by genesyx
mfaulk80 wrote:
....when we play and add Angry God and/or Ragnarok cards, we also randomly remove other cards (and don't look at what specific cards we're adding). This prevents any card counting, and makes the game more interesting imo.
This does seem to solve the "set deck" problem somewhat. Thanks! :)
Luke the Flaming wrote:
You may count cards drawn, but it is only a little help because:
-) Niddhog moves foes as well;
-) you lose with too many foes beyond certain tresholds, not only when one reaches Yggdrasil.
I wouldn't say this game is "solved". It possibly has less variance than others, but there's still enough to enjoy several plays.
(...and maybe you should stop reading strategy articles before playing a game and try to explore it with your mates, during play. ;) )
-) Niddhog moves foes as well;
-) you lose with too many foes beyond certain tresholds, not only when one reaches Yggdrasil.
I wouldn't say this game is "solved". It possibly has less variance than others, but there's still enough to enjoy several plays.
(...and maybe you should stop reading strategy articles before playing a game and try to explore it with your mates, during play. ;) )
Hahaha can't help it! I always do a lot of "research" before purchasing a game, since I'm the person buying all the games for my group I need to make sure that it stands well with them and warrant for many plays,since I don't get to buy games often..... that and because I spend too much time on BGG :whistle: