primrose1234 wrote: ↑01 June 2026, 09:05
Drakenero wrote: ↑31 May 2026, 23:45
Definitely not a game I'd recommend playing with strangers. I've never given so many red thumbs before, not even if I combined all the red thumbs from all the games I've played on this site would I ever reach the ratio I did with this one.
Not that I'm a saint from being toxic myself, but it is so frustrating when people tell you all the time you don't know how to play when the majority of them are also Apprentices. It's ironic how even a game like Bang! doesn't have half of its playerbase acting like smartasses, and this is supposed to be a co-op game to make things worse.
Being an Apprentice can mean you won this game already 99 times. I would call that quite experienced.
Do you know the basics? Do you just grab the 3 Token because 3 is your favorite number?
One bad player kills the entire gaming experience for the whole gang. That is why red thumbs fly easily in this game.
The same way being an Apprentice can mean that you've won the game once. While on this topic, I think I'd have a bit more patience with the person who only won 1 or 2 games instead of 99, something that doesn't seems to be the norm here.
And this mentality is specifically what I'm against. How do you expect players to improve if you're already trying to weed them out for not knowing how to play? Take Burgle Bros for example; I'm quite experienced in the game (which you can see by how many games I've played), yet I've seen new players not know that you have to reveal tiles before you can start cracking the safe. I assure you, out of all the times I've played that co-op game, not once did I ever seen a player get flak for not knowing what to do, even though according to you that should "kill" the experience.
On a side note, I'm sorry but this is a Premium game. Non Premium members should at least try to behave towards hosts since they rely on them to play the game in the first place. Showing respect is the least you could do, if you can't/won't pay to play the game. Perhaps having the option to mute them would increase the positive experience.