Rejected Put the icon as another boost in the tavern of friends: an extra shift referring to GBG

[Daenerys Targaryen]

Reason

Reason is to have an extra shift, just like in the expedition when we are going to do the negotiations

Details

Is the same way works expedition

Balance

Less more lost in the negociations

Abuse Prevention

Nop

Summary

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Have you looked to see if this has already been suggested?

I think not

Visual Aids

Not have

extra turn in GBG just like in the expedition

 

[Darrth Eugene Vader3]

Same costs and time period as in extra turns for GE ?

 

[beelzebob666]

has been wished for a couple of times already - in the GbG Feedback as well as in suggestions.

As there is a max of 6 possible items, such a change would make it way too easy. You can always get an extra turn using a couple diamonds if needed.

 

[Markus Stormrider]

if you have 4 turns in gbg for negotiation then the chance to win it is 100% (unless your moves are very stupid).

 

[Thunderdome]

At most times I can do negotiations within 2 to 3 turns for a 6 option setting. GBG doesn't waste an attempt like GE does if you couldn't successfully negotiate so you can pull out and try again. But if you feel the need, you can spend diamonds if you have 1 good left to use.

 

[The Lady Redneck]

Negotiations seem to be easier in GBG than in GE. I can do a good number of them in 2 turns and most of them in 3. Very rarely have to buy diamonds. So I see no need for an extra turn. plus you get 2 points for each GBG negotiation. If you are fast and keep your wits about you this can be an advantage. When a fast team effort is required those 2 points add up. Having to take the time to do the extra neg would negate that.

 

[CrashBoom]

good idea
those 4-6 goods negotiations are getting boring

with 9-10 goods it will be much more challenging

extra turn in GBG just like in the expedition

and costs also like in expedition

 

[Dudettas]

Unfortunately, this was confirmed by the Design Team as not going to happen unless they increase the difficulty of the negotiations.