Hiromoon said:I never did find out. I know some of the artists though....but hurting them won't help matters...especially when it comes down to Magic releasing a new edition of cards every three or so months.
Major Chaos said:ScipioAmericanus said:derek said:G'Day
While my reaction may not be as extreme as say Scipio's (hey I paid money for those miniatures, I'm keeping them ) I have to say I am dissapointed.
It's not the prepainted miniatures, it's not the 8 month wait for the release of SST:Evo, It's not turning up at the LGS to answer the question "Is Mongoose quitting on SST?" (something the guy running store shouldn't have to ask me). It's not even the Skinnie debacle (hey I was concentrating on the MI and the Bugs so I avoided that) nor was it the dropships dissappearing into the never never.
What dissapointed me was that when the decision was made to re-do SST into SST:Evo we weren't told from the get go. Had I been told that within Twelve months there would be a new rule book and new army book(s) I would have spent my money differently. Instead of spending money on army books with a 'life expectancy' that now makes a WH40K codex look long lived. I would have brought the other two tanker bugs and hopper bugs my son wants to slaughter me with and made do with the lists in the back of the rulebook.
I don't mind spending money on new rules but I do mind spending money on something that's already out of date.
Cheers
Derek
Hi Derek!
In a word (or phrase): Flames of War.
The new rules look sweet for that as well. Don't forget Hordes as it is also a class act!
Games&Theory said:...Me, the champion of SST, who had been pumping my own dollars into product (to keep them in business, I thought as I did it) and trying to drum up support on the local level has been thanked with the sudden realization that I had been actually paying to support the betatest period of a new and different product and that there was suddenly the very likely prospect that a good bit of the work I'd done to get more people into the HOBBY will be eroded by yet more pre-painted plastic crack being pushed.
MaxSteiner said:Even Cthulhus got D20 forced onto these days
MaxSteiner said:I didn't know shadowrun was still kicking about though thats good to hear!(Whys the 4th edition crap by the way?).
Lieutenant Rasczak said:Never had an issue with Scipio. He's a nice chap.
I dislike the D20 system with a passion, they took something that worked (with some tweaks to taste) and turned it into something that didnt.
teamescape said:I dislike the D20 system with a passion, they took something that worked (with some tweaks to taste) and turned it into something that didnt.
Really? Man, I'm quite fond of the D20 version of CoC...it's probably because I've got an amazing GM so I don't notice the changes! With the group I play in, believe it or not, we rarely use dice rolling as the vast majority of it is investigation (with a light bit of breaking and entering and/or intimidation), chat between the players and NPCs and "OH MY GOD WHAT THE F**K IS THAT?" descriptions (Cue sanity roll). The combat system is too unforgiving to even think about fighting anything...so we avoid it.
Hiromoon said:I didn't play the old version of CoC, but I didn't mind the D20 CoC at all...