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by Pontonmeepleraptor wrote:Looks like I goofed the rules: we played 14 rounds (which is the full versions) but without special buildings. that explains why it takes so longI was about to say: two...
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by meepleraptor How long is a 3 player short game? The rules say the 2 player short game is 45 minutes, and the 3 player short game is 120 minutes, which seems like a very big jump!
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by Raujour We take turns moving the ships and refilling. On your turn just decide whether to grab stuff or occupy a building. When you finish 'deciding and implementing', refill and move the next...
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by Steve99 Personally, I would have liked to see the specials as a fourth proposed building stack that were face up and assigned an order of priority like all the standard buildings. That would have...
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by klbushSteve99 wrote:Personally, I would have liked to see the specials as a fourth proposed building stack that were face up and assigned an order of priority like all the standard buildings. That...
View ArticleReply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Rahdo's Final Thoughts on Le Havre
by Zark I usually play with 4 and don't find it a problem timewise. I will sometime go down the route of amassing loans sometime not, it depends on how the game plays out. Another good option can be to...
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by Moolssteveg700 wrote:So, I'm gearing up for my first game of Le Havre, and I watched Rahdo to give me an idea Wanted to run a couple of things he said past some diehard players, as they are...
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by Moolssteveg700 wrote:Balance is elusive, but having resources that are considered a "waste of an action" or a "consolation prize" strikes me as disappointing design. If I get to a point where I'm...
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by davypiMools wrote:I find the loan stragegy to be so-so. I have definitely crushed games using it, but there has also been games where I got loans but couldn't get the actions I needed and ultimately...
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by Moolsdavypi wrote:Mools wrote:Coke is the highest value good (also provides lots of energy for paying for shipping) that can be easy to stock up.Depends on what you mean by "easy to stock up". Since...
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by davypiMools wrote:PLUS you get a dollar back for every [coal] conversaion.This is irrelevant. You have to have to coke in order to make massive amounts of steel. You also get this dollar with the...
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by Moolsdavypi wrote:Mools wrote:PLUS you get a dollar back for every [coal] conversaion.This is irrelevant. You have to have to coke in order to make massive amounts of steel. You also get this dollar...
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by davypiMools wrote:I may be wrong, but I don't think you get money for converting iron to steel. You do get a dollar for every coal you convert to coke. So convert a lot of coal and you get a lot of...
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Thread: Le Havre:: General:: official variant: How changes 2 player game?
by tigrevasco_2003 Hi:Anybody has tried the official variant (pay 2 franc interests with 2+ loans and denying building selling in another player turn) in 2 player game?. How much coal/coke shipping...
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by bygberbrownBadigel wrote:Hi,Just wondering, why such a price tag?I came here to ask this exact question. Here is my reasoning: the Z-Man edition features quite thin boards, and quite thin cards. I...
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by bygberbrownDaRuleyman wrote:Except for the Cardhaus Sale at the beginning of the summer when it sold for $42.99. That's when I got my copy. If you really want it, it is worth the price. If I had to...
View ArticleReply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Effects of an early Dunny in a game?
by bygberbrowndavypi wrote:I just acquired the 12 card promo pack in a trade an a rules question kind of came to mind. At this point its hypothetical, but I'm still curious....In Australia a Dunny is a...
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by grant5bygberbrown wrote:Badigel wrote:Hi,Just wondering, why such a price tag?I came here to ask this exact question. Here is my reasoning: the Z-Man edition features quite thin boards, and quite...
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by davypi Really? Four people are going to thumb resurrecting an on thread by asking a question that was posted in an even older thread?
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