Hello,
So I strongly believe the community put waaaaay too much value on trying to do panoramas early.
You try to do them, you discard 2 cards multiple time in a good portion of games because you wait for the good tiles, and you lose at the end because you don't have enough cards.
Instead you can play more or less normally, open the game, have the objectives done: in the far left / in the far right /with one wild card / lines 6&7 / with a campfire in one shot.
It look like people absolutely want to use all/most their wild cards to do those panoramas, even in the second turn.
So... Can someone elaborate? Saw me some examples of games with that? Explain to me why forcing that strategy (like some players seem to do) is good/bad?
Thanks
So I strongly believe the community put waaaaay too much value on trying to do panoramas early.
You try to do them, you discard 2 cards multiple time in a good portion of games because you wait for the good tiles, and you lose at the end because you don't have enough cards.
Instead you can play more or less normally, open the game, have the objectives done: in the far left / in the far right /with one wild card / lines 6&7 / with a campfire in one shot.
It look like people absolutely want to use all/most their wild cards to do those panoramas, even in the second turn.
So... Can someone elaborate? Saw me some examples of games with that? Explain to me why forcing that strategy (like some players seem to do) is good/bad?
Thanks