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I tend to play for the missions, because it's how I'm able to win consistently with my Orks. Most players in my area focus on just boarding their opponents, so it really makes me wonder why they even bother to do missions at all. Save the time and just set up and roll dice, go until one player obviously has won, and call it a day.

Though it's because of their mentality that I win. I build lists more designed for objective taking/holding and don't sweat the stuff I can't hurt. I just have bodies, and laugh a little whenever I win by points but took out so few of their models. *shrug*

Wait people don't like it when other people table them at Grand Tournaments?

Also, what is considered a Grand Tournament > 100 people?

Hollismason wrote:
Wait people don't like it when other people table them at Grand Tournaments?

Also, what is considered a Grand Tournament > 100 people?

To be honest, I don't think anyone likes to be tabled. It shows you were out listed or out played to a severe degree, and sucks to have happen to you. :p

I really enjoy the tactical mission cards when playing the game. It is a fun way to play and takes it away from annihilation.