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2021/06/16 09:15:58
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Battleship Captain
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I think it's important to realise these are just guidelines and not strict rules.
No one is going to throw you out of the tournament because you didn't remind your opponent about their doctrines, or whatever.
The intent of this guideline is to not be that dick that sits there smiling slyly knowing you have doctrines but since you forgot he won't remind you and keeps his models alive.
The only tenant I actively disagree with is "ask permission before using unpainted models" that's ridiculous and they have no right to dictate that.
The one about shaking hands before and after is perhaps a little forward (and slightly contradicted later on by "respect personal space").
The rest are fine.
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2021/06/16 09:20:10
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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I’ve been been a bit amazed watching some of the conversations about painted and unpainted models unfold recently.
I think people that don’t paint should recognise that for some people that playing against an unpainted army can spoil someone me enjoyment of the game
Like wise painters should recognise some peope hate painting and don’t want to be forced through it, that won’t make any one happy.
But the statement in the rules suggest that painted > unpainted and you need to ask permission from the painter to play. It creates a power dynamic in which the player with the fully painted army has more power.
It should say ‘have a conversation with opponents about using unpainted or proxy models, if you can’t come to a mutual agreement, don’t play with each other’
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2021/06/16 09:36:52
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Locked in the Tower of Amareo
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Tyel wrote:I feel the idea people won't complain about luck is optimistic, but the rest should be standard practice.
Well. It's not like those are even rules but suggestions and recommendations. Automatically Appended Next Post: kirotheavenger wrote:
The only tenant I actively disagree with is "ask permission before using unpainted models" that's ridiculous and they have no right to dictate that.
Well it's better as recommendation than baking in game advantage to game which will then affect game balance in future. GG.
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2021/06/16 09:43:34
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Battleship Captain
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TBH I prefer the +10vp.
I give zero feths about winning so that's meaningless.
Writing "ask permission" sets up the very strong implication that you're doing something wrong.
If the statement had been worded "painted armies are preferable" that'd be fine, although I think it would be a bit out of place in the book.
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2021/06/16 09:51:40
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Locked in the Tower of Amareo
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Well that 10 vp's will affect balance in future. Are you happy at armies randomly being too good/bad because game data is distorded due to painting scores?
The whole page is recommendations rather than rules...Ie those are recommendations, optional. Painting points in 40k are core rules.
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2021/06/16 10:01:28
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Battleship Captain
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40k has more balance problems than 10vp.
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2021/06/16 10:19:19
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Locked in the Tower of Amareo
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And it won't ever be fixed when paint score affects game balance.
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2021/06/16 10:34:57
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Boom! Leman Russ Commander
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H.B.M.C. wrote:They should adopt this and page 5. Really confuse everyone with mixed messages.
At least if GW included Page 5 then all of the complaints about it being single handedly responsible for turning shy, sweet, inoffensive nerds into jocks throwing newbies into lockers and stealing their lunch money would dry up. It would be heralded as the most hilarious but necessary page of any rulebook ever that GW are genius' for including it.
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2021/06/16 10:38:17
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Agile Revenant Titan
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I didn't know AOS had such issues to the point GW felt the need to include this information.
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No earth shattering, thought provoking quote. I'm just someone who was introduced to 40K in the late 80's and it's become a lifelong hobby. |
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2021/06/16 10:46:49
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Locked in the Tower of Amareo
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Sarigar wrote:I didn't know AOS had such issues to the point GW felt the need to include this information.
On the contrary AOS has lot more relaxed atmosphere than 40k.
btw speaking of GW supposedly forcing their terrain...
AOS3 rules wrote:17.1.4 WYLDWOOD TERRAIN
Forests and woods in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar are called wyldwoods. Targets that lie within them are concealed from sight by thick foliage. If the scenery pieces that make up a wyldwood terrain feature are formed into a circle with an area of open ground inside the circle, then the area of open ground inside the circle is considered to be part of the wyldwood terrain feature.
Visibility between 2 models is blocked if a straight line 1mm wide drawn between the closest points of the 2 models passes across more than 3" of a wyldwood terrain feature. Visibility to or from models with a Wounds characteristic of 10 or more is not blocked by wyldwood terrain features.
Soooooo. Note how this just states forests and woods are called wyldwoods. Nothing in text says you have to use GW piece. It doesn't mandate size, shape etc. It covers how to handle if interior isn't part of actual terrain piece in circle so this works both whether it's one area terrain or with edge. Only thing it really expects is that terrain has edges clearly marked so some form of connected edges forming up closed area but that can be U shaped as well.
Cover, defensible(buildings basically) etc same.
It's actually very generic here...Basically you just decide with your opponent what terrain pieces are cover, defensible, woods. Then there's random feature you can roll for them before game but this isn't mandatory core rule either.
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2021/06/16 10:50:11
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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Arbitrator wrote: H.B.M.C. wrote:They should adopt this and page 5. Really confuse everyone with mixed messages.
At least if GW included Page 5 then all of the complaints about it being single handedly responsible for turning shy, sweet, inoffensive nerds into jocks throwing newbies into lockers and stealing their lunch money would dry up. It would be heralded as the most hilarious but necessary page of any rulebook ever that GW are genius' for including it.
I sometimes think more 40k players have read page 5 than warmachine ones ;p
With the painting guideline, I wonder if someone at GW noticed they create a bit of a monster rule and decided this is better as it’s not a hard rule and they are hoping it will be taken more positive.
Should really just say something about discussing painting expectations but baby steps for GW is Huge.
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2021/06/16 11:28:13
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Battleship Captain
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That's a positive change on the Wyldwoods then.
I'd love it if they went the extra mile and cut the gothic names crap, it's not that bad on "Wyldwoods" but Sanctum Imperialis, and whatever jargon names I can't even remember is ridiculous and impossible to understand unless you already know what they are.
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2021/06/16 11:31:32
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Morally-Flexible Malleus Hearing Whispers
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I know this is kinda impossible, but I would like a rule that before a match, both players will list any "Questionable" or RAI interpretations they have of key rules, say 8" charges, or do my Tangle foot grenades work on your Death Guard? "This is how I interpret how flying models works, so is it ok with you if I place my Repulsors on top of this building and make them unchargeable?"
So there is no wasted time 2 hours into the game when one player says "I'm sorry that's how I play and I refuse to play under another interpretation"
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2021/06/16 13:37:34
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Fixture of Dakka
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kirotheavenger wrote:The only tenant I actively disagree with is "ask permission before using unpainted models" that's ridiculous and they have no right to dictate that.
Tenet, not tenant - though the point seems to be living rent-free in a number of minds at present...
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2021/06/16 14:40:33
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Archmagos Veneratus Extremis
On the Internet
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Sarigar wrote:I didn't know AOS had such issues to the point GW felt the need to include this information.
It doesn't, but it doesn't prevent them from putting forth guidelines to try and keep it that way.
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2021/06/17 00:42:42
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Commander of the Mysterious 2nd Legion
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FezzikDaBullgryn wrote:I know this is kinda impossible, but I would like a rule that before a match, both players will list any "Questionable" or RAI interpretations they have of key rules, say 8" charges, or do my Tangle foot grenades work on your Death Guard? "This is how I interpret how flying models works, so is it ok with you if I place my Repulsors on top of this building and make them unchargeable?"
So there is no wasted time 2 hours into the game when one player says "I'm sorry that's how I play and I refuse to play under another interpretation"
the problem is that much of the time those rules are known to be questionable only if you spend a buncha time on the internet forums obsessing over it
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2021/06/17 01:00:08
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Gore-Soaked Lunatic Witchhunter
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FezzikDaBullgryn wrote:I know this is kinda impossible, but I would like a rule that before a match, both players will list any "Questionable" or RAI interpretations they have of key rules, say 8" charges, or do my Tangle foot grenades work on your Death Guard? "This is how I interpret how flying models works, so is it ok with you if I place my Repulsors on top of this building and make them unchargeable?"
So there is no wasted time 2 hours into the game when one player says "I'm sorry that's how I play and I refuse to play under another interpretation"
Wouldn't it be nice if we just had a game where it was obvious how the rules worked the first time and we didn't have to do any arguing about it at all?
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2021/06/17 01:08:08
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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Maybe a company that can't get basic rules right after how many decades has no place trying to write further "guidelines" on how people should play their games.
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2021/06/17 02:38:03
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Glorious Lord of Chaos
The burning pits of Hades, also known as Sweden in summer
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I like the inclusion of painted models. In practice it won't make much of a difference I bet, but it helps set the idea that playing with painted models is the standard. It really is worth the effort, and I hold myself to that standard even if I am looser with my friends.
I imagine the stand-in model bit is for when it can be confusing or size becomes an issue, which is very fair. I like 3D printing and the like but it's not flawless.
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2021/06/17 03:00:47
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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Ashiraya wrote:I like the inclusion of painted models. In practice it won't make much of a difference I bet, but it helps set the idea that playing with painted models is the standard. It really is worth the effort, and I hold myself to that standard even if I am looser with my friends.
And some people don't like painting. Some people don't know how. Some people have physical disabilities that prevent or make painting the worst aspects of the hobby for them.
Painted shouldn't be a 'standard'. All it does is separate those that have from those that haven't, and ignores the reasons why people haven't.
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2021/06/17 03:16:52
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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Painting is a standard. All their promotional material shows painted miniatures. All the miniatures in the rulebook are painted. All the major battle report channels feature painted miniatures, etc etc.
But that's precisely why they don't need to strong-arm people into it. Everybody already knows that painted miniatures at the default and the ideal, and if they're not painting their miniatures, it's not because they're not aware.
GW here is like the nosy aunt who asks someone if they think their diet of cheetos and ranch dip is really the healthiest choice. Nobody thinks cheetos and ranch dip is healthy. The scales aren't going to fall from their eyes if you tell them, just like nobody who doesn't paint their miniatures is going to be like "oh, wow, thanks for letting me know that painting my miniatures was a thing GW, I wondered why mine were all this same dull grey color while everyone else had colorful ones!!!11"
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2021/06/17 03:22:23
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Ancient Venerable Dreadnought
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Yeah, I could see painting being subordinate to anything if GW didn't show off fully painted models in all of their advertising, marketing, etc....
Since they do, obviously they place a certain level of importance to fully painting their miniatures.
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2021/06/17 03:22:26
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Walking Dead Wraithlord
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Not much surprised about these "rules". All this stuff seems pretty much what is accepted and goes on anyway in most places.. No real harm in including them. As many stated the kind of pond life that would be a dick will continue to be a dick weather code of conduct is codified or implied But I do think it would be beneficial for young ones coming into the hobby. Some of them may need this spelled out if they were only ever around their friends (who turn out to be toxic bastards). Not to mention alarming number of youths leaving school and entering adult life without basic life skills.
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2021/06/17 03:35:06
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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yukishiro1 wrote:Painting is a standard. All their promotional material shows painted miniatures. All the miniatures in the rulebook are painted. All the major battle report channels feature painted miniatures, etc etc.
Racerguy180 wrote:Since they do, obviously they place a certain level of importance to fully painting their miniatures.
But it shouldn't come up as a requirement to play the game, something you need to "ask permission" to avoid, nor should anyone be rewarded in game for having done so.
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2021/06/17 04:22:50
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Ancient Venerable Dreadnought
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Why not, some put in more work, they shouldn't be rewarded?
I prefer to look at it like you get docked 10pts for no paint rather than 10pts reward for being painted.
Don't like getting docked, paint...or play with those that don't care. Which is what I prefer.
Que those that have problems painting....don't play matched play rules, easy peazy lemon squeezy. Play matched, deal with it....
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2021/06/17 04:33:06
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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H.B.M.C. wrote:yukishiro1 wrote:Painting is a standard. All their promotional material shows painted miniatures. All the miniatures in the rulebook are painted. All the major battle report channels feature painted miniatures, etc etc.
Racerguy180 wrote:Since they do, obviously they place a certain level of importance to fully painting their miniatures.
But it shouldn't come up as a requirement to play the game, something you need to "ask permission" to avoid, nor should anyone be rewarded in game for having done so.
I mean, I agree with you, that was literally the point of my comment. At most, they should have put something in saying "Painting is a big part of the hobby to many players. It does not violate this code of conduct to decline to play with someone whose miniatures are not painted, if you prefer that your matches be between two painted armies. Similarly, it does not violate this code of conduct for a tournament organizer to set minimum painting standards in order to participate in their event." It's something you can leave up to people to figure out for themselves what they prefer, the only reason to put it in a code of conduct would be to make that clear.
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2021/06/17 04:36:03
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Owns Whole Set of Skullz Techpriests
Versteckt in den Schatten deines Geistes.
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For real? H.B.M.C. wrote:And some people don't like painting. Some people don't know how. Some people have physical disabilities that prevent or make painting the worst aspects of the hobby for them.
And your solution is "Well don't play the game then LOL!".
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2021/06/17 04:52:08
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Ancient Venerable Dreadnought
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No, you could forgo the chains of matched play???
I don't care about if you're painted or not, I also don't play by matched play rules, so seems to be self imposed if it's a problem...
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2021/06/17 04:54:23
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Commander of the Mysterious 2nd Legion
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H.B.M.C. wrote:yukishiro1 wrote:Painting is a standard. All their promotional material shows painted miniatures. All the miniatures in the rulebook are painted. All the major battle report channels feature painted miniatures, etc etc.
Racerguy180 wrote:Since they do, obviously they place a certain level of importance to fully painting their miniatures.
But it shouldn't come up as a requirement to play the game, something you need to "ask permission" to avoid, nor should anyone be rewarded in game for having done so.
defacto that's already the case. there are a small minority of people out there who won't play games against upainted minis (it's crazy I know but they exist) clariifying that the guy you're meeting up to play isn't one of these people before you bother unpacking is honestly common sense. the last time I sat down to a game and took some unpainted mini's out (I paint all my stuff I just wanted to try these out) I outright said "Don't have an issue if a few of my mini's aren't painted I trust?" He said "nope it's cool. although I love the paint job on your painted stuff by the way" and we sat down and played.
Boom there it was. that's ALL you have to do. it's not some bizzare complex thing where you need to humbling beg forgiveness and permission to use your unpainted mini
s just sit down note "yeah I'm using unpainted stuff, cool with that?" and there ya go. I mean seriously if the guy says "I ONLY PLAY PAINTED STUFF" are you going to sit there and argue that he MUST play a game? no you're gonna shurg admit you both want something differant and go find other partners.
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2021/06/17 04:57:38
Subject: Do you think 40k should adopt the player's code from AoS 3.0?
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Ancient Venerable Dreadnought
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BrianDavion wrote: H.B.M.C. wrote:yukishiro1 wrote:Painting is a standard. All their promotional material shows painted miniatures. All the miniatures in the rulebook are painted. All the major battle report channels feature painted miniatures, etc etc.
Racerguy180 wrote:Since they do, obviously they place a certain level of importance to fully painting their miniatures.
But it shouldn't come up as a requirement to play the game, something you need to "ask permission" to avoid, nor should anyone be rewarded in game for having done so.
defacto that's already the case. there are a small minority of people out there who won't play games against upainted minis (it's crazy I know but they exist) clariifying that the guy you're meeting up to play isn't one of these people before you bother unpacking is honestly common sense. the last time I sat down to a game and took some unpainted mini's out (I paint all my stuff I just wanted to try these out) I outright said "Don't have an issue if a few of my mini's aren't painted I trust?" He said "nope it's cool. although I love the paint job on your painted stuff by the way" and we sat down and played.
Boom there it was. that's ALL you have to do. it's not some bizzare complex thing where you need to humbling beg forgiveness and permission to use your unpainted mini
s just sit down note "yeah I'm using unpainted stuff, cool with that?" and there ya go. I mean seriously if the guy says "I ONLY PLAY PAINTED STUFF" are you going to sit there and argue that he MUST play a game? no you're gonna shurg admit you both want something differant and go find other partners.
Woah woah.woah, that's making to much damn sense.....
Damn matched play dragon rearing its ugly head....
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