which one's better? Risk Legacy or this?
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The build quality is much better in Legacy. 2210 is a great game, but let down by low quality components. Legacy is great and has good components.
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Risk 2210 has some interesting concepts, but if you have a consistent gaming group the overall production quality of Legacy is better. Be prepared for a 15-20 game commitment with Legacy however...
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Risk 2210 is a fun and a large game play board with many twists involved with the cards. Risk Legacy is addictive with multiple people and the game changes with every game you play, you slowly create the board to make it unique to you and your friends. If I had to choose I would pick Risk Legacy.
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Mine was still sealed. I would advise anyone who receives a tampered copy to try and return it for an unopened one. Legacy is all about starting fresh with a group of friends and revealing everything together as you go.
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If you're only interested in the offline play and Road to the Show then this game is better. The graphics are also better, however the online play is really bad. If the connectivity and fluidity of the online improves then 14 is better. If you don't want to take the risk, then keep 13.
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The Original might work best for a first-timer. Intrigue's card commands are a little bit more complicated, and are probably easier to understand if you've already played the original. They're both great games on their own, though.
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Forbidden Desert goes up to 5 players instead of 4, and is slightly more involved than Forbidden Island though it is not really more complex. One major difference is that in Forbidden Island you know where the artifacts are that you are trying to get. The main challenge is getting the cards (set collection) required to actually get those artifacts, all while the island is sinking. In Forbidden Desert the challenge is in finding the clues that tell you where the parts to the flying machine are, all while the tiles of the game board are moving around and getting covered by sand. Personally, I prefer Forbidden Desert because of this exploration aspect. Your 6yo (I read your review of Forbidden Island) will probably also enjoy putting together the pieces of the flying machine. The players also each pick a different character to play with unique abilities. This adds to the strategy a bit as it will make different players better at different things. For instance the Water Carrier will spend a lot of their time distributing water to the other players. As for whether you should buy FD if you already have FI; that would depend on 1) how much you enjoy playing FI and 2) if FI is starting to feel so so and losing its challenge. FD is similar enough that you will pick it up very quickly but different enough that it will provide new challenge and variety. If you find your family sitting in front of the TV more and playing FI less, don't delay in getting FD. For me, at a price point of less than $20 I would easily get it even if I had the other. I have games that cost 3x the price that I haven't played half as many times as FD. For the cost of about 3 movie tickets, it's one of the best deals in gaming. And as an aside, if you are interested in something with more depth and strategy, take a look at Pandemic by the same designer. It has similarities to both FD and FI.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish.For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference.I've had good success with both as far as data burning!I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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Wish I could answer your question, but I don't know which of the two is better. Sorry :(
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I Have an old worn out Revolution its still preferable to the newer model. The 70 buck version just doesn't do as much. Worth it...you bet if you really like and use all the functions. The revolution is discontinued.
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You can put it away after each time you play. The last person that won gets the advantage at the start of the next game. There are stickers and things that you get to label your cities when you win so you kind of get the advantage next time and if you have someone like my son who wins every time it's a little frustrating for those of us that would like to win once in awhile. I think there are like 15 different times you can play before it's pretty much done but you can still play after that. It's just not as much fun. For a RISK fan like my son, he loved it.
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yes dragons maze is always a good choice, its my favorite tbh but the "latest" is born of the gods, but yes this is a good choice!
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I cannot say for sure that this one is better than Pegasus--but my grandson and I agree that it is. we play more with this one than Pegasus. I hope this helps you.
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I got both, but I like the Four Thieves better. It has truly been good for me since i had Cancer and my immune was always being comprimised. Not anymore, I haven't had a touch of anything since I started using the Four Thieves. I rub it on both feet each morning and the germ fighter I carry for cleaning my hands until I can get to a bathroom.
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I think they can both be effective. This one will probably last longer though. I like mine.
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I can't say whether Black Legacy is better. I have only used the Elusive. But I can say that Elusive is the best tanning product I have ever used. Within a few visits you will be darker than you ever have been. Just remember, don't shower for several hours after you tan. I actually tan in the late afternoon, and then shower the next morning before work. My guess is Black Legacy is a great product. But you would really like Elusive.
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If you enjoyed FI then you will be very happy with FD. They both play differently. FD has more moving parts, is more challenging and feels like a natural step up from FI. Here's a link that might helphttp://boardgamegeek.com/thread/973899/comparing-forbidden-desert-forbidden-island
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I researched both before I purchased mine and determined that there wasn't a significant difference. I'm currently happy with this (but I guess I wouldn't know if something large enough to be damaging has occurred since I installed it). The specs and ratings looked functionally similar, however the more expensive one has a lifetime limited vs 10 year warranty and the $25k equipment coverage.
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I recommend purchasing the newer version. I own and love the old version and the new version has the option of adding a twist but you can just chose to play it the traditional way. The biggest reason I would recommend purchasing the new one if the words and people are more current and relevant to today.