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7 responses to “Madder Than a Hatter – PnP”

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   Robin Lees

   2015/06/13

   In vlog #4 you were debating the scoring of exclusives, and specifically the rarity and people playing against it. You considered changing it from 5 points, to 3 or 2 points (and therefore more common).

   What if the first exclusive anyone has is worth 2 points, but a second exclusive is worth 3 points each (It’s only possible to max out with 2 exclusives, right?)

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      chevee

      2015/06/13

      Nice idea! You’d have to play against terrible opponents to get more than 1 Exclusive, but I like it. 🙂

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   Robin Lees

   2015/06/13

   I’m intrigued to know what would happen in a 4 player game if each of the players only do one specific thing; 1 player only ever plays cards to themselves, 1player only ever plays cards to any other player, 1 player only ever plays cards to one specific other player, the final player can do whatever they want. (I’m not saying this is a rule, but for play-testing purposes, I’d be intrigued to know what the resulting scores would be in consecutive plays).

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   Nick Shaw

   2015/06/15

   Just to check – in a 3 player game, after dealing out the cards, you’ll have 23 cards left in the deck. So the Assembly Line will have 5 cards in for 4 turns, but then only 3 for the last turn? Is that right? Also, the last player in turn order has one less turn, as the 2nd player takes the final Assembly Line card.

   Maybe in a 3-player game you could discard 2 cards from the deck before play, so then there will be 21 cards left, so all players have an equal number of turns?

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      chevee

      2015/06/15

      I kinda screwed this up in the video. In a three player game, deal 1 face up and 3 card hands. That way the math still works. You’ll have 5 rounds of 4 instead of 4 rounds of 5.

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   John White (@SirbobDesign)

   2015/12/28

   In a 3 player game could the assembly line be 4 cards? Any thing new with this game? I thought maybe one or 2 suits could have no actions to speed up the game. How many cards do you need for a 5 player game?

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      chevee

      2015/12/28

      The setup changes for 3 players completely. This was a change made in the production version.

      Not sure about 5 player. I could probably add 2 more suits and make it for 5.

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