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I'm dying to play

I'm sure there are many that are eagerly awaiting the arrival of AT.
From what I understand the game has been ready since 2015, but the release has been pushed back due to the fact that it was meant to be resin at first, but now it will be plastic.

We've waited this long - a little longer is no big deal.

Better that they wait till they can focus on it instead of shoehorning it into an already busy release schedule.

Did Hewitt write this one?

The arrival of AT will be too late for me. It doesn´t matter, if this game comes out 2018 or 2019. I intend to have my giant robot game with the 40K Imperial Knight minis and superheavy Ork walkers.

 Magnian wrote:
I'm sure there are many that are eagerly awaiting the arrival of AT.
From what I understand the game has been ready since 2015, but the release has been pushed back due to the fact that it was meant to be resin at first, but now it will be plastic.

Nah.

It was first mentioned at Warhammerfest 2016. I know this, because I was there. I took the photo. I posted it on BoLS. Who then stole all credit for the photo and the info, because that's what they do.

At that point, Bloodbowl hadn't quite been released (full demo products were on display though), and as for Adeptus Titanicus? They hadn't even settled on a scale. This is all info gathered first hand. By me. Not BoLS. BoLS just took the credit for it.

Have I mentioned that BoLS passed off my info as their own? I haven't? Well they did.

And very little has been seen of it since. It seems that Blood Bowl surpassing all expectation has lead to a 'hey, we can do this in plastic now!' rethink. Which in terms of production options of course opens things up considerably.