by yogjoshoth
I thought the circle tokens were flipped during the first round, but one at a time as each ship occupied the location. But left in place for the remainder of the game.yogjoshoth wrote:
by yogjoshoth
Oh, I see. Sorry, I suppose my question was vague.by Mouseketeer
by PauloSantoro
The Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer passed away this Wednesday. He was 104, and was still working.by Zorch
Also known as "The Yogurt Pot" if I am not mistaken!by Pasvik
I won against 152 and 94. Is 171 a lot?by sfox
In 3 player I usually score 250 to 280, haven't lost in a long time with that score (last 15 games I've played or so). I did lose once when I scored in the 290s to an opponent who scored just over 300. I only play Le Havre as a 3 player. With decent experience everyone should be scoring over 200. Small hint, coal/iron/steel is where it is at. Make sure to pick up a good supply of clay by mid game so you can get a lot of bricks as all the mid/end game buildings require brick. Also take lots of loans, build ships to supply food mid/late game. Feeding by taking food is a huge waste of time early game.by lostphd
Most of my games are 2 player, but in my three recorded games of 3P, I scored 165 (finished third), 192 (won), and 242 (won).by JohnRayJr
171 is pretty solid for a first play in 3P. With experience 250-280 is more common against experienced opponents. As high as 300-320 isn't that unusual against inexperienced opponents.by Pasvik
Thanx everybody. I thought I played good last night. Now I´ve learned that I still have to learn a lot ;)by testcranker
Always. Especially considering that there is only 3 steel ships to be had and the 1st to go gets first crack at two of them.by kvenosdel
louper wrote:
by testcranker
Your # 1, The token is removed if the building is bought as well as sold. Otherwise you can block access if you want by camping out on it. There is the special card which allows someone to boost a camping players token.by davypi
kvenosdel wrote:
louper wrote:
by kvenosdel
davypi wrote:
kvenosdel wrote:
louper wrote:
by davypi
kvenosdel wrote:
by testcranker
Yep, special buildings can make or break a strategy. Having advanced knowledge of their appearance is/can be very valuable to forming a winning strategy.by testcranker
Player 3 should not have let the clay mound go to player 1.by testcranker
In front of each owner, "upside dowm" so that each other player can see them "right side up". Not flipped over, but rotated in plane 180 degrees.
