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2013/11/09 23:18:06
Subject: Have you ever thought of holding "retro games"
Where you and a player both well versed in 40k rules decide to play a 40k game with a previous edition and previous codex.
Or, say, you know a player who didnt want to make the transition to 6th edition, would you revert back to 5th to play a game with him, or would you do so only very reluctantly?
Ravenous D wrote: 40K is like a beloved grandparent that is slowly falling into dementia and the rest of the family is in denial about how bad it is.
squidhills wrote: GW is scared of girls. Why do you think they have so much trouble sculpting attractive female models? Because girls have cooties and the staff at GW don't like looking at them for too long because it makes them feel funny in their naughty place.
2013/11/10 15:13:33
Subject: Have you ever thought of holding "retro games"
Me and a bud are going for a 2nd edition Sisters of battle(me) vs 2nd edition Tyranids. I have the proper rulebook that I know of, and the right codex for it, just need to read through 2nd edition and grasp the concept of it.
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