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DiRT52 wrote:wasn't space hulk kinda based on aliens because the two are very similar

Yeah, Space Hulk is basically a bunch of GW guys going "I wish we could make an Aliens boardgame."

gh

fidel wrote:AHEM

*COUGH COUGH*

something like this?

The fact that one person did that on his own time makes the effort put into Ultramarines look even more abysmal than it was already.

I think a Battalion of guardsmen on a settlement that loses communication in the dead of night that has to fight a legion of necrons. It could be a very good balance between action and horror.

-Loki- wrote:

fidel wrote:AHEM

*COUGH COUGH*

something like this?

The fact that one person did that on his own time makes the effort put into Ultramarines look even more abysmal than it was already.

King Crow wrote:I think a Battalion of guardsmen on a settlement that loses communication in the dead of night that has to fight a legion of necrons. It could be a very good balance between action and horror.

The nice thing about necrons is you could treat it as the old fluff (warriors and flayed ones coming off as mindless drones) and still have an overlord leading them be their "voice." I mean, I don't picture the warriors being as chatty as say trazyn lol