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Bill Kim (AKA Dakka's own Centurian99) vs Jay Woodcock of Da Boyz (who handed me my spanking at Baltimore last month).

Anyone know which GT this is? Chicago?

Heh, that's the problem of pictures of us playing; we're always hunched over the table, slouching.

They are not playing warhammer, it looks like 40K

The guy who made the poster is primarily a roleplayer, I think. Unless they've played themselves, IME they generally just refer to the GW games generically as Warhammer.

Red X

Funny. It's someone's personal domain. I wouldn't expect it to be blocked.

I don't see it either, but if it is this one that says "more disposable income than you", that's Marcus Kim playing next to Bill and I'm pretty sure it was taken in Chicago.

Let's try putting it right on Dakka.

Ahhhhhhhhh thanks for that, I've been meaning to save it so I can show it to fiancee / parents / etc

- Salvage

3 Years ago at the Chicago GT according to Jay.

Who won?

Jay

From the pic, I would have guessed the lava board won. It usually does.

i'll disagree about the more disposable income. last night i was in my flgs and they guys working there were trying to get a guy to play warmachine, but he said he already spends too much time and money on video games. he said he really needs to cut back, though, since he calculated it and spend $6,000 on video games last year!!!

Eh, this was targeted at those pen and paper role-players who spend $6 on dice and borrow a friend's Player's Handbook.

It's a great pic for the desktop though...sort of boastful of you 'Nerdiness'.

Love it.

Those tables are awful, ever thought of using terrain in the US? It makes the game more interesting.

I was just thinking the same thing. How does anyone play on such sparse boards.

BYE

The Adepticon tables were far more dense.

It probably helps that, if they wanted to, they could
dig into the supply of old 40k boards they've been
stockpiling.