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Reply: Le Havre:: Reviews:: Re: Le Havre: A tightly balanced, highly replayable masterpiece

by jdw734

abdiel wrote:

This sounds like there's a lot of variability in the set up, not necessarily much replayability.

If you always used the same set up--same goods/buildings order, same special buildings, etc.--would the game still be worth playing over and over again?


I still have fewer than ten plays of LH under my belt, but my feeling is yes. Even if the goods/buildings order is the same, you (and your opponents) will make different decisions throughout the game, and so you will be presented with different opportunities each turn.

I feel like you can ask this question about a lot of games that don't have any luck (e.g. draw cards, roll dice) during the game play. But the board is changing constantly with each decision a player makes. So unless each player makes the exact same decisions in the same order, you have replayability.

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