9 reasons to be excited about Pandemic Legacy Season 0

Pandemic Season 0 is on the way and the final chapter in the trilogy is set to shake up the formula. Here are 9 reasons to be excited about Pandemic Legacy Season 0

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[thomasbailey]

Now here's what you do. Dicebreaker plays a series of all the pandemics! Perfection!

[MrHarryGray]

Insert “I’m playing pandemic in real life” comment here

[jjongcafes]

This seems so interesting, I really wanna play all the games now!!

[nickdejager]

Interesting take. Thanks for the info, Matt.

[WilCornish]

I played PanLeg S1 in three sittings with a bunch of pals over a single weekend. It was superb and I’m really looking forward to getting everyone together to play Season Zero in the future, when I’m allowed to travel as far as “Glasgow” or “Exeter"

[nightcatarts]

I really hope you lot can do a playthrough of this. Given the time spent on it, I'd imagine there's enough in there to make everyone's campaign feel different enough so as not to wreck it for those who want to play themselves later on.

[PhantomJokerX]

Good to know. Hope this boardgame is included in the cafe I usually play at.

[RobCleverPig]

Count me 9 times as excited! Sounds like it could be a good place to dip my toe into board game as opposed to ttrpg, expected to be expensive?

[CDenny]

I've always been interested in Legacy board games, but the prospect of tearing up cards and playing through a £50+ game only once is a daunting one.

I'd love for you guys to do a rundown of some of the best Legacy board games available, and who they're best for. For example, my partner and I usually only play 2-player games, and we'd love to get into a good Legacy game, but we're having a hard time deciding which one to take a bet on, as most seem 'better' with more players. We have the luxury of having significant and regular time to play together, so long games aren't a problem, but other people might need shorter play sessions. Budget is also an issue, with some Legacy games (Gloomhaven) being £100+, and whilst I can (lie to myself about being able to) afford it, other players (like my partner) might want a lower cost of entry into the genre.

I realise this might be a lot to ask - Legacy games in general seem to take a significant amount of time to properly 'test', given the hidden nature of a lot of the gameplay - but I don't think I'd be the only one who'd find such a video interesting and useful.

I'm a great fan of your channel. Even if you don't take me up on this, keep doing what you're doing. Your content really gave me the confidence to leap into the world of board gaming, and the team you have are great to watch. Great stuff!

[codmanout]

First question: why did they bleep out part of Matt's words at around 1:30? Second question: So Dicebreaker is going to make a series of of this?

[jackcash]

NOOOO! You mean there's more that one season to the pandemic!

[coyotemoon]

How do reviewers have this game 3 months in advance of release date?

[torgranael]

Wait. Literally ripping apart cards and defacing the board. Does this mean the game is only playable once, and further playthroughs require purchasing the entire game again? I have to be misunderstanding something because it sounds prohibitively expensive otherwise, especially if you can repeatedly lose.

[jessewilkin]

You tell us to be excited for it but you don't seem excited at all