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So I guess that means... suck it up and buy more missile launchers? *shrug*

I'm just a fan of the Szalamandra Pilot...

*sideways glance*

...amIright?

When I first picked up the Infinity book, when I got to that page it sealed the deal. I knew this was the game for me.

Aside from that, Nomads certainly can either take TAGs of their own, or grab some rockets and try and punch through em'. I guess going from Hacking as your primary defense/offense is kinda a blow though. Multiple Hackers can still try and Hack the same TAG though right? It's just one attempt per Hacker.

Couldn't you still ARO every time they pass one of your Repeaters?

Yeah, building an army around the Jotun is exactly like something I'd do. And why not? The thing is beastly and is probably the best looking TAG they've put out so far! I'd love to see how it gets painted up if/when you get one. It's the centerpiece of the army, I expect good things!

That just means you have plenty of practice to get in before tackling that monster.

That being said, most newcomers to the game aren't going to be playing 300 Point games. -_-

Too true. Truth be told the rules in the first book were terribly written. I've played plenty of games, but I seriously stared at the book going, "Whu?" for quite a while.

So I went with the advice of taking it slow with low points and simple weapons and gradually ramping up the 'stuff' going on, and it helped a ton. It's definitely not a game to just throw yourself into and hope something sticks.

But at the same time it's very refreshing. I'm still not 100% on everything, but I'm pretty comfortable on most of the rules. The real test is seeing if I can explain it to my buddies and get them playing...