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[OgreMkV]

I too find governor to be more situational, although I rarely use it for the remodel function (something I need to fix).  If there aren't +buy and discard attacks on the board, then I ignore governor a lot of the time.  Again, maybe I should rethink that.

Honestly, the main reason I like governor was that it enabled my first 150+ point game.  Governor, Border Village, Goons.  That should be enough said.  At the end, I had five goons and was regularly drawing my entire hand and playing them.  My last buy was province, province, estate, copper, copper, copper, for a 42 point turn.

[Robz888]

I too find governor to be more situational, although I rarely use it for the remodel function (something I need to fix).  If there aren't +buy and discard attacks on the board, then I ignore governor a lot of the time.  Again, maybe I should rethink that.

Governor likes +buy, sure, but lack of +buy is still a good reason to go Governor. Governor has no problem remodeling multiple Golds into Provinces, so in a way you can get around the fact that you don't have +buy.

[SirPeebles]

I too find governor to be more situational, although I rarely use it for the remodel function (something I need to fix).  If there aren't +buy and discard attacks on the board, then I ignore governor a lot of the time.  Again, maybe I should rethink that.

Honestly, the main reason I like governor was that it enabled my first 150+ point game.  Governor, Border Village, Goons.  That should be enough said.  At the end, I had five goons and was regularly drawing my entire hand and playing them.  My last buy was province, province, estate, copper, copper, copper, for a 42 point turn.

If you're on Goko, you should try out the Prosperity adventure mode.  So many ridiculous Goons boards.  I got over 600 points in one of them without much fuss.