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Myles, whose Northern forces have been decorating the box art on Heavy Gear packaging for some time, brings in his Northern forces to face my Southern army in this 150 Threat game of the Heavy Gear Blitz 2015 Rules!
Check the rules out FREE here: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/144759/Heavy-Gear-Blitz-Tabletop-Wargaming--Living-Rulebook-Beta

That's awesome! Thanks for posting!

Thanks for putting up the video. You may be happy/discouraged/not care to know that you are whether by chance or on purpose the only HGB gameplay youtuber of 2016. You have a monopoly on it so far!

Will you be putting up more games prior to the release of the official rules sometime later this year or will you be waiting till the final version shakes out the other end of the production pipeline along with the plastic minis?

Considering it's a living rulebook, what will be released with the War for Terra Nova box probably won't be a traditional authoritative rulebook. I'd imagine the quick start rules and a pamphlet with various web addresses.

While it is technically as you said a "living" rulebook, let's face it... most folks will just use the rules as written if they have it. In my 40k experience, a very small minority of players ever look at let alone keep or remember major FAQ updates and rulings unless it majorly changes their army. Even with the "living" status, they're seemingly updating it yearly (barring small typo FAQ/errata) so it will be definitive as written for a while in all likelihood. Please note that I think that's totally fine though (both using the rulebook as is and them updating 1-2 a year).

It's a good point.