No. You have no idea what BTech TT is like and is trying to sound super-knowledgeable about it when I have already laughed at how your post about MWDA being compared to BTech. Typical fucking mainlander.
No. You showed contempt for BTech by comparing it to MWDA as though they were the same thing.
Sure you did, boy. Sure you did. That is why you brought it up as if it were proof in a BTech thread.
Oh, fine. I'll just put the mainlander on Ignore. Happy now?
If you know the rules of the game, you can play with pieces of paper to mark where your 'mechs are. You don't need miniatures at all. When you are talking MtG style boosters and items (be it a figurine or a card) that you have to physically possess before you can use, that is not BTech in the slightest. He is not talking the same game at all. When we were playing table top, our hexes were less than 1cm across. We basically used different coloured pencils to note where on the map our 'mechs were. Because of the much smaller size, our battlefield were far larger than normal BTech games.
They made up a lot of stuff about BTech and change a lot of the rules to make it worse and then made even more changes to balance it back. For all that work, they need to be paid... :D
Why should HBS kickstart games cost less than those of Obsidian or Inxile?
That ship that crashes at the end, is that just a random thing or a specific event from BattleTech lore?
Wolf's Dragoons have been present in the Inner Sphere since 3005. The Clans didn't attack until 3050 (well, started slowly in 3049). And the Dragoons didn't have anything to do with the attack. In fact, only one of them went back to the Clans before the attack. The rest stayed and actually helped the Inner Sphere resist the attack.
