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Keramory wrote:
 Castozor wrote:
I played with the old T5 5+ FNP 3+ save PM's and I can assure you merely being T5 will not prevent you from removing them from the field by the handful. Obviously removing 120 will be hard if you put your list full of anti-tank but that's half of their list in just boyz, the other half will most likely be support elements. If the more durable T4 2W marines didn't break the game, neither will T5 boyz.


I hope so. I play with a bunch of average players with average collections. With that I could bring 120 boyz and it be an epic close game either way. Only thing I can compare the new change to is Plague Marine or Custode t5... and even before the saves what a difference it is trying to get the wound on a model with bolters lol.


There is no need to hope when you can just calculate it

Orks going from T4 to 5 affects three strength values: S4, S5, S8 and S9. Weapons with S2, S3, S6, S7, S10 and mortal wounds will work just as well as before. The one hit the worst is S4, going from a 50% chance to wound to a 33.33% chance to wound.

So, assuming your entire army has nothing but S4 weapons and you were able to kill 60 boyz per turn perfore, after the change it will be just 40 boyz. In reality your army usually has a wide range of strength values so it's more like killing 10-15 boyz less than before. It's also likely that people will adapt and start to think about killing orks when picking weapons, so S6-7 weapons might become bit more popular for handling infantry, shrinking down that difference even more.

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I said previously that T5 Boyz feels odd, but I think I can be convinced once I see it in action.
   
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Kitane wrote:
I will wait for my judgment after the Nid codex is out, as the Nids are in desperate need of a stat overhaul.

But T5 boys aren't even remotely as bad for the game and immersion as the last two years of Cawl-sponsored marine circus.

You just made your opinion invalid.


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 catbarf wrote:
 Matt Swain wrote:
I could see orks getting a 6+ fnp.


6+ FNP is a textbook bad mechanic- lots of rolling for little effect. Doubly so when it's army-wide and comes into play on every single roll.

GW's rightfully moving away from those in favor of more straightforward mechanics.

Also, I'm not sure if it's been pointed out yet: Orks going to T5 helps balance out their offense and defense. Basic Boyz being T4/W1/6+ but having potentially 4 attacks at WS3+/S4 made them very glass-hammer, which is extremely weird for Greenskins. The only two directions GW could go to address it would be to either reduce their offense and cost, making them essentially 'Guardsmen but green', or increase their durability to compensate.

They've long been portrayed in the fluff as extremely durable, violent, and dangerous. This is an improvement, and in line with the expansion of infantry statlines ever since Primaris bumped the basic Marine profile to W2.
It's a 20% reduction in damage taken including mortal wounds. It is incredibly good. The best thing about it is - it doesn't change what weapons are effective against the unit. Bolters wounding an ork on a 5....is obviously backwards. Their shoota wound the marine on a 4. The mutant superhuman in full plate armor is wounded easier than the teashirt wearing fungus plant with big muscles. It is beyond stupid.

It is a play to sell heavy intercessors.

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 Xenomancers wrote:
Bolters wounding an ork on a 5....is obviously backwards. Their shoota wound the marine on a 4. The mutant superhuman in full plate armor is wounded easier than the teashirt wearing fungus plant with big muscles. It is beyond stupid.


Take it up with GW for deciding to represent Marine toughness as W2, I guess. You're still tougher than Orks regardless.

   
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Their shoota wound the marine on a 4. The mutant superhuman in full plate armor is wounded easier than the teashirt wearing fungus plant with big muscles. It is beyond stupid.


Not a math guy, but it seems to me that the mutant superhuman also has a way better chance of making his armor save against that checks notes AP 0 shoota, while the t-shirt wearing fungus plant with big muscles will generally die to a bolter shot if the space marines makes his wound roll.
   
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Except they are not wounded easier, you said it yourself "full plate armour", you have 1 wound and a 3+ save over their 6+.
   
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To answer the OP :

No, it will not break the setting.

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 catbarf wrote:
 Xenomancers wrote:
Bolters wounding an ork on a 5....is obviously backwards. Their shoota wound the marine on a 4. The mutant superhuman in full plate armor is wounded easier than the teashirt wearing fungus plant with big muscles. It is beyond stupid.


Take it up with GW for deciding to represent Marine toughness as W2, I guess. You're still tougher than Orks regardless.

Uhhh - a marine being tough is obvious. They are 3 times the size of a human and are wearing full powered plate armor. The joke is that they were t4 3+ 1 wound for so long which is why they were never used. Pathetic given that marines are the most popular unit in the game and without marines the game would literally die. GW finally realized giving their base a fair chance was a good idea.

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 Xenomancers wrote:
Uhhh - a marine being tough is obvious. They are 3 times the size of a human and are wearing full powered plate armor. The joke is that they were t4 3+ 1 wound for so long which is why they were never used.


An Ork being tough is obvious. They are 3 times the size of a human and have a distributed physiology that makes them extremely difficult to kill. The joke is that they were T4 6+ 1 wound for so long which made them barely any tougher than Guardsmen.

See how that works?

   
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Selfcontrol wrote:


To answer the OP :

No, it will not break the setting.


Yeah agree. This came up when First Born Marines first got 2 wounds. A bunch of people wanted Boys to get two wounds in response, and a bunch (myself included) were arguing for this exact change instead. Maybe I turn out to be wildly incorrect, but on paper, I'm a fan of this move.It gives more toughness to the Boys, and better reflects their much renowned ability to take serious damage and keep on ticking, while differentiating them from Marines by not jus lazily handing out an extra wound. I like it.

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Selfcontrol wrote:
I admire the people who are still willing to talk to Xenomancer.

To answer the OP :

No, it will not break the setting.

Well - hope you get banned for breaking the terms of service. Enjoy the report.

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 oni wrote:
I said previously that T5 Boyz feels odd, but I think I can be convinced once I see it in action.


Not sure if this has been covered in preceding pages, but this actually takes the game back to its roots! Marines were initially T3 and Orks T4, so GW are honouring the original lore here


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Tycho wrote:
Selfcontrol wrote:


To answer the OP :

No, it will not break the setting.


Yeah agree. This came up when First Born Marines first got 2 wounds. A bunch of people wanted Boys to get two wounds in response, and a bunch (myself included) were arguing for this exact change instead. Maybe I turn out to be wildly incorrect, but on paper, I'm a fan of this move.It gives more toughness to the Boys, and better reflects their much renowned ability to take serious damage and keep on ticking, while differentiating them from Marines by not jus lazily handing out an extra wound. I like it.


I also think it is good for the game to have a wide variety of profiles for infantry units.

It reduces the risk of having one "perfect" weapon capable of answering any kind of threat and it might help weapons which were not used a lot anymore (like autocanons).
   
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Selfcontrol wrote:
Tycho wrote:
Selfcontrol wrote:


To answer the OP :

No, it will not break the setting.


Yeah agree. This came up when First Born Marines first got 2 wounds. A bunch of people wanted Boys to get two wounds in response, and a bunch (myself included) were arguing for this exact change instead. Maybe I turn out to be wildly incorrect, but on paper, I'm a fan of this move.It gives more toughness to the Boys, and better reflects their much renowned ability to take serious damage and keep on ticking, while differentiating them from Marines by not jus lazily handing out an extra wound. I like it.


I also think it is good for the game to have a wide variety of profiles for infantry units.

It reduces the risk of having one "perfect" weapon capable of answering any kind of threat and it might help weapons which were not used a lot anymore (like autocanons).


I hadn't considered that part, but it's a great point! Hopefully things like this and the DG changes slowly help un-flatten the curve that's seen Plasma as the go-to for so long. Would love to see more variety of weapons on the table again.

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Orks at t5 seem ok to me. I'm not so specifically attached to fluff that I can't accept a game mechanic.
   
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T5 seems unfitting for me, but I will accept it as currently being the cleanest way to implement a higher resiliency to damage.

If dice rolling wouldn't be an issue, FnP would be more thematic for me.

   
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 Pacific wrote:
 oni wrote:
I said previously that T5 Boyz feels odd, but I think I can be convinced once I see it in action.


Not sure if this has been covered in preceding pages, but this actually takes the game back to its roots! Marines were initially T3 and Orks T4, so GW are honouring the original lore here


Not only that, but in the meantime Boltguns got better too. They used to only fire once.
It's fine, the marines will just keep shooting until the ork is dead.

I have to laugh at the phrase 'break the setting'. It's a bit more robust than that I reckon.

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Lol indeed - and it's a tiny speck of dirt in comparison to the giant two-flush megadump that was dropped on the setting in the form of Cawl, Primaris and all of that nonsense

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 Jidmah wrote:


So, assuming your entire army has nothing but S4 weapons and you were able to kill 60 boyz per turn perfore, after the change it will be just 40 boyz. In reality your army usually has a wide range of strength values so it's more like killing 10-15 boyz less than before. It's also likely that people will adapt and start to think about killing orks when picking weapons, so S6-7 weapons might become bit more popular for handling infantry, shrinking down that difference even more.

That is not a very fun perspective for armies that do have str 4 weapons with -AP as their most used weapon stats, and little or no access to str 6-7 shoting weapons on cheap platforms. To make things worse psi lancers are str 4 too, and I don't think psycanons ,with their cost and the number of shots they have are going to be good counter option, specially once the codex drops and everything starts costing more points. Melee isn't an option vs orks anymore either, with choppas being -1AP. But who knows , maybe it will work somehow when the new codex drops. Right now it looks rather grim.

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Karol wrote:
 Jidmah wrote:


So, assuming your entire army has nothing but S4 weapons and you were able to kill 60 boyz per turn perfore, after the change it will be just 40 boyz. In reality your army usually has a wide range of strength values so it's more like killing 10-15 boyz less than before. It's also likely that people will adapt and start to think about killing orks when picking weapons, so S6-7 weapons might become bit more popular for handling infantry, shrinking down that difference even more.

That is not a very fun perspective for armies that do have str 4 weapons with -AP as their most used weapon stats, and little or no access to str 6-7 shoting weapons on cheap platforms. To make things worse psi lancers are str 4 too, and I don't think psycanons ,with their cost and the number of shots they have are going to be good counter option, specially once the codex drops and everything starts costing more points. Melee isn't an option vs orks anymore either, with choppas being -1AP. But who knows , maybe it will work somehow when the new codex drops. Right now it looks rather grim.


I completely abandonned the idea of competing against 9th Codices with 8th Codices (at least, for most armies).

The differences in design are simply too great.

It sucks because of how GW releases its rules, but I made peace with that.

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 Castozor wrote:
Except they are not wounded easier, you said it yourself "full plate armour", you have 1 wound and a 3+ save over their 6+.

But at what cost. a 1W model with a +3sv, that is more often then not downgraded to something lower , isn't as tough as two and a half model model with t4, and t-shirt. specially vs non multi shot weapons. Losing 8pts of ork to a multi melta is laughable, losing 40pts of a termintor is not, and the termintor is not 5 times as resilient as the orks.


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I completely abandonned the idea of competing against 9th Codices with 8th Codices (at least, for most armies).

The differences in design are simply too great.

It sucks because of how GW releases its rules, but I made peace with that.

harlequins and custodes are doing just fine. SoB were doing more then fine with an 8th ed codex too. So it is not always the case, but you are right sometimes the difference is so big, that it does warrent a question of why bother. Specially if you just have an army and not a 10k pts collection of every model for the army ever made multiple times.

Just last week someone got with tau, in to top 8 of a large tournament in the US. Great achivment, but I don't think many people could do the same, even outside of a tournament setting and with the top 8 army.

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Spoletta wrote:
To which god should I pray for T5 nid warriors?


Ok. There HAS to be a line somewhere ... T5 nid Warriors is just totally unreasonable and I won't stand for it! I can't have armies I don't play getting all these buffs!

Joking of course.

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Spoletta wrote:
To which god should I pray for T5 nid warriors?


I am hoping they up warriors to T5, they should have already been there given the size and background. when i look at a wraithguard squad vs a tyranid warrior squad i see way to big of a difference for the points. Some of the bigger xenoporphs like the mawlock / trygon go up to T7 or even T8 for the carnifex representing it being dead ard to kill. thematically the T7 means mostly protection from s6 shooting, the usual bolter and space marine attacks still wound on 5's as they did before. then in the case of the carnifex it just goes back to the beatstick it used to be.

from a game perspective i like the idea of the designers messing with more stats, it might make dual profile weapons liek the imperial missile launcher or the Eldar fire prism more valuable for the points ratehr than the too expensive for the profiles

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@ Karol: I don't know if that is a consolidation, but I would See it this way: increasing Ork toughness instead of wounds or FNP kept them exactly as vulnerable against smite etc. then before. I wish your GK the best in your codex that you can use this to compete.

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 G00fySmiley wrote:
Spoletta wrote:
To which god should I pray for T5 nid warriors?


I am hoping they up warriors to T5, they should have already been there given the size and background. when i look at a wraithguard squad vs a tyranid warrior squad i see way to big of a difference for the points. Some of the bigger xenoporphs like the mawlock / trygon go up to T7 or even T8 for the carnifex representing it being dead ard to kill. thematically the T7 means mostly protection from s6 shooting, the usual bolter and space marine attacks still wound on 5's as they did before. then in the case of the carnifex it just goes back to the beatstick it used to be.

from a game perspective i like the idea of the designers messing with more stats, it might make dual profile weapons liek the imperial missile launcher or the Eldar fire prism more valuable for the points ratehr than the too expensive for the profiles


I actually want tyranids to get the '-1 damage' rule more than T5 for the mid-bugs, even if its just a rider on Synapse. The auto-spam anti-everything (s5-7, D2) weapons just get too much play at this point. But if someone wants to dedicate AT weapons to obliterating mid-sized bugs, that's absolutely fine.
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Selfcontrol wrote:
Karol wrote:
 Jidmah wrote:


So, assuming your entire army has nothing but S4 weapons and you were able to kill 60 boyz per turn perfore, after the change it will be just 40 boyz. In reality your army usually has a wide range of strength values so it's more like killing 10-15 boyz less than before. It's also likely that people will adapt and start to think about killing orks when picking weapons, so S6-7 weapons might become bit more popular for handling infantry, shrinking down that difference even more.

That is not a very fun perspective for armies that do have str 4 weapons with -AP as their most used weapon stats, and little or no access to str 6-7 shoting weapons on cheap platforms. To make things worse psi lancers are str 4 too, and I don't think psycanons ,with their cost and the number of shots they have are going to be good counter option, specially once the codex drops and everything starts costing more points. Melee isn't an option vs orks anymore either, with choppas being -1AP. But who knows , maybe it will work somehow when the new codex drops. Right now it looks rather grim.


I completely abandonned the idea of competing against 9th Codices with 8th Codices (at least, for most armies).

The differences in design are simply too great.

It sucks because of how GW releases its rules, but I made peace with that.


Taking a quick peek at 40k stats for the past month, 6 of the top 10 factions in the game currently are rocking 8th edition codexes. 4 out of, if I'm tracking this correctly, 7 books released for ninth so far are below a 50% winrate.

The power creep is....real, I guess?

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 the_scotsman wrote:
Selfcontrol wrote:
Karol wrote:
 Jidmah wrote:


So, assuming your entire army has nothing but S4 weapons and you were able to kill 60 boyz per turn perfore, after the change it will be just 40 boyz. In reality your army usually has a wide range of strength values so it's more like killing 10-15 boyz less than before. It's also likely that people will adapt and start to think about killing orks when picking weapons, so S6-7 weapons might become bit more popular for handling infantry, shrinking down that difference even more.

That is not a very fun perspective for armies that do have str 4 weapons with -AP as their most used weapon stats, and little or no access to str 6-7 shoting weapons on cheap platforms. To make things worse psi lancers are str 4 too, and I don't think psycanons ,with their cost and the number of shots they have are going to be good counter option, specially once the codex drops and everything starts costing more points. Melee isn't an option vs orks anymore either, with choppas being -1AP. But who knows , maybe it will work somehow when the new codex drops. Right now it looks rather grim.


I completely abandonned the idea of competing against 9th Codices with 8th Codices (at least, for most armies).

The differences in design are simply too great.

It sucks because of how GW releases its rules, but I made peace with that.


Taking a quick peek at 40k stats for the past month, 6 of the top 10 factions in the game currently are rocking 8th edition codexes. 4 out of, if I'm tracking this correctly, 7 books released for ninth so far are below a 50% winrate.

The power creep is....real, I guess?

This is pretty consistent for GW power creep. They come out with some bad books inbtween the super OP ones. Power creep is really just talking about the ceiling. You know...like the insanity of admech.

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Who knows, maybe at the end of 9th, it is going to be the most balanced edition GW ever made.

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