Would you be motivated if I offered a $50 DL gift card as a prize for first?
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Money is always a good way to jumpstart involvement :)
I like this, simple & straightforward, and having a list to pick names from (essentially) makes an easy inroad for newer people. I assume if someone does not respond to a challenge, the positions are swapped by default?
As an alternative to just randomly assigning positions from the beginning, could maybe do a night of 500 pt games to establish initial ordering.
Is there any reason it would be best to maintain the same points level instead of letting players agree per game? (Just thinking of tying in a build/grow avenue is all)
Eternal War sounds fine, but people seriously need to stop being scared of Maelstrom and random objectives.
I think that is a great idea, but Jim's right about needing to get more organized for that sort of thing to work best. Don't want to try something so grand it never gets off the ground (see 2014, 2013,..)
However, if you have ideas for developing that style of campaign, definitely bring them forth. Those are a lot of work, way too much for one person to do on their own, so should be a group effort to create.
I'd probably be interested... well, I'm interested, but time and all that. I'd try to commit to it, though.
This. Just coming back to 40k from fantasy and many years away I don't know if it is an accurate description of the local meta, but I know that in talking to a great many people I know and respect across the country that the maelstrom missions seem to be one of the best things in 7th, and a really great step in the right direction. Annecdotally it also seems confirmed in the countless bat-reps I have been watching, it seems to make for very fun games and i don't see anyone b*tching about it, to the contrary they seem to love it.
Well, I've been away from 40k for well over a decade, so I don't consider myself knowledgeable enough about the current state of the game to run such an endeavor, but I am more than happy to be part of a team and put alot of time into helping record-keep and oversee such an effort, and my job generally allows me alot of flexibility and ability to spend some extra time on things like this.
If we need to walk before we run with a bigger effort like that though, I certainly understand that, especially as I would hate to start something with alot of promise only for it to sputter and die.
Most campaigns sputter and die once one side starts to really pull ahead. Short campaigns are best in these ADHD times.
It's the spirit that's most needed. Especially since it would basically be building something from scratch. Let's see who else has some interest in something like this and we can put together a subforum to plan.
We really do. Campaign talk starts happening once or twice a year, but the last one to really go anywhere was right after 6th came out. But we can make it happen again!