The FFW

[tytalan]

These could have all been in one large setting book. Who needs a book just of the war fleets or just of the armies? What use are those on their own? I haven't read these books but they must be full of fluff and filler to expand this setting into four books? Especially when you consider the whole of the core rules fits into just one medium sized book. I could have written a great setting book with all of that in myself.

The Navy book details the ships in each navy as well as the equipment used by those navies so no not just fluff or filler. The army book lists the vehicles and equipment used by the armies so no that not just fluff or filler. Most setting books are largely fluff. As for adventure many GM and Players love these type of books the fact that you don’t is irrelevant.

Your criticism of books that you have by your own admission haven’t read says everything about your bias and the value of your opinion of these books. You literally have nothing to support your opinion. By the way the core rule book is 260+ pages that not considered a medium book in fact it’s about the standard size for a gaming book.

 

[Endie]

I could have written a great setting book with all of that in myself.

Concentrate on your ongoing struggle to write a good post and we can work up to bigger hills after that.

 

[Rikki Tikki Traveller]

I will admit that I have not and probably won't buy any of the detailed military books. I WILL buy the adventure books and things that move the war along to its inevitable conclusion of an Imperial victory over those mindfrakking Zhodani cowards.

 

[Limpin Legin]

I WILL buy the adventure books and things that move the war along to its inevitable conclusion of an Imperial victory over those mindfrakking Zhodani cowards.

Well, that's no fun if you have decided that the Imperium have won already, without rolling them dice.