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Do you really want to do all the work to give them free stuff if you don’t have to?Īnd if you’re invited, there’s the matter of figuring out which invitation to accept.
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Inviting someone into an alliance gets them all kinds of rewards completely for free if you win, and if you lose it only costs them some ships while it costs YOU a card, ships, a planet if you’re on defense, AND the prospect of a second turn if you’re on offense. New players invite far too often and take not being invited too seriously. Specifically I mean that the game is at its most interesting when people understand the power of alliances. The game is appealing to newbies who aren’t going to feel seriously handicapped by their inexperience, but it’s at its most interesting when you play it with experienced players - who are precisely the demographic most likely to be frustrated by how small their skill advantage is.
The initial alien selection and opening hands weight the game very heavily in one player’s favor or another at the outset, and the cards play such a big role that even smart play often isn’t enough to change the fate you’ve been handed. I actually quite enjoy it but I understand why people don’t. I already have both expansions for ti3 anyway, so all I am getting is the new tech system and tweaked rules/races. Well, if I hadnt just bought a house, maybe I could afford 4th edition. One of the only games I kickstarted, and boy was it worth it. They threw in so many extra mods, and options for team fights, tag team, boss battles, campaign mode.
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