at 4:40 - why did japan place the tile on the far right instead of placing it on the bottom right? That way they would have continued their road as well.
Estaba leyendo las reglas en muchas partes, y veo que acá no ocupan la excepción de que si una ciudad es de dos piezas, que solo valga uno por pieza, ¿por que?
Okay, new player here. Quite a few of these moves seem counter-intuitive to me. Riddle me this: why, at 2:57, would Greece not use that piece to close off Japan from joining it's large city?
+Ebony Bowie There are several reasons. Japan could join the city on the other side. The city is locked. The city will never complete. And there are more reasons to place the tile on the site chosen by Greece.
На 69 ходу синий положил мипла на поле в надежде что следующим ходом ему выпадет монастырь с одной дорогой чтобы присоединить это поле к большому (для его выигрыша)?
Hello, would you be so kind to tell me the name of the software or website used in the video? There are many carcasonne web / software solutions. This one is really interesting because if the highlitning feature. Thank you in advance!
Why did blue place a farmer on the chapel near the end? Surely a monk would have scored him/her 4 points? I know this wouldn't have won them the game just wanted to ask the tactics of the play.
+Geoff Bushill Greece knows its losing the game, and must gamble with the said move. As the other commenter points out, they're hoping to connect farms using the monastery-with-road tile. But unfortunately, the other team picks up that tile. Given Greece's desperate situation, its a fair attempt at trying to win back the game that they know they're probably mostly losing.
at 4:40 - why did japan place the tile on the far right instead of placing it on the bottom right? That way they would have continued their road as well.
If you put a curve in your road it will be easier for Greece to get in that road.
good point, thanks
Estaba leyendo las reglas en muchas partes, y veo que acá no ocupan la excepción de que si una ciudad es de dos piezas, que solo valga uno por pieza, ¿por que?
Échale un ojo a este artículo
carcassonnepiezadeinicio.blogspot.com.es/2014/07/carcassonne-gana-puntos-pero-pierde.html
is this an app or PC program?
Okay, new player here. Quite a few of these moves seem counter-intuitive to me. Riddle me this: why, at 2:57, would Greece not use that piece to close off Japan from joining it's large city?
+Ebony Bowie There are several reasons. Japan could join the city on the other side. The city is locked. The city will never complete. And there are more reasons to place the tile on the site chosen by Greece.
戦術等をしらない初心者なのですが、この手3:11はどのような意図で置いたのですか。
Why did Greek player place tails there?
I suppose he did not want to spend another meeple and thus hindered the construction of the rival. Just an idea
@@carcassonnepiezadeinicio5405 Thank you！
На 69 ходу синий положил мипла на поле в надежде что следующим ходом ему выпадет монастырь с одной дорогой чтобы присоединить это поле к большому (для его выигрыша)?
Да!
Hello,
would you be so kind to tell me the name of the software or website used in the video?
There are many carcasonne web / software solutions.
This one is really interesting because if the highlitning feature.
Thank you in advance!
ProudTiger I am sorry but it was done with a simple digital presentation program, very laborious, image by image.
How long did the actual game take? I've read that tournament rules limit each player to 15 minutes of play using a chess clock.
+Jacob Larsen But not at the final, as we know
Good game
Shouldn't the size 2 castle count as 2 points instead of 4?
No. This was just the first version of the rules
I'm surprised at some of the very amateur moves.
+Ryan Ashcroft Amateur moves? Wich one?
Ryan Ashcroft maybe they did them to surprise you
Ryan Ashcroft Me too! There are best hard players online!!
¿Cuáles?
haha. yea very beatable players here. they arent bad by any means, but not amazing. XBOX tag: BL1NDS1DER exozet tag: BL1NDS1DER
Why did blue place a farmer on the chapel near the end? Surely a monk would have scored him/her 4 points? I know this wouldn't have won them the game just wanted to ask the tactics of the play.
+Geoff Bushill His intention was to connect farms with a monastery with road. But this piece caught the other player.
+Geoff Bushill Greece knows its losing the game, and must gamble with the said move. As the other commenter points out, they're hoping to connect farms using the monastery-with-road tile. But unfortunately, the other team picks up that tile. Given Greece's desperate situation, its a fair attempt at trying to win back the game that they know they're probably mostly losing.
He actually had 33% chance to win it! After placing the farmer, 3 pieces are left.
In fact it´s no easy. Japan wins in any case.
así me expliquen mil veces esta mierda nunca lo voy a entender :v
Es como Monopoly pero sin dinero. :v
greece played like a noob
+Paul Wunder Greece beat Japan this year!! Same players
where to watch the 2015 final?
We are sorry. We do not have the data necessary to perform the reconstruction.
Ah, I see... hopefully we can have the data for the upcoming world championship
Paul Wunder you seem like a cc expert! i bet you could win him anytime!