leftbower

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[–] leftbower@kbin.social 2 points 2 years ago

We clearly run in different circles, though I wouldn't be surprised to find that mine is less typical.

 

Anyone played 10e? Any tips for your first games/rules you mixed up?

Got a game lined up this week, and as a player with advanced whateditionisthisanymoreitis (contracted from starting in 3e and then being talked into trying 2e after that) I know that I'm prone to confusing rules across editions. Figure a bit of prep around the most likely mistakes might help my first game be a bit smoother.

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[–] leftbower@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago (2 children)

I can't speak for more female minis, since giant robots don't have genders generally, BUT my first interaction with Battletech wasn't about a conglomeration all-male posterboy factions that comprise fully half the game and have their own prequel game with even more All-Man Space Marines.

[–] leftbower@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago (4 children)

Again, not in my experience. I don't know which of our experiences is more common, but it'd be interesting to see some data. Though more focus on non-SpaceMarines can only be good for the hobby.

[–] leftbower@kbin.social 0 points 2 years ago (6 children)

That has not been my experience at all. The key difference between FSM and "More lady drone pilots flying rainbow drones!" is that one of these.is a game that we want everyone to play. We do unironically want more ladies to feel comfortable playing the oppressors because it's a game and the space should feel inviting to people generally.

[–] leftbower@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago

The Ork index has a few oddities:

  • Spannas are compulsory, Runtherds are not

  • No options for tankbustas, forced rokkit pistols

  • Meks can't join burna boyz mobs

  • Less an oddity, more a gripe: Is it just me or are lootas hot garbage?

 

How Warhammer 40,000 abandoned anti-authoritarianism for comfortable cowardice