tneva82 said:How's so? You are Dilgar and Drakh player and don't find Armageddon book worth it's price don't buy it! It's not like you are forced to buy one...
Except that there are new rules introduced in Armageddon that are kinda compulsory. I'm lucky in that i managed to get my hands on a copy of the ITF2 pdf (not saying how) which has the rules changes in it, meaning that I won't be buying the book since it has no relevance to me now. Had it included new stuff for the Drakh, i'd have ordered it straight off the bat. Mongoose just did themselves out of a sale. However, that's not the issue.
What about the other people who play Drakh and Dilgar who didn't get the ITF2 pdf. They are expected to shell out £15 for a book with hardly any relevance to them at all, just to keep up to date, then in a years time are expected to shell out for the next edition Rule Book, which will include information they should have gotten a YEAR earlier (unless they want to start carrying loose pages of S&P printouts to all of their games, asuming that new ships for the Drakh and Dilgar are released in S&P).
And as for the point that Bigger is not necessarily better...
Speaking from a purely Drakh point of view, it's a challenge just keeping a Drakh Light Cruiser alive through turn 2 when some already existing ships are on the table, for example a Primus or varient.
What happens when an opponent fields Armageddon level ships which massively outrange the Drakh and can destroy a Cruiser or Carrier with a single shot from their main beam. It will make playing as a challenging race even more difficult because 3 months after release, the Drakh are already lagging behind EVERY other race (bar the Dilgar who seem to be getting an even worse deal).