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Gameplay Ep. #3 | The X-Files Collectible Card Game (CCG) | Basic Tutorial | Let’s Play

“JUST THE BASICS” (Episode #3) The X-Files Collectible Card Game CCG | 1996 | Basic Tutorial | Basic Gameplay | Let’s Play | Learn How to Play | Playthrough | Dead CCGs | Mystery Games | Mulder & Scully ——————————————————————————— SUMMARY Alien Investigations presents a comprehensive tutorial on the Basic gameplay of The X-Files Collectible Game (CCG) with the help of returning guest, Special Agent David Pease of the Sequim field office in Washington. Learn the fundamentals of the game including pre-game prep, rules, rudimentary game mechanics, the seven phases that comprise each round of play, and (perhaps) a cool strategy or two to help you best your opponent in your next game. Created back in 1996 and distributed by USPC Games, The X-Files Collectible Card Game is a detective-style card game patterned partly from such games as Clue (deductive reasoning) and Guess Who? (process of elimination, ask questions). Individual card effects were derived from the show’s earliest seasons before the game went belly-up in early 1998. But like the elusive Truth, the game’s cult following is still Out There. Find it here on this channel! #XFilesCardGame #XFilesCCG #CardGameFun ——————————————————————————— SUMMARY: Alien Investigations makes another hop, skip, and a jump across the pond as Special Agent Stephen squares off once more with recurring Special Agent Guillaume from the France field office. Things are taken to the next level as these intrepid Agents utilize the augmented X-FILE POWER rules (SEE pages 43-45 of The X-Files Collectible Card Game's Advanced Rules & Procedures Manual). Agent Guillaume has previously bested Agent Stephen in two unrecorded games utilizing the POWER Rules. Will Agent Stephen fare any better in this third augmented matchup? Lots of Promo cards and seldom-used 101361 Bluffs appear—and, yes, even a devastating Combat card is played! In the always enlightening post-game chat, Stephen and Guillaume dissect the nuances of the “Stoner, Chick, and Dude” Bluff card. Created back in 1996 and distributed by USPC Games, The X-Files Collectible Card Game is a detective-style card game patterned partly from such games as Clue (deductive reasoning) and Guess Who? (process of elimination, ask questions). Individual card effects were derived from the show’s earliest seasons before the game went belly-up in early 1998. But like the elusive Truth, the game’s cult following is still Out There. Find it here on this channel! #XFilesCardGame #XFilesCCG #CardGameFun ——————————————————————————— HELPFUL LINKS: 🟠 Follow me on Instagram!   / alieninvestigations_xfilesccg   🔴 Follow my X-Files discussions on Reddit!   / 24mpodkd5e   🟣 Join our X-Files CCG Discord community!   / discord   🟢 Joost Berns’ The X-Files CCG site: https://mandalornl.github.io/xfccg/ 🟡 Simon Goodman’s The X-Files CCG site: https://thex-filesccg.smgoodman.co.uk 🔵 The X-Files CCG Preservation Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/178A... 🔵 The X-Files Collectible Card Game Facebook Group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/xfccg/?... ——————————————————————————— MUSIC & VIDEO: Intro Music: “Fireworks” by Alexander Nakarada Music by Mark Snow. The following tracks were used in this video: • “Dim Memories” (4x05 The Field Where I Died) • “Chicken Wire Wrap” (4x08 Tunguska) • “Black Veriform” (4x09 Terma) • “Fire of Terma” (4x09 Terma) • “Lots of Kurts” (4x14 Memento Mori) • “Another Way” (4x14 Memento Mori) • “Pieces” (4x17 Tempus Fugit) • “Submarinara” (4x18 Max) • “Second Site” (4x18 Max) • “Blisters” (4x18 Max) • “Can Kickin’/Ticket/Exuberant” (5x12 Bad Blood) • “Mushrooms” (5x12 Bad Blood) The X-Files TV clips derived from Conduit (1x04), Ice (1x08), Young At Heart (1x16), One Breath (2x08), Die Hand Die Verletzt (2x14), Colony (2x16), & Humbug (2x20)