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I posted quite a while ago about wanting to make a Napoleonic sci-fi wargame , and in the mean time i've been working on it but i've made some major fluff changes , the first thing i want to ask is about the movement system which system does the dakka community prefer

1)movement that is based on a class system for example -human 5 inch move
-light mech 8 inch move
This will be modified by various things such as -unsafe terrain - all classes above human must half there move. (designers note - this is by no means final)

2)all models in the entire game have a set move a la 40k

3)random movement -role a d6 and then move

4) a whfb movement where every individual has a difefrent characteristic


Personally i lean more towards number 1 as it give a more tactical edge imho but thats why i asked as i want you guys opinion.

'claw

I agree with (1), will be interesting to see how this turns out...

1 sounds best. Consistency and ease of use

Overall it's going to be 28mm scale , set during the first world war instead of the napoleonic period and i'm hoepfully going to be blogging about is creation.

The movement thing is going to be advanced somewhat but that would be the base system.

'claw