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2019/11/14 15:37:42
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
They announced awhile back that they would be doing something called "Warhammer Legends", giving old factions/model combinations rules to bring them fully in line with AoS as it stands.
2019/11/14 15:53:22
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Tyranid Horde wrote: I thought they might be doing something to compete with 9th age but that would mean they'd be admitting that they were wrong to get rid of fantasy.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight, cause 9th age is soooooooooooooooo amazing.
2019/11/14 16:17:26
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
The answer is simple, someone was cleaning out the warehouse and found a bunch of square bases in a box. And now they'll sell them to you, for about $2.00 each.
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2019/11/14 16:20:37
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Tyranid Horde wrote: I thought they might be doing something to compete with 9th age but that would mean they'd be admitting that they were wrong to get rid of fantasy.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight, cause 9th age is soooooooooooooooo amazing.
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I don't know why they would be bringing back square bases, though.
WHFB was uh, to put it nicely, terrible, but there's still die-hard holdouts so they might be bringing back some form of ruleset for it.
I doubt they'd make Age of Sigmar apocalypse equivalent require re-basing minis.
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2019/11/14 20:46:14
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
That is a strange argument. WFB is gone. Some people are happy about it. Some people are happy about AoS. Great for them. But why does GW, the company, has to make moves to make fun of people that liked WFB, or that disliked the fact that GW first made the game fail, and then instead of fixing it, they killed it. Does it rise the sale of AoS, when they make fun of WFB? Do AoS player and GW feel better about themself, when that is done?
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2019/11/15 11:52:17
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Well, you all know the sayings concerning believing everything you read on the internet & opinions...
But, like 40K, what edition you're looking at vs what you want from the game also matters greatly.
This is correct. WHFB 6th Edition - particularly around the early Ravenous Hordes days - was pretty wonderful. I never really understood the people who hated on the entire system because things got super messy and bloated by 8th Edition as if it was never good.
10,000 30K/40K Space Wolves, 6000pts 30K Iron Warriors, 3200pts Daemons of the Ruinstorm
3500pts AoS Maggotkin of Nurgle, 3000pts AoS Stormcast Eternals, 2000pts AoS Skaven
1800pts Middle-earth Rivendell, 1000pts Grey Company, 600pts Iron Hills
1800pts Middle-earth Angmar, 1100pts Moria, 1000pts Dol Guldur
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Not sure if I understand what that video is trying to say to be honest. Are they implying on a big story event for Age of Sigmar or something? What does that have to do with square bases though.
2019/11/15 15:41:52
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Wtf they gonna bring back fantasy battles. Those bastards, the end times was just a marketing scheme to start of a new model-line and game only to bring it back... And all those who rebased their fantasy minis now has to start new armies. I bet this was planned all along!
*furiously wearing tin foil hat
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Brutal, but kunning!
2019/11/15 16:24:18
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Nah fam, WHFB was an amazing game where flanking and movement actually mattered. Morale actually mattered as well, and games weren't decided by the end of the second battle round. There are more unique factions in that game then just another flavor of Space Marines. I got my start in the hobby at the end of 6th edition and absolutely fell in love with the game at the start of 7th.
GW killing fantasy left a really bad taste in my mouth, it took years for me to go back to the company and try my hand playing 40k. I was especially upset at the fact that I purchased a bunch of Tomb Kings during their new 8th edition revamp, only to have them get squatted in only two years! That was a lot of money I spent on something that was no longer supported in such a short period of time. Felt like an actual slap in the face. Due to that debacle I am incredibly hesitant to even give AoS a shot, how do I know the models and rulebooks I buy will still be usable in the next year or two?
2019/11/15 17:19:19
Subject: Re:Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Gitdakka wrote: Wtf they gonna bring back fantasy battles. Those bastards, the end times was just a marketing scheme to start of a new model-line and game only to bring it back... And all those who rebased their fantasy minis now has to start new armies. I bet this was planned all along!
*furiously wearing tin foil hat
Only if you actually rebased your models like a chump. Square4lyfe yo.
2019/11/16 07:40:40
Subject: Re:Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
Gitdakka wrote: Wtf they gonna bring back fantasy battles. Those bastards, the end times was just a marketing scheme to start of a new model-line and game only to bring it back... And all those who rebased their fantasy minis now has to start new armies. I bet this was planned all along!
*furiously wearing tin foil hat
Only if you actually rebased your models like a chump. Square4lyfe yo.
Well i have a square based undead army with "army of darnkess" theme sitting around since fantasy battle. I never even considered rebasing them. In fact i habe never rebased a miniature. So my 40k orks are still on 25mm. Whenever someone comments I just say "deal with it, these miniatures are completed" .
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Brutal, but kunning!
2019/11/16 08:00:18
Subject: Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
I don't know why they would be bringing back square bases, though.
WHFB was uh, to put it nicely, terrible, but there's still die-hard holdouts so they might be bringing back some form of ruleset for it.
I doubt they'd make Age of Sigmar apocalypse equivalent require re-basing minis.
I can see WHFB not being for everyone, but it was far from terrible. I actually value it a good deal over AoS just because it felt like a different game, now AoS feels like 40k and if I want a 40k feel, I'd rather just play 40k and save my fantasy for my old style warfare tactics which felt very good. I will say WHFB wasn't really a super fun game to watch, but I loved playing it. I didn't love the super high cost to make a viable army though.
2019/11/16 17:28:39
Subject: Re:Not sure how I feel about this...(not 40K, but Warhammer related)
as this is not 40k related and we have a thread(s) about this elsewhere this is somewhat redundant.
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