Questions on Sleeping Gods?
I'm finishing up the campaign today, and will be making a comprehensive video on the game this weekend, complete with spoilers and stuff.
Does anyone have any questions about the game? Can't say I can answer all of them - the game has a TON OF CONTENT that I still haven't seen, like an insane amount.
But I can try. Please post here if you do.
Thanks!
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I originally backed this on KS, but backed out, as I wasn't fully convinced. I tend to be more of a dungeon crawler, skirmish, serious RPG and fantasy type of gamer, that also loves miniatures. This game and graphics didn't have me fully convinced, but when you were talking on your last video about dungeon crawling and having tons of content, and loving it -- especially when I find my interests align with yours most of the time -- then I am more intrigued. I would definitely love to see the playthrough and more of your take. I still don't know enough to ask the right detailed and depth based questions around the game. Thanks for your videos and playthroughs though!
How do you think this game would fare at different player counts, and do you think it works best as a solo experience?
Just a note that there is a thread on errata and a slightly revised rulebook - https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/2597199/unofficial-errata-list-corrected-errors/page/1
You always do a great job of this, but really getting to the core of how/why the game clicks with you. It all comes down to the ADSR of the main game loop. When does it trigger your puzzle brain? When does it trigger your imagination? When does it give you beats to pause, beats to be tense, etc. Why does this work better than other similar games? You may not find it 100% appropriate for your channel, but I always appreciate any information (directly from the publisher) on timing of possible late pledges, retail releases, availability on secondary markets, etc. Keep up the good work my man!
How is it different from being a less punishing 7th Continent?
What's your absolute favorite thing about the game?
What other game would you compare it to? I see it has a story "book" so would it be similar to Forgotten Waters or Stuffed Fables in that aspect?