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I live in queens, NYC. I've never played an apoc game before and it seems awesome. I figured we have crap for places to play in nyc in terms of gw (There was 4 in nyc until a few years ago when they all closed and now there's only 8th st witch sorta sucks imho. Anyway we live in the greatest city in the world we should have greater gaming options. So a location is paramount. I have about 4000 points of chaos and crons, i figure we should have about 10,000 a side with 4-6 players but that's just an abstract hypothetical, anything with alotta points should be fun. Who's down? Any ideas about locations?

I've got a table, but it's only 4x6 so can't really do more than about 3500/side. I do have about 8-10K in Marines and another 5K in orks, so if you find a good location let me know.

Igor

I have about 5k in eldar and a huge itch to play. I'm in Manhattan and that 8th street location is horrible. The people there are informative. But the place SMELLS everytime I walk in and is super cramped when busy. We need more people! All we needs is a public place to play like the citicorp building in midtown, we would just need to bring our Terrain with us. If everyone Brought a 4x4 top we could use the tables there and its usually empty. When it gets nicer out we should meet up at central park and play and ill supply tables if enough people brought tops! Let me know what you think!

Central Park, sounds interesting how would that work? I could bring terrain. Whats the deal with the citicorp building? Anyway these are good ideas keep em coming

Have you talked to the Compleat Strategist on 33rd and 5th? They have a big gaming room in the basement (which I helped build so watch waht you say ).

Google the Warmongers Club for the regular gaming group there.

The warmongers club hasn't been updated since 2010. I think the complete strat would be a sweet place to play but ive never seen the basement just that tiny room in back. The down side of the citicorp building is that we'd have to bring our own stuff. Same would go for central park in the summer, we'd need tables and tarrain. We should start a Poll to see how many people would actually come for sure! I found a list of public spaces in the city but they don't tell you how large they are. I know for sure that the citicorp building has a bunch of tables and chairs we could use. Here's a link of the space and some pica http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp/html/priv/153e53.shtml

I was thinking somebodies queens or bk loft apartment would be ideal but citicorp looks pretty interesting. I don't have much in ways of terrain but ill bring what I can. Whats the deal with complete strategist? I've heard that name thrown around a few times before but have no idea about the place. Lets make sure we get an equal number of xenos and corpse-god worshipers, their seems to be more of the later so I'm proud to pledge my troops to the forces of evil (or rather the forces of slightly more evil)

I'd be very interested, I just posted above. I only have about 2000 points of Tau though... Given some time i could beef that up though

If terrain is needed, I have a few of the "X of Malifaux" cardstock sets. Each one can fill up about 3x3 worth of table space, with room for vehicles, and look nice enough for the price point

I think the warmongers are only updatimg their message board now. They're still around I saw them last week.

http://warmongers.ziggyqubert.com/wmbb/

They game Thursday nights