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http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/03/26/mordheim-announced-games-workshop-game/#more-197625
Please, Please, don't be shit.
Please, Please, don't be shit.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/03/26/mordheim-announced-games-workshop-game/#more-197625
Please, Please, don't be shit.
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Actually, some of the adaptations were good : Blood Bowl, despite its bugs, and poor interface was still faithful to the TT, same with Space Hulk, which started as a big mess, but was made better (the main remaining issue is the poor AI). Warhammer Quest was very good, even though the rule obfuscation was a dumb move by the developers. It might be even possible that the ratio of good games to poor ones will turn out favorable.Mordheim is Necromunda: WFB Edition.
I hope multiplayer is as faithful as the latest Space Hulk.
... But it won't be. It'll be a... What did they call the latest abomination, a line strategy game?
Oh GW, I want to love you. But you're making it impossible.
Actually, some of the adaptations were good : Blood Bowl, despite its bugs, and poor interface was still faithful to the TT, same with Space Hulk, which started as a big mess, but was made better (the main remaining issue is the poor AI). Warhammer Quest was very good, even though the rule obfuscation was a dumb move by the developers. It might be even possible that the ratio of good games to poor ones will turn out favorable.
Mordheim is a pretty hardcore place, so if your character dies in battle, he's gone. How this works is in battle your character will become out of action and won't be able to fight, and after the battle you'll find out how bad the wound is. So he might not die, but he could end of with one arm chopped off. He can still fight, but he's not going to be able to dual-wielding, no more shields and so on. So injuries will have a big impact on the game. This is a hardcore city and a hardcore game.
IIRC its because of the warpstone thats all over the place, after you win a battle you roll how many pieces you get to collect and sell.... it's been years since my Warhammer Fantasy days. Why does anyone fight over Mordheim again? It seems like the last place you'd want to be outside of Slyvania.
... it's been years since my Warhammer Fantasy days. Why does anyone fight over Mordheim again? It seems like the last place you'd want to be outside of Slyvania.
Well, Warhammer Quest turned out to be unexpectedly nice. That alone fuels a small inkling of hope for me.
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I hope one day someone will make a Battlefleet Gothic game.