No.105746
>>105732Gonna make a podcast with him. He claims to have known 50 cent and DMX
No.105907
>>105889Romero seems like a cool guy.
No.105921
>>105907Nah, he's just another butthurt spic these days.
No.105922
>>105921I disagree. I enjoyed sigil 2. He's still got it tbh.
No.106579
>>106576Why do you think that?
No.106593
>>106579One clue is that the hive falls unrealistically
No.106598
>>106579becos ur ghey n have a smol penis
No.106602
>>106593The hive didn't fall. He accidentally the smoking device
No.106628
>>106626Yeah he's doing a steallar job of ignoring his critics by making up idealized stories about the near future in order to cope.
What a huge faggot. I hope he becomes financially ruined.
No.106629
>>106627shove him on one of Musk's exploding rockets.
No.106630
>>106626I don't understand what he's trying to convey.
No.106631
>>106628His idealized world sounds like a nightmare. The sort of "games" that infest the android app store.
No.106634
>>106630I think he's soying out about how THE BLOCKCHAIN can be used create a common resource between multiple games.
No.106636
>>106634It reads like he's shitting on video games as a hobby, so it's funnier if that's him trying to sell something.
No.106637
>>106636It reads like he's never played a video game other than like farmville.
No.106639
>>106637Shut up. I just used my last ten obsidian ores to repair the collapsed tunnel to the next map in S.T.O.C.K.E.R. and I'm going to rake in the big rubles to fund the continuation of my Xenosword playthrough, which in turn will earn me more land in the Metarealm. Blockchain cowboys stay winning.
No.106664
>>106663Ahahahahahauauahahaa ahahahahuauauauauauauauau ahahahahuauaua
Do you have a link for this? I want to see what else this person is doing. I think I know where they got the idea.
No.106665
>>106664its a social movement
No.106734
>>106726>>106727Are you applying?
No.106746
>>106745Competitive is what the game is made for. These guys spend the big bucks.
Most people who "play" only have a small army or just collect the figures and put them on a shelf.
No.106748
>>106746Even assuming money wasn't an object, the game just seems cumbersome. These niggers are taking out the measuring tape. Does anyone at Riot know what a grid is?
No.106753
>>106748Have you never played warhammer? It's more like an oldschool wargame. You use a ruler and a compass to move and rotate your units. Think of those games with all the little squares on a field representing units. That's what it's trying to be, but instead of little coloured squares you have little orc toys or whatever.
It isn't as cumbersome as you'd think.
No.106762
>>106745The few videos I've seen of this shit were all extremely autistic. I think that video or a comment under it mentioned they barely even cover costs by winning tournaments between all the expenses such as the pieces themselves and travel and lodge. Is there something preventing people from making convincing 3D-printed pieces more cheaply and entering with those than buying official ones? VT and DT have fun gameplay, but otherwise Warhammer is too autistic and dorky for me. I tried a private server for Return of Reckoning a few years ago, but got bored fast.
No.106764
>>106761A grid would constrain movement to 2 axises. Being able to move anywhere allows more tactical freedom and is ultimately simpler. What if I want to move on a diagonal, but can only walk 4 grid spaces? On a grid based system I'd be busting out the pythagorean theorem I guess but with warhammer you can just measure 4 inches and use a protractor to rotate 30 degrees or what have you.
No.106765
>>106762Games workshop stores specifically will not let you play with non-branded figures. Most people in hobbiest communities don't give a fuck if you bring printed or offbrand toys though.
No.106766
>>106761>It's just crazy to me that things like the actual physical size of the figure is a factor in this game.I think that specifically is a holdover from earlier versions of the game that weren't taken quite as seriously. There's a rule for example in gorkamorka, a warhammer spinoff game, that states your truck can hold as many units as will physically fit inside it, and if you move the truck and a figure jiggles his way out then he falls out in the game too. It's pretty silly but it's all in good fun and provides some entertainment. I don't think warhammer lends well to tournaments because of heavily asymmetric armies and a background rooted in silly rule of fun style gameplay.
https://youtu.be/IJ08LDnn_Sk?si=LP9-3DfsukhdjqMNCouldn't figure out how to embed my link heh.
No.106770
>>106764>A grid would constrain movement to 2 axises.Nah, you can have uniform Z-coordinates too. If you move five meters up it's the same as moving 5 meters to the right.
>What if I want to move on a diagonal, but can only walk 4 grid spaces?The side of a square is not the same distance as measuring a square's distance corner to corner, but for gameplay purposes we can pretend it is, or diagonal moves can cost 2 movement instead if that seems more appropriate. Obviously I don't know enough about the game to fully understand the implications. I don't know, maybe the radial movement and wacky measurements are good things and serve as an effective gate-keeping measure.
>>106766>There's a rule for example in gorkamorka, a warhammer spinoff game, that states your truck can hold as many units as will physically fit inside it, and if you move the truck and a figure jiggles his way out then he falls out in the game too.Damn, it really is like playing with action figures.
No.106772
>>106770Cost is the biggest barrier to entry, not rules. It's so absurdly expensive not many new people get into it.
No.106774
>>106766>Couldn't figure out how to embed my link heh.shud werk now
