wuestenfux wrote:
Tigramans wrote:
l1ttlej wrote:Dunno about everyone else but this makes me worry that we've just become the "red" space marines.....
Ex-
BT player here. At least
you have got your own codex!
Indeed, not all is bad.
Now
GW has almost finished a full cycle of codices within ca. 2 years starting with
CSM and ending hopefully with Necrons.
Erh, no ty. I would heavily insist on fixing the atrocious mess that is the
CSM dex. It's horribly written, horribly designed, horribly balanced. It pleases neither the legion players nor the warbands players. Everything is either horribly over costed or stupid good, which leaves little no room for creativity, unless you enjoyed being curbstomped by every single codex (including the
SoB) the game has to offer, and even when you're shamelessly spamming broken Phill Kelly units, it's still an uphill struggle. I've never seen a codex that actively punishes player for trying to field representative units (not counting Nurgle units), like Berzerkers, Rubrics or Chosens as much as the
CSM codex does.
Furthermore, if (or rather, let's face it, WHEN) they nerf the Necrons and scale them back to match the other 7th edition armies then there's nothing in the game anymore that's even remotely close to threaten Phill Kelly's pet army; Eldar. So if the Eldar codex isn't fixed, then
40k will just be a game were people that collects/plays Eldar are being stoned to death with pretzels by raging local hobbyists, and were every tournament will be like: "I wonder what variation of Eldar wins"
PS. No, I don't like Phill Kelly. He is, to me, what Matt Ward is for fluff and I can't mention anything he made that isn't either broken monobuild because 70% of the choices is pure, unadulterated, garbage, or full of different builds because every single specialty (shooting,
CC, psychic, you name it) can be done by several units, with no real drawbacks, so the army just because a Mary Sue project that is so unfun to play against that many players who happen to play with those codices gets massive unwarranted rage, as if they were bad people and somehow responsibly for his atrocious writing.