I've come to the conclusion that I'm glad that there is a new addition that is different. That means that the end is in sight and I can stop when the first edition is done.
I can't read German but I couldn't see any diagrams showing farmers in the rules. Are they getting rid of farmers?
Quote from: cidervampire on October 20, 2014, 03:41:51 PMI can't read German but I couldn't see any diagrams showing farmers in the rules. Are they getting rid of farmers?They have the farmers in the final scoring, pointing to the next pages. On the "Beiblatt" there are the farmer rules, the river and the new abbot mini expansion. Feels like the farmers are an expansion ...
I recall someone mentioning that they'd make like a basic set of rules where farms are not included and then making an advanced version with farms. This way people new to the game would have it easier to get the handle of it, and once they know how to play, they add farms into the mix. Though I'm not 100% sure where I read this.
Quote from: mas9dj on October 22, 2014, 05:05:19 AMI recall someone mentioning that they'd make like a basic set of rules where farms are not included and then making an advanced version with farms. This way people new to the game would have it easier to get the handle of it, and once they know how to play, they add farms into the mix. Though I'm not 100% sure where I read this.Seems like a good idea. Whenever I'm playing Carcassonne with anyone who hasn't already played it it's often a lot easier to leave them out at first, then introduce them after a couple of games.
Moritz Brunnhofer from HiG will answer himself here at CarcC.But he need some time to translate it in the correct form.Please wait.
The front of the tiles has a different style, but as you can see on these pictures, the mix of “old” and “new” is 100% playable.
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