Watch “Ep 20 - Bad Company / Why We Buy / Believe It or Not / Top Selling Board Games,” a board game video for Bad Company on BoardGameVideo.
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In today's episode John puts Bad Company on the table. Andy ponders what about a board game makes us yell "Take my Money". Daniel brings his rendition of Board Game Believe It or Not. Finally, Chris runs down number15 - 14 of the best selling board games of all time according to Fun.com.
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0:00 Intro / April Fools Jokes
7:28 Bad Company - Hot or Not?
25:33 Shut up and take my money
37:17 Fireball Island music video
38:35 Board Game Believe It or Not
58:46 Top 20 Selling Board Games of All Time 15-14
1:15:23 Final Say
1:18:50 Birthdays
1:22:02 Play Shelf Trade Stinger
2021·Kenneth Minde, Kristian Amundsen Østby, Eilif Svensson
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Mainly reviews and playthroughs. Bad Company is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 17 reviews, 10 how-to-play guides, 13 recorded sessions, 9 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
1 - 6 players
30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Bad Company, from BoardGameGeek:
Build your own gang and customize it to suit your plans. Gather resources to complete heists and money to recruit new gang members. And make sure you escape the police! A unique and fun game from the award-winning designers of Automania and Trails of Tucana.
Bad Company supports up to 6 players with very little downtime. It also includes a solo mode where you try to outsmart the police.
Each player has a player board with 11 gang members. You may upgrade them by placing overlapping cards onto them. This way, the visual appearances of your gang members change as they gain more abilities.
Each round, the active player rolls four dice and divides them into two pairs (pay coins to reroll). Each pair of dice activates one gang member on the active player's board. All other players may use one of the pairs to activate a single gang member on their own boards.
Activating a gangster provides resources needed to complete heists, money to upgrade your gang members, or advance your car through the city.
You want to advance your car, because you need to stay ahead of the police in order to collect loot along the city route.
You gain points by completing heists, upgrading your gang and by driving your car through the city.
Some completed heists provide special abilities which you can build your strategy around.
The game ends when a player completes their 6th heist, or when any car reaches the dock on the city track, and the player with the most points wins.
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Designers
Kenneth Minde, Kristian Amundsen Østby, Eilif Svensson