Who can play Passport To Culture?? Ages 10 to adult, Passport To Culture? is more than an educational, party, trivia, and family fun game. It is an international learning game appealing to teachers and students, parents and children, and people from every country in the world. Passport To Culture's? fascinating questions with multiple choice answers are suitable for novices and experts alike.CQ refers to Cultural Intelligence? (or Cultural IQ?).
Q How does my annual subscription work? A You decide which e-mail address you want to use for your games. Once you have subscribed, that e-mail address is entered as paid, in the subscription database software. Each time you play, your e-mail address is checked by the software, and if it is found as subscribed, it lets you continue playing, this only takes a few milliseconds. It is VITAL players only use their subscribed e-mail addresses, for all of their games.
What is the objective? In all versions of the game, one way to win is to be the last surviving player. In a two-player game there could be neutral armies left at the end, but usually it means taking all 42 territories on the map. In some versions this is the only way to win. The U.K. rules (old and new) allow an alternative victory conditions: secret missions (Q2.2.1). The new U.S. edition offers a third scenario: capitals (Q2.2.2).
Are there different versions of the rules? Yes, several. There have been a large number of different versions published in the U.K. alone. In the U.S. the rules have been copyrighted six times: 1959, 1963, 1975, 1980, 1990, and 1993. The 1963 edition refers to the 1959 version as "the original French rules". The U.S. rules have subtle -- and some not-so-subtle -- differences from edition to edition, and many of the rules that have been "standard" in the U.K. editions for some time have only recently made it over to the States.I like that I am low vision. I think GOD created me that way for a reason, and, I am not going to fight with HIM about why HE did.The starters' bonus rating is the easy one! If a starter allows at least four earned runs, he normally becomes fatigued and switches to B grades with the next base runner allowed. But if he has a bonus inning (a raised number following his regular S rating) then he gets to stay on his A grades through the end of his bonus inning. Example: Joe Fastball is rated S64..
Q How do I challenge a play? A We do ask players to agree which dictionaries to use, prior to play, in the new game invite. If a word(s) played is not in the dictionary agreed, then that play can be removed using the Challenge Play link found at the top right hand of your game board page.
Why am I missing cards with my season set? You may NOT actually be missing any card(s). Depending on the season set, some collation was required. Any missing card(s) are most likely with another team. If you have checked all the teams and you are still missing a card, you should be able to contact someone to make a copy for you, or to at least get the ratings (check gamer directory or classifieds).When it's taken off the battle board and placed back on the game map; in other words, at the end of the combat in which it was damaged. Yes. The attacker gets to roll two dice -- one for the infantry, one for the artillery -- and each die hits on 2 or less.A You can only remove the previous player's play, assuming it is an incorrect play. - 15254
Q How does my annual subscription work? A You decide which e-mail address you want to use for your games. Once you have subscribed, that e-mail address is entered as paid, in the subscription database software. Each time you play, your e-mail address is checked by the software, and if it is found as subscribed, it lets you continue playing, this only takes a few milliseconds. It is VITAL players only use their subscribed e-mail addresses, for all of their games.
What is the objective? In all versions of the game, one way to win is to be the last surviving player. In a two-player game there could be neutral armies left at the end, but usually it means taking all 42 territories on the map. In some versions this is the only way to win. The U.K. rules (old and new) allow an alternative victory conditions: secret missions (Q2.2.1). The new U.S. edition offers a third scenario: capitals (Q2.2.2).
Are there different versions of the rules? Yes, several. There have been a large number of different versions published in the U.K. alone. In the U.S. the rules have been copyrighted six times: 1959, 1963, 1975, 1980, 1990, and 1993. The 1963 edition refers to the 1959 version as "the original French rules". The U.S. rules have subtle -- and some not-so-subtle -- differences from edition to edition, and many of the rules that have been "standard" in the U.K. editions for some time have only recently made it over to the States.I like that I am low vision. I think GOD created me that way for a reason, and, I am not going to fight with HIM about why HE did.The starters' bonus rating is the easy one! If a starter allows at least four earned runs, he normally becomes fatigued and switches to B grades with the next base runner allowed. But if he has a bonus inning (a raised number following his regular S rating) then he gets to stay on his A grades through the end of his bonus inning. Example: Joe Fastball is rated S64..
Q How do I challenge a play? A We do ask players to agree which dictionaries to use, prior to play, in the new game invite. If a word(s) played is not in the dictionary agreed, then that play can be removed using the Challenge Play link found at the top right hand of your game board page.
Why am I missing cards with my season set? You may NOT actually be missing any card(s). Depending on the season set, some collation was required. Any missing card(s) are most likely with another team. If you have checked all the teams and you are still missing a card, you should be able to contact someone to make a copy for you, or to at least get the ratings (check gamer directory or classifieds).When it's taken off the battle board and placed back on the game map; in other words, at the end of the combat in which it was damaged. Yes. The attacker gets to roll two dice -- one for the infantry, one for the artillery -- and each die hits on 2 or less.A You can only remove the previous player's play, assuming it is an incorrect play. - 15254
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