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submitted 1 year ago by dpunked@feddit.de to c/boardgames@feddit.de

Sure, the best way to learn is someone explaining the game to you live, but thats not always available.

What do you do? Read the manual, watch videos or something else? Any specific creator to recommend?

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[-] crazybrain13@beehaw.org 0 points 1 year ago

I'm usually the one teaching new games, so I have to learn them thoroughly beforehand. I do all of the above. I will watch a video first to get a good idea of the flow of the game. I really like Watch It Played. He does a great job of explaining the rules without being to wordy and in the weeds. Then I will read the manual and play things out so I can really see how things work. This way I can get all specific rules that may be glossed over in the video.

[-] s3rvant@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

This is near exactly me; only difference is that I do not play things out ahead of time.

  1. Watch video (Watch It Played)
  2. Read rulebook
  3. Play with group
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