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 von Hohenstein wrote:
You wouldn't find a partner for a second game, if you did this once in my area.
This is what I love about 40k. It's 100% self regulating. In the long term you wil only play with likeminded people.

I wouldn't do that but I would expect every tournament player to do that. That's 40k for you. As written by GW that's how 40k works. It's no if's or but's but that's it. There's no basis on rules to prevent opponent from doing it. If you go to tournament and don't like it...Well you can of course give 20-0 victory(or whatever max points are) to opponent.

Don't like it? Blame GW for writing dumbster fire rules for 8th. This is one of the BETTER rules in 8th ed...

Haha don't start the "you don't have permission to move your moveable bits / oh yes I do! / oh no you don't!" discussion again!

mchammadad wrote:
for some odd reason im very tempted to bring a laser pointer

laser pointers are very good.



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tneva82 wrote:

 von Hohenstein wrote:
You wouldn't find a partner for a second game, if you did this once in my area.
This is what I love about 40k. It's 100% self regulating. In the long term you wil only play with likeminded people.

I wouldn't do that but I would expect every tournament player to do that. That's 40k for you. As written by GW that's how 40k works. It's no if's or but's but that's it. There's no basis on rules to prevent opponent from doing it. If you go to tournament and don't like it...Well you can of course give 20-0 victory(or whatever max points are) to opponent.

Don't like it? Blame GW for writing dumbster fire rules for 8th. This is one of the BETTER rules in 8th ed...

Yeah, but we could just ignore this idiocy and use something better.

BTW, "dumbster" - I see what you did there!
Genius.