by mageith
cassastereo wrote:
As i said i tried those rules with 5-6 people with one investigator each. As a result there was a lot more interaction between the two or more who joined the squad, making crucial decisions together etc. Also, as you said, there's a huge downside to this because basically the group covers a lot less space on the board. It's like an uber player but if you abuse it you'll surely lose (max number of portals happened a lot in the first plays).
Regarding the multiple event draws i found a theme based explanation...4 eyes are better than 2
Regarding the multiple event draws i found a theme based explanation...4 eyes are better than 2
I've tried something like this several times and usually nobody bothers because its a turn waster. Perhaps the most precious thing in the game is a turn and now you are using two player turns (or more) to accomplish something that one player do/should be able to do.
However, in a normal 5-6 game, I've found the investgators often run out of things to do so it may work wonderfully for you.