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How are legend cars regularly moving 19 spaces?
Posted: 02 January 2024, 09:42
by PB Villany
I’ve seen this happen many times and I can’t tell if this is a bug or if the AI became sentient and started cheating lol
You’d have to have 3 fives in your hand and one four or a lucky pull on a stress card... given I’ve never had more than five in my hand at once, I’m declaring shenanigans
On beginner level no less argh
Re: How are legend cars regularly moving 19 spaces?
Posted: 02 January 2024, 09:47
by Tisaac
PB Villany wrote: ↑02 January 2024, 09:42
I’ve seen this happen many times and I can’t tell if this is a bug or if the AI became sentient and started cheating lol
You’d have to have 3 fives in your hand and one four or a lucky pull on a stress card... given I’ve never had more than five in my hand at once, I’m declaring shenanigans
On beginner level no less argh
You know legends dont have cards in hand, right ?
Re: How are legend cars regularly moving 19 spaces?
Posted: 02 January 2024, 10:00
by thoun
If you read the rules about legends, it will become a lot clearer

Re: How are legend cars regularly moving 19 spaces?
Posted: 19 January 2024, 01:29
by killjoyprose
Wow what a vibrant and helpful community, instead of just answering the question you choose belittling sarcasm
Nothing in the website rules explains legends
Re: How are legend cars regularly moving 19 spaces?
Posted: 19 January 2024, 03:01
by prestonp
Good question! The legends are handled using a separate deck. The "Advanced Play" rulebook details how this works
https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/be/1e/95-h ... system.pdf
But the basic idea is legend cars are either approaching a corner or handling a corner. When they are approaching a corner they have high speed but when they are handling corners they move slower.
Re: How are legend cars regularly moving 19 spaces?
Posted: 19 January 2024, 18:54
by Suoivax
killjoyprose wrote: ↑19 January 2024, 01:29
Nothing in the website rules explains legends
Very few games have COMPLETE rules on their page here on BGA. However, there are links to the official rules and/or pdfs.