Wildstyle

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Card Collection — a collection of cards driving the campaign narrative
• legacy campaign — play through a series of sessions with permanent changes to the game
• Legacy Game — play through a series of sessions with permanent changes to the game

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Quotes (from this video)

• you don't need a lot of games in your collection to be happy you just need the right ones
• this is board games for one today I'm going to take you through a collection
• it's a legacy game so if you're not familiar with what that means a legacy game means that you're following a story basically an adventure of sorts
• you make permanent changes to the game as you play
• it's not a competitive game this would be cooperative storytelling where you get to control The Narrative of Heroes in a story of your choice of five episodes
• I love you all

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• 18 card legacy — The game is an experiment in creating a legacy game with only 18 cards.

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Quotes (from this video)

• I've been pushing this video off for a long time now because every single time that I was going to do this video, I had like one or two more games in my collection that I needed to just get to.
• I got to a point where I realized if I keep waiting for that one more game I have to finish, I'm never going to do this video.
• These are games that you have to theoretically destroy components in order to play them.
• I really like Sagata Artisans.
• Rise of Queensdale is like Charter Stone, just better in my opinion.
• But My City Rolling Ball is delightful.
• I think this was excellent and I will always wonder which game is better depending on your experience of which one you've played first.
• I've played My City more times than any other game, period.
• Ticket to Ride Legacy was the first game since Penel Legacy season 1 that gave me the highs of what a legacy game can in a system that was familiar and yet really opened up and explored this whole board as you went through it and just continued to unlock things.
• This is my favorite Legacy game experience.
• It's one of the perfect legacy games for me.
• It's so good. It's so good.

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• legacy/story progression in a card game — Progresses through a story line with evolving cards and outcomes
• low-cost entry with future depth — Low price point with potential for deeper experiences via progression

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Quotes (from this video)

• This is subjective right
• Swing Swing isn't a bad thing
• it's not in this box the base game is 20 bucks and then you buy feature films
• this indie gem solo only game by far
• not too complex

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