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Stone Age - Your scoring is wrong on green cards?

Posted: 28 October 2011, 01:53
by Hendal
Hey,

In Stone Age - you score differently then the rules I own. With the green cards it is multiplied by the number of green cards you have. You have that. But it says any duplicate cards are worth only 1 point each - and in your scoring the extra cards are also multiplied by the number of extra cards?

I don't mind, I actually kind of think it works fine, but it is different then the official rules.

Just wondering if anyone else pointed it out?

Great game, great online version, thanks for a great site

Tom

Re: Stone Age - Your scoring is wrong on green cards?

Posted: 28 October 2011, 09:01
by sourisdudesert
Hi,

I really think this is the right rules.

From the example in official rules:

Example: Ea player has 5 civilization
cards with different culture symbols =
25 points (5x5).
In addition, he has 1 extra pottery
+ 1 point (1x1) = 26 points.

In the latter example, if this player has 1 extra pottery and 1 extra -anything else-, he gets 4 additional points (2x2)

Cheers,

Re: Stone Age - Your scoring is wrong on green cards?

Posted: 29 October 2011, 20:28
by Hendal
My rules state:

Multiply the number of different civiilzation cards with the green backgrounds by themselves. If a player has duplicates, each of these is worth just 1 1 extra point. The Player does not score a sencond set.

Bold print right in the rules.


When I have 7 green and 3 duplicates here I get 9 extra points verses just 3 by the rules I have. Not sure if the English American version is different though?

Re: Stone Age - Your scoring is wrong on green cards?

Posted: 29 October 2011, 22:09
by sunrise
According to the posts on boardgamegeek, the Hans im Glück rules use multiple sets scoring, while RGG rules use the one set plus 1 per extra scoring.

I prefer the multiple sets scoring personally :)

References:1, 2

Re: Stone Age - Your scoring is wrong on green cards?

Posted: 30 October 2011, 21:03
by Hendal
so the American rules are different. I like getting the extra points.