"If you need sci-fi, Infinity might work, albeit there is a certain amount of anime inspired horniness, Star Trek style libtardism and schizophrenia you need to put up with to pit the cyberpunk Russian mob and their anime nun allies against the AI United Nations in space. One page rules allow seamless integration of existing Warhammer forces into a 3d printed wargame."
Nice summary of Infinity. Great game nonetheless, and the minis are a joy to paint.
Thanks for the historical recommend, gonna check it out.
I enjoyed how unhinged this was. It also prompted me to at least go look at the Warlord Games website. I can genuinely imagine this being fun. It's imaginable.
I work with a lot of historical wargamer types, and if it weren't for their almost completely non-functional human personalities, I'd probably get really into this. Unfortunately, I won't be able to make myself voluntarily spend more time with those people until I'm at least 60.
I’ve never played any miniature games but uh, if you have a resin printer can’t you just print Games Workshops models so they don’t get a dime?
I play MTG and these days I proxy everything I can so those greedy bastards at Wizards of the Coast don’t see even a penny of my money.
Warhammer prose is some of the most obnoxious I've ever read, not even taking into consideration the preachy leftist ideologuing that pervades it.
"If you need sci-fi, Infinity might work, albeit there is a certain amount of anime inspired horniness, Star Trek style libtardism and schizophrenia you need to put up with to pit the cyberpunk Russian mob and their anime nun allies against the AI United Nations in space. One page rules allow seamless integration of existing Warhammer forces into a 3d printed wargame."
Nice summary of Infinity. Great game nonetheless, and the minis are a joy to paint.
Thanks for the historical recommend, gonna check it out.
Much of what you wrote here is just wrong.
Like what?
Such as the game being a satire. He cites the creator of the game and has said it wasn't and never has been.
Some goober staffer saying it is years later is irrelevant.
I enjoyed how unhinged this was. It also prompted me to at least go look at the Warlord Games website. I can genuinely imagine this being fun. It's imaginable.
I work with a lot of historical wargamer types, and if it weren't for their almost completely non-functional human personalities, I'd probably get really into this. Unfortunately, I won't be able to make myself voluntarily spend more time with those people until I'm at least 60.