first one to move his figures, putting him at the disadvantage. Except for train and betrayal, the one use the mandate should be the last to take turn so they can move after another players move.
Not understanding how 'highest/lowest honor in a province' works was hard to watch. Otherwise fun game
Interesting that no one used the most powerful clan! I was hoping to see them. Anyway great video!
Casey Potthoff which do you think is the most powerful? I’ve always found Turtle the most powerful.
Yeah turtle is strong! I always play Lotus and I feel like I have a distinct advantage everytime. Of course I always tell people I’m losing. Lol
Casey Potthoff Cool! Lotus has always struck me as really challenging to play but really interesting - I’d love to try them and get good :) Seems fun to just bury all the train mandates and pray to ryujin haha
Sooo much fun! I love to bury all the martial mandates so the turtle clan can’t use their ability! ;)
Training is one I never bury because I get pretty much the same benefit. I almost always bury martial, or harvest since I don’t get crap for those if someone else plays them.
Hey at 13:30 ish ... was Jack not able to recruit 2 because it was his political mandate? Since I couldn't really hear but he placed a bushi in Kyoto but didn't place a second recruit (although he might've asked to put a shinto with his other shinto but it never happened).
BTW so glad you guys got this to the table! Love Blood Rage but feel I could end up liking this one better once I finally get a group together to play my KS copy (sadly I didn't have the funds to get the fox clan or play mat)
I was sad that player #6 the boom mic didn't do more.
2:09:00 Did he get 4 points but he moved him 3?
don't you get a coin when you return hostage 38:24
1:24:30 Chris would probably have won this game if Oni of Spite was played correctly. Corey may not have wanted Spite if he only could've spawned him in Kyushu. Then Chris would have taken him and owned the rest of the game.
I thought Chris did win this? Don’t put any thought into Cory’s strategy... it’s not there ...
Dashfang there were many mistakes :(
@@ChrisIppolito Indeed. This one seemed like the crucial one regarding point scoring though. Still enjoyed the playthrough 😊 I love Rising Sun and watching a video like this kinda scratches the itch. Keep it up 👍
Yellow won because he summon monster where he have no stronghold, green could've won
I'm pretty glad that after some games of RS, I can now see what tactical errors they made in their first round.
The game finally makes sense, and yeah, Fox clan isn't op imho x')
Nice video guys but its pronounced sea-mon(CMON) haha.
hard to watch
When returning hostages, the hostage taker will take one coin from the owner of the figure for every hostage returned
Also honor track is the token in the upper left
The coin for returning a hostage comes from the bank, not the owner of the figure.
Yes that is true, but the group I Play with likes that variant, just more competitive in nature, but yes that is true
You are DAIMYOS(landlords) who are trying to become the next SHOGUN(emperor) of Japan ;)
The Shogun is not an emperor, he is the military leader, and in some time periods the de facto ruler of Japan. For long periods of Japanese history the emperor was a figurehead that everybody paid lip service to, but who had practically no power in reality.
You are Shogun, dictating the actions of the Daimyos and other warriors you lead. The introduction literally says "You, honorable Shogun, lead one of these great clans."
At 23:28 The player using the betrayal mandate did not lose honor
Thank you!
He doesn't lose honor unless he was allied with another player, which wasn't the case. The mandate was played correctly.@@Techgeekgamers