I played a 4 player game (table # 524647086) and I lost. I wanted to learn how to play better, so I clicked the Replay button and "played" from the perspective of the winner (przemekd) because he has a rating of 699. I wanted to see if I would make the same moves he did.
As soon as the game started, everybody picked their year cards, and he got to keep both of his (end bonus cards.) So, throughout the game, he had two end bonus cards, and the rest of us had one.
Does anybody know why?
He also got very lucky, I see, in that his "year" cards were bonuses for water and mountain parks, and two of the three parks offered to start were 4 and 5 point parks made up just of water and mountains. (The 3rd card had water, so that was good for him, too.) Seems weird, but I guess he just got really lucky. I just don't know how he could keep both of his year cards at the beginning of the game.
As soon as the game started, everybody picked their year cards, and he got to keep both of his (end bonus cards.) So, throughout the game, he had two end bonus cards, and the rest of us had one.
Does anybody know why?
He also got very lucky, I see, in that his "year" cards were bonuses for water and mountain parks, and two of the three parks offered to start were 4 and 5 point parks made up just of water and mountains. (The 3rd card had water, so that was good for him, too.) Seems weird, but I guess he just got really lucky. I just don't know how he could keep both of his year cards at the beginning of the game.