In so much as, it feels like they don't give a crap about us? The article today on BOLS along with the comments, made me realize maybe I'm not the only one who feels this way. I'm interested to know if our community feels this way too.
Changing thier rumor policy, hiking prices, and only releasing one power codex at a time(Only two this past year). Personally, I much much more excited about warmachine lately with the journeyman league, pretty steady rumors and models. What do you guys think?
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I think you gripe too much.
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I think you yap yer mouth too much :P
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My beef with GW at the moment centers around a distinct lack of rumors or any other info regarding Necrons... They did some stuff with Grey Knights I don't love, but I think that all stems from IG and having to deal with them... it's really just a matter of time until all the books are re-done and it should hypothetically balance everything out. Except for tyranids.
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As far as company policies go, it's kinda whatever. I don't worry too much about rumor mongering either way; you can't plan around half-pieces of information. As long as the content is delivered at some point, it doesn't change anything I'm worried about. The only thing they do that really irritates me is including rules for a list option then not releasing the model. So if anything, points to them for having everything in the GK codex on tap.
Originally Posted by Rigphoria
I personally think that GW has become a house divided. The 40k side of the house is not what it use to be, codices are still out of balance with each other and there efforts to rectify a sense of balance is dreadfully slow. Mean while in the fantasy side of the house effort, slow as it may be, is being made to bring the armies all in line with each other. The 3 new 8th ed books are each showing much promise of a stable level playing field once they all are "8th ed". Having said this I will admit I have not touched 40k in a while, but just watching picks ups over at the Lair on Thursdays and briefing over each of the new books seems to help me cement my thoughts.
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I dunno if it's burn-out/boredom or just general frustration with GW. I will say Space Marine has re-kindled my interested in 40k, but I just don't want to play competatively. Too much work!
I try to enjoy GW games, but I just prefer other systems. That being said, Dreadfleet is right up my alley so that's got me excited. I don't really care for 40k or Fantasy, but I want to play Fantasy to give it a chance.
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