Has anyone here played a multiplayer game where they could view the opponents cards? What do you think of that setting? I'd be interested to hear your experiences as it seems like a setting that is rarely used. PEACE

It feels awesome, dude! You gotta try it!

lol

I've only seen it on a larger map with lots of cards, but quite frankly it could have not existed and nothing would have changed about that game.

For it to make a difference, the number of players and cards available has to be small enough that people can actually keep track of individual cards. It could be interesting in 1v1, for instance.

Other than that, it will depend on the specific card. A reinforcements card for 50 when you have an income of 20 is a big deal, and knowing when it gets played is important. An order priority card, or several, will only matter rarely.

Honestly, if the game isn't partially built around it (some cards being very important for the settings, like a Spy card with complete fog), then it won't make too much of a difference. The more players and more cards involved, the less it matters who can see it.

I played a 2v2 with it, +15 reinforcement cards only. It really didn't make a whole lot of difference honestly.

I'm in a game where it makes a big difference. It can be used for tactical purposes.