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Ultimate Monopoly - Internet Edition
   
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Type: Game
Complexity: Medium Complexity
Number of Players: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10+
Play Time: 180+ minutes
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Ultimate Monopoly - Internet Edition

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Prepare to pay the Ultimate price!

This is a heavy modification of jonizaak's already heavy modification of Monopoly. Here are the differences between jonizaak's Ultimate Monopoly and mine:

A Jail Board! Skipping your turn is no fun, so instead you move your token to a different smaller board. You can choose to either pay $50 to get out or try your luck and make one lap of the Jail Board. Will you be bled dry of money or will you get some powerful Corrupt Cards? Of course there are properties to purchase in Jail, because you are addicted to monopolizing.

Cheat cards! Pay attention to what the other players are doing. If you catch them cheating, they go directly to Jail and sometimes pay a fine. If they get away with it, their cheat was legitimate and they draw a Corrupt Card. A few cards were added from Monopoly Cheaters Edition, a few I made. I didn't include any too obnoxious Cheat Cards, because I noticed people take Ultimate Monopoly more seriously than the casual party game Monopoly Cheaters Edition.

Completely revamped Stock Exchange! When you buy a utility or railroad or cab company, take the deed and 4 shares of stock in that property. The deed entitles its owner to collect 60% of the rent and each share 10% of the rent. You may trade away the shares for an agreed upon amount. The new owner of the stock then collects the appropriate portion of the rent for that property. After paying rent, the player has the opportunity to buy only one share of stock in that property for par value, which the seller cannot deny.

Fluctuating Housing Market! Houses don't stay the same cost in real life do they? Nope. At the beginning of every round, the player who goes first will flip over a Construction Card, which determines the building value for the entire round. Will it be a normal Crab Market, Bear Market, Bull Market, or will it be the rare Golden Bull or Market Crash?

A box! Enjoy this box art for Ultimate Monopoly in the style of Super Smash Bros Ultimate. It features every single token that was ever included in the base Monopoly game. (Not counting special editions) You can find rules and buildings inside the box!

An endgame board! I realized Ultimate Monopoly, this combination of many Monopoly games, was incomplete without this game. When a player meets certain requirements, they return all of their properties, leave their money in the Pool, and go to the new board to hopefully become the Ultimate Winner. Unlock the Ultimate Monopoly box and move it to a corner or wherever to make room. Also if you like, flip over the endgame box to see its true name.

Thank you to YotaXP for making the Auctioneer's Gavel!

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I'm constantly playtesting and updating this game. If you have any comments or questions, let me know!
13 Comments
Internet  [author] Aug 14, 2023 @ 11:48pm 
YotaXP made the auction script
Adil3tr Aug 1, 2023 @ 4:27pm 
Did you make the scripted auction object?
Internet  [author] Apr 2, 2021 @ 11:22pm 
Yes, Cheat is missing those 2 cards for that exact reason. I would like to add some more Cheat Cards, but I don't want them to get too obnoxious. Cheaters Edition is a much more casual game than Ultimate Monopoly, so I had to make some changes.

Thanks very much!
Internet  [author] Apr 2, 2021 @ 11:22pm 
Chance, Community Chest, and Cheat are all intentional, but I'm glad you pointed that out about Travel Vouchers and Roll 3. It would be annoying to be deep into a game then realize everyone was drawing "Move Ahead 3." No idea how that happened, but I fixed them. Thanks!

Jonizaak's original Roll 3 deck didn't have any 2-3-5 or 2-3-6. I don't know if Super Addon Edition had any. I could add some of course, regardless of how much of a difference it would make to Roll 3's extreme RNG. I also noticed some other versions of Ultimate Monopoly have special Roll 3 cards for triples. I could add my own variation of that to spice up the deck.

For Chance and Community Chest, that's my attempt at balancing them. I reduced the amount of cards to add more variety to each game, instead of constantly drawing "Advance to Stock Exchange," and that meant I had to move some cards around. Chance has far more "Advance to" cards, so I moved excess cards to Community Chest.
Roadkill Apr 2, 2021 @ 9:58pm 
A couple of the card decks look like they're borked:
Travel Vouchers—One copy each, except 28 copies of Move Ahead 3 Spaces.
Roll 3—One copy each, except there are 19 copies of the 4-5-6 card and ZERO copies of 2-3-5 or 2-3-6.

The Chance deck omits two Changing Lane cards, but I assume that's because they're also in the Community Chest deck. Chance only has one copy of Advance to Stock Exchange, but Community Chest has four; wasn't sure if this was intentional or not.
The Cheat deck is missing Shortchanged and Skim off the Top, but I assume that's because it's harder to pull that off in TTS than the real world.

I'm impressed with the work you've put into this. It's probably too crazy for my tastes, but I find it fascinating to look at. Thanks!
Internet  [author] Jan 31, 2021 @ 1:22pm 
I updated the rules. I changed Real Estate to Construction and added a section on the Don't Go To Jail minigame.
Right now this workshop mod is the only public place on the Internet that has information on this game.
Roteruebe99 Jan 15, 2021 @ 12:03am 
Thank you for your quick reponse. I couldn't find any other information about your game on the internet
Internet  [author] Jan 14, 2021 @ 4:22pm 
Thanks, Roteruebe99! I admit the instructions need to be updated. Yes, Real Estate Cards refer to Construction Cards. City Buildings and the Don't Go To Jail minigame are added by various cards hidden in the different decks, but most likely by the Ripple Effect cards, which are drawn every time someone in the past moves.
Roteruebe99 Jan 14, 2021 @ 3:30pm 
Hi, just started playing your Monopoly Addon with some friends. We played jonizaak's Ultimate Monopoly before. I really like how you added even more stuff to the game. But I have some questions about your game:
-On the begining of the instructions there is something written about a "Real estate card" are those the Construction cards which change the price of houses?
-How do the City buildings work? When do they get added to the game? They also seem to not match up with the buildings listed in the instructions.
-How does the "Don't Go To Jail" Game get incorporated into the game? When do I have to roll the dice?
Internet  [author] Jul 10, 2020 @ 3:11pm 
I'm not sure about 2-4 players, I've always played with at least 5 people. By the way, you're welcome to join us next time if it works for you. I can PM you details.

Endgame with only 2 players would be interesting. The rule currently says if there's only one player left on the Main Board, they have 3 turns to get 3 improved Monopolies. If they don't they'll go to the Poorhouse on the Endgame board, giving them a major disadvantage. I might change that rule if it proves to be too difficult.

If you play aggressively that shouldn't happen. Don't let the other player make a Monopoly in a trade from you unless you get one too. Keep yourself equal or ahead.

And that was very helpful, thanks. The table now has grid projection!