I like the list but i have a few questions/comments.

Firstly as a guard player my playstyle is abit backwards compared to most guard armies, I tend to run with a group of combat ready squads (It sounds ironc I know), and then a shooty section consisting mostly of tanks, special weapons squads, and HQs with plasma guns. The reason I would say this is backwards, is because my combat squads are not ment to be speedbumps, they can and do, on ocasion, win the combat they are in, with that being said they are expensive units, and that is not necessarily how people run guard around here.

However, I did want to say, it looks like a good list, body count is high, 145 models if my math is correct. You know, you can add a medic to a command squad and that can save you your first overheat, but in this list it may not matter, because I think that if the dropping models get into rapid fire range they are only going to have one round of shooting, in which case you may just want the extra shots.

You use alot of missle launchers, and I myself cant see the point of taking missle launchers, in an anti-light veichle roll, the auto cannons 2 shots go further than the missle launchers one, and in an anti-troop roll heavy bolters do the job better for less points, in my estimation. If you are worried about armor, turn one of your vet squads into a melta squad and use them to go tank hunting.

Why the flame throwers in the squads, Im just wondering at your logic, is it a points thing or incase a hoard army charges you. Conversly I dont know why you take meltaguns in some infantry squads when you are just sitting there with them waiting to be charged, a plasma gun would give you more shots in more turns. Or is your stratigy different with these squads?

Also Im goinig to pass along something that HMBC suggested to me much time ago and I have used with remarkable results. I noticed you dont take tanks so mabe this is not for you but I play a list with 2 leman russ demolishers with hull and spontoonmounted heavy bolters, and the amount of firepower required to take that tank out of the game is immense. You can loose 2 weapons and it still functions as a troop killer. It is point for point the best tank I have ever played with.

However I, personally, couldnt deal with taking afrael strain, my troops get slaughtered as it is in combat, why on earth would I want to make the slaughter worse. t3 is bad enough, now Im letting people hit me on 3+. I cant see an infantry platoon living past the charge, barring severe good luck, but if you avoid the charge, thats not a problem is it? I think it is an intresting list, and I would love to see it in action.

However I, personally, couldnt deal with taking afrael strain, my troops get slaughtered as it is in combat, why on earth would I want to make the slaughter worse. t3 is bad enough, now Im letting people hit me on 3+.

Tell me, what enemy assault troops have a WS worse than 4(and dosent already hit you on 3+)?

In my mind the Afriel Strain doctrine has no drawback, and ATSKNF is perfect for a shooty guard list.

I´ve never played 100% dropping I.G, but when I did drop the squads were the 1 hit wonders like demolition charge specials and 3 meltagun vet squads. I think a list with 25% dropping 75% shooty would work better as getting deep strike is not guaranteed.

Hey, cool, finally got some feedback. Thanks, guys.

However, I did want to say, it looks like a good list, body count is high, 145 models if my math is correct.

157 actually. Which was cool, because it was never my intention to make the army huge, just effective. Being huge was just a nice bonus.

Why the flame throwers in the squads, Im just wondering at your logic, is it a points thing or incase a hoard army charges you. Conversly I dont know why you take meltaguns in some infantry squads when you are just sitting there with them waiting to be charged, a plasma gun would give you more shots in more turns. Or is your stratigy different with these squads?

The main line weapon is the missile launcher, which I like because it kills marines just as well as a lascannon, but ten points cheaper. The second line has flamers, so that they can move up and use them when enemy squads are caught out in the open after killing a squad in the front line in HTH combat. (picket line defense) The front squads have meltaguns, really as a backup weapon, because there are situations where I'll drop everything, and because I will bump into the occasional Land Raider, which is no fun to deal with using missile launchers. So, the meltaguns are there just to give me a more diverse arsenal to work with.

You use alot of missle launchers, and I myself cant see the point of taking missle launchers, in an anti-light veichle roll, the auto cannons 2 shots go further than the missle launchers one, and in an anti-troop roll heavy bolters do the job better for less points, in my estimation. If you are worried about armor, turn one of your vet squads into a melta squad and use them to go tank hunting.

Missile Launchers have a MEQ kill of .41, while Heavy Bolters have a MEQ kill of .3, and cannot tank hunt like missile launchers can.
Keep in mind that any time I'm fighting non-MEQ's, my hundreds of Lasguns are going to be much more effective, so I can fill most of my heavy and special weapons slots with anti-marine weapons, because my lasguns are going to do a lot more killing against everything else.
However, I think your idea of giving a command squad 4 meltaguns is good one I'll have to try out. It would be a good way to differentiate my command HQ.

Also, drop the extra bodies in the vet squads, they arent needed. The extra bodies in the vet squads are wasted points, unless you plan on setting them up on board, in which case you will need the extra wounds. If you drop them, drop the heavy weapon and the extra bodies.

I think that's a good point. The Vets are designed to be flexible, since they can infiltrate, deep strike, or deploy normally. Because of this, they need to be larger sized, so I'm trading a optimization for flexability.

I do like the redundancy of your list though. Wipe one sqd and there's plenty more that do the same thing.

Yeah, that really frustrates the heck out of my opponants. One guy said it was like that one level on Warcraft where you start out with hundreds of sheep on the field, and you just hack and hack and hack but there always seems to be another three approaching you.

However I, personally, couldnt deal with taking afrael strain, my troops get slaughtered as it is in combat, why on earth would I want to make the slaughter worse. t3 is bad enough, now Im letting people hit me on 3+. I cant see an infantry platoon living past the charge,

Like Banesword said, usually everyone else already hits me on a 3+, so it really onyl affects Tau and other Guard, neither of which I'd want to charge anyway.
As far as getting slaughtered in HTH, I WANT to get slaughtered in HTH. One of the best things about guard is that they die so quickly in HTH combat that your average assault unit from any other army will kill it three times over when it charges.
That is good.
Because, that means, as long as you have spaced yourself well, that assault unit will not be able to consolidate into another unit, and you can rapid fire the crap out of that stranded unit (and move up units to use their flamers) on your following turn.
Remember, the trick to playing shooty guard is not the shooting phase, it is controlling the assault phase, or, more precisely, controlling when the hth combat ends. You want it to end on your opponant's turn, and not yours, which means you want your units to either fold immeadiatly in HTH combat, or last three rounds so that they'll end on your opponants following HTH phase. (The latter usually requires throwing in more units to draw out the combat.)

I run a similar IG army to this and you have some good points in your opening statement. ATSKNF is brilliant on IG, but is it legal for tournies?

Issue 302. It's a chapter approved article, so it doesn't require consent and can be used at tournaments.

my last suggestion: Make movement trays for dropping squads if you plan on playing in tournies. moving that many models will be a major time restriction. The drop squads tend to drop and die, so might as well magnetize them and make it easy to drop em an dpick em right back up.

That's a very good idea. I think I'll do that.