When you complete a job does the job card go back to the discard pile or is it removed from the game (assume already have a Solid with that contact)?
1713505
Firstly, people are mixing up "Discard" with "Removed from game". If you do not take a mission (or buy an item) from a stack it goes into the "Discard" pile (and those cards are still "in the game"), which other people can then look though and take cards from if at that contact. If the mission is completed successfully it is "Removed from the game". Obviously you can house rule stuff for varied impact on the game.
1713506
Neither. When you complete a job, it goes face down in your personal pile of completed jobs. This helps you keep track of who you are solid with, and keeps the completed job from getting put in the discard pile where it could come up again. If you lose solid with someone, all of your completed jobs with that person are removed from the game.(I've played this game a lot.)
1713507
Lisa Koontz gave the correct answer. When you complete a job, flip it over to the side with the contact's picture and name. Then slide it under your ship playmat so that just the name of the Contact shows. It saves space on the table and at a glance, you can see who you are solid with as well as how much they will pay to buy cargo and contraband. Check out page 15 of the Firefly rule book under the heading 'Reputation' - explains exactly what to do.
1713508
My understanding was as long as it was completed it went in the discard pile and was out of play for the remainder of the gsme
1713509
It would make sense for the job just to be removed from the game. You should never run out of jobs during a game. Really should never get close. I've played with 6 before and had still a large stack.
1713510
I think you are suppose to keep the job card face down. The front of the cards have the rep. bonus for the contact. You should keep it as a reminder that you are solid with those contacts. If you lose solid, the card is removed from the game.
1713511
I think it goes to the discard pile. I wouldn't worry too much about getting around to the same job though; the game takes a long time to play!
1713512
I'd have to break out the rulebook to be sure, but I've always kept completed jobs out of the discard. Thematically it wouldn't make much sense especially with the bigger jobs. Also some story cards require x number of jobs completed for a contact, so it would not make much sense to be putting them back in the discard and making it harder to track.
1713513
It would be inconsistent for them to go into discards, IMO, because the first one gets kept with your ship card to denote that you're Solid, right?
1713514
when you complete a job with a contact you are already solid with, you should place the job card out of play (in the box?). we just stack it with the other job from the same contact. keep track of how many we did with who.
1858925
It's part of the brochure holder. Does not detach. You can however buy single card holders or brochure holders in the same style
1619119
Does it burn already copied film? I'm a coach. I have burnt copies of game film. Can I burn copies off the burnt one? Hope that makes sense
873465
You will know if the card that is in the slot now is shaped not like a rectangle, but like a rectangle with a rectangle on it. (The plastic card that is like a dust cover.)**************************If like this, then maybe yes.
1149983
There shouldn't be an issue with people remembering what card they laid less than 20 seconds ago. If so, try tic-tac-toe.example:Paul lays the card 'Moron'The judge shuffles the cards, then chooses the card 'Moron'.Paul exclaims, "I played that card!"The judge awards the green card to Paul.
1030790
A pawn can come out from start on any card. Even 4 backwards, you can come out from start and go 4 backwards. Any card. Have fun!
1685157
Try to get rid of the cards in your hand as quickly as possible by matching them to cards that are in the multiple discard piles. You match by the shapes, the colors or the number of shapes. Each player has 3 cards in their hand and their own draw pile. Once you play a card from your hand you replace it from your draw pile. When you've played all your cards (by matching them as mentioned above) you win.
389763
Sadly it doesn't, but i like how you think! You can record till the card's full and then you need to manually delete before you can record any more. Tell the guys from ION to include it in the next one!
1679288
It's not like a computer game. There is no "undo". There is a high score, game select, new game, and sound. Along with Deck and suits. The biggest button is labeled, ON, DEAL, and DRAW. I hope this helps.
1473611
The warning label on my unit was at the end of the cord around the thicker area that does not retract into the dryer. If possible you might try moving it there. any sticky residue can probably be cleaned with a paper towel slight dampened with acetone (nail polish remover). That way the card will fully retract and you still keep the warning label (no risk of federal indictment, losing your firstborn, or whatever the penalty is)
711513
I haven't tried this, but there is a "Job Status/Cancel" button on the left side of the control panel. I suggest you try this.
2132001
You move the ball through the maze. When the ball gets to the end, it triggers a release which unlatches the door so you can get the money out. Once the trigger is released, the ball is automatically reset into the starting position and you have to go through the maze again to reopen the door (assuming you've gotten your money out and reclosed the door)
1335415
I use it on a vista computer all of the time. It means that the window that you were viewing the card in is not closed. You MUST close the window and thus free the drive/card from use before windows will close it. This would/should happen no matter what version of windows you are using as it prevents data loss.HTH
1404809
It does not. This is unfortunate but not game-breaking. Keeping track of money on a pad of paper is the normal, if less fun, way to circumvent this. On the other hand, you're welcome to substitute paper money from another game.
257105
I can't remember if I ever took mine all the way out. But as I think/remember it, I thought it simply screws in. You need to turn it like a screw about 10 turns or so to get to the point that is clicks for the grind select. At least I think that is how I remember it...I unscrewed it to clean and then just screwed it back in. But it has been ages so I could be wrong. Sorry if that wasn't too helpful.
2197697
Pictures stay on the card until you delete them. Effectively it is making a back up copy when it sends it to your iPad or phone.
1624513
I have never attempted to delete the preloaded games in my phone (But this doesn't mean that I might not need to one day). I have, however, noticed that when I open the games page, and highlight any one of the preloaded games, and then when I open "options" it shows that I can delete, move or copy the games individually. I am assuming that if I deleted a game, it would remove it from my phone and allow my phone to have more memory. I hope this helps.