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A multiplayer battle between the Lizardmen, led by Mazdamundi, and the High elves, led by Tyrion. It has a bit of commentary.
It does seem rather strange. I would have preferred if they would have stuck more closely to the precise units defined in the 8th Edition army books (and the 6th / 7th edition books in the cases of Skaven, Bretonnia and Beastmen).who else is slightly perturbed by the proliferation of feral units?
It does seem rather strange. I would have preferred if they would have stuck more closely to the precise units defined in the 8th Edition army books (and the 6th / 7th edition books in the cases of Skaven, Bretonnia and Beastmen).
That would have been my preference as well. The Sacred Spawnings from back in our 6th edition days were really cool.Honestly, they could have had more variety with blessed spawnings
That would have been my preference as well. The Sacred Spawnings from back in our 6th edition days were really cool.
To each their own I guess. For me the feral versions just feel "wrong" somehow.But to be honest I'm happy about the feral version, as they add a early game choice for big monsters, which wouldn't have been there had they not made them into the game.
who else is slightly perturbed by the proliferation of feral units?
They probably thought it was prudent to expand the roster in light of few unit choices.
Honestly, they could have had more variety with blessed spawnings
That would have been my preference as well. The Sacred Spawnings from back in our 6th edition days were really cool.
Sacred Spawning would have been so great!But to be honest I'm happy about the feral version, as they add a early game choice for big monsters, which wouldn't have been there had they not made them into the game.
To each their own I guess. For me the feral versions just feel "wrong" somehow.
Sacred Spawning would have been so great!But to be honest I'm happy about the feral version, as they add a early game choice for big monsters, which wouldn't have been there had they not made them into the game.
To each their own I guess. For me the feral versions just feel "wrong" somehow.
Personally, i do like the feral units. I think they add a nice and fun dynamic to the game, and you can get them fairly early on, so you don't have to wait until the late game to get the big monsters.
Blessed spawnings are a thing in the game, albeit it's a campaign only mechanic. The blessed spawnings will be unit's that fulfill a very specific purpose fx. Monster killers, good against infantry, good health but low damage and so on.
I get that, though. They were never a thing in the TableTop, so for players wanting a closer bijection of the games, I suppose it sort breaks the fun of rediscover the joy of the TT![]()
Thats a negative ghostrider.Sad i wont get to play this game...cant justify the cost of a new PC for just one game...it a long shot but o hope they port it to XBOX or PS4
Right let me pass that buy my accountant.....Thats a negative ghostrider.
CA has never ported their main titles to console.
besides, you generally can justify it based on the number of hours you spend. If you price it out right, a medium rig to be able to play TWW and TWW2 should run you ~750 or so.
Divide that by 1000 plus hours, boom.
Where did you get this blessed spawning info?
Right let me pass that buy my accountant........
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its a no guys. Kid takes priority and im flying home for December...well by the time a save the cash i might be able to get it for a song lol
Ahahahhaha.....i mean when they cost so much....hopefully they keeped track of the serial numbers so when they pop upagain slap the carnosaur on themThieves snatch van-full of Total War: Warhammer 2 collector's editions
Some people just can't wait i suppose...
Actually, you can probably buy a laptop that will run it for $300-$400. But that can be out of most of our price ranges too.Thats a negative ghostrider.
CA has never ported their main titles to console.
besides, you generally can justify it based on the number of hours you spend. If you price it out right, a medium rig to be able to play TWW and TWW2 should run you ~750 or so.
Divide that by 1000 plus hours, boom.