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Interesting that they didn't do any massive reveals, or some kind of shows as they normally do for the New Year. I wonder if that indicates that we will be waiting until at least February for anything else Heresy

They're really slow burning that. We're a year and a half at this point since Crusade came out, so I figure it can't be too long until we start hearing something with that kind of time since the last Black Book.

They're really slow burning that. We're a year and a half at this point since Crusade came out, so I figure it can't be too long until we start hearing something with that kind of time since the last Black Book.

Is LVO going to have a Warhammer preview event? I know Adepticon could be a likely candidate for a big reveal but that would definitely be pushing the release date later into the year.

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I am pretty confident that its a thing and its coming. But thats all I'll ever say on the topic.

Most definitely but I wouldn't hold my breath. At some point in the future it will happen, though. Edited by Gorgoff

 

I am pretty confident that its a thing and its coming. But thats all I'll ever say on the topic.

Most definitely but I wouldn't hold my breath. At some point in the future it will happen, though.

 

From what I know, sooner rather than later.

 

 

 

I am pretty confident that its a thing and its coming. But thats all I'll ever say on the topic.

Most definitely but I wouldn't hold my breath. At some point in the future it will happen, though.

From what I know, sooner rather than later.
I hope you are right.

And at the same time I fear change. With the dumpsterfire with where the last books I think it is possible for FW to really :cuss this up and hence ruin the game for me.

All fearing change will do when it is going to inevitably happen is blind you to the potential good because of human disposition to look for the bad and focus on  it when in a negative mindset.

 

If change happens, it happens and take it for what it is. Even current 30k, hell, before that when it was at its peak, wasn't perfect we just look back on pre-Inferno times (imho the point where the shift happened) with rose tinted glasses.

 

After all, I doubt we'll be going back to peak 30k with Sniper Vets being the core of pretty much every army alongside a Leviathan in a Dreadnought Drop Pod that he wasnt forced out of granting him 3ish extra shrouded AV12 hullpoints.

All fearing change will do when it is going to inevitably happen is blind you to the potential good because of human disposition to look for the bad and focus on it when in a negative mindset.

 

If change happens, it happens and take it for what it is. Even current 30k, hell, before that when it was at its peak, wasn't perfect we just look back on pre-Inferno times (imho the point where the shift happened) with rose tinted glasses.

 

After all, I doubt we'll be going back to peak 30k with Sniper Vets being the core of pretty much every army alongside a Leviathan in a Dreadnought Drop Pod that he wasnt forced out of granting him 3ish extra shrouded AV12 hullpoints.

For me it isn't about power creep, though. Instead it is about the core game mechanics. FW has shown in the last books that they don't know how the game actual works and that is a huge issue if you re-write the rules. It could mean that they dumb it down like 40k because they think it is too complicated which I would most definitely not like or they try to improve the rule crashing the whole thing like GW did in 6th edition. It was unplayable without the errata which they wrote hastily after release of the rules. That's the two biggest concerns I have. In addition to that there is always the possibility that they change special rules without having the impact in mind that could have. A good but more or less harmless example is the Heavy rule for vehicles. I am 100% sure that the rule mongers at FW think that a heavy vehicle ignores the ordinance penalties because in earlier editions it was the case. I assume that things like that could happen.

It is not a must though. Maybe the do right and improve the game. We will see.

I would think it's sooner than later. I think it's incorrect to think that things will continue as they were, for the simple fact that they have already stopped doing so. It has been a year and a half since the release of the last black book, with no future one in sight or announced, which is pretty unprecedented.

I would think it's sooner than later. I think it's incorrect to think that things will continue as they were, for the simple fact that they have already stopped doing so. It has been a year and a half since the release of the last black book, with no future one in sight or announced, which is pretty unprecedented.

We didn't have a global pendamic before either and that :cuss killed every schedule they had. In addition to that we had the incident where one ship blocked the passage between the oceans which threw off time tables all over the world.

Yeah, incorrectly labelled as 40k, Id rather not link to it but pasted from there:

 

I've heard the below from a trusted source about some changes in the core rule book

which has gone to print:

 

 

Latest round

Core rulebook has been done

 

All Legion rules are being redone, loyalists revised first, traitors coming

later

 

Night fighting will have a major effect like 3rd ed shortened ranges

 

Psychic phase removed and rolled into other phases

 

Multiple weapons profiles have been "fixed", low ap blast weapons no longer

king

 

Vehicle explosions more deadly

 

Sources confirm dreadnaughts as powerful monstrous creatures and

terminators to have 2 wounds

 

Vehicles described as being able to fire their weapons at separate targets,

but certain weapons may only target infantry

 

Charge from deep strike and outflank will be allowed under certain

conditions

That all sounds pretty positive, bar splitting up the Legion revisions by faction which kinda sucks, well that and night fighting but most folks just ignore that anyway.

You say that but wait until you have a regular Night Lords player hahaha

 

All fearing change will do when it is going to inevitably happen is blind you to the potential good because of human disposition to look for the bad and focus on it when in a negative mindset.

 

If change happens, it happens and take it for what it is. Even current 30k, hell, before that when it was at its peak, wasn't perfect we just look back on pre-Inferno times (imho the point where the shift happened) with rose tinted glasses.

 

After all, I doubt we'll be going back to peak 30k with Sniper Vets being the core of pretty much every army alongside a Leviathan in a Dreadnought Drop Pod that he wasnt forced out of granting him 3ish extra shrouded AV12 hullpoints.

For me it isn't about power creep, though. Instead it is about the core game mechanics. FW has shown in the last books that they don't know how the game actual works and that is a huge issue if you re-write the rules. It could mean that they dumb it down like 40k because they think it is too complicated which I would most definitely not like or they try to improve the rule crashing the whole thing like GW did in 6th edition. It was unplayable without the errata which they wrote hastily after release of the rules. That's the two biggest concerns I have. In addition to that there is always the possibility that they change special rules without having the impact in mind that could have. A good but more or less harmless example is the Heavy rule for vehicles. I am 100% sure that the rule mongers at FW think that a heavy vehicle ignores the ordinance penalties because in earlier editions it was the case. I assume that things like that could happen.

It is not a must though. Maybe the do right and improve the game. We will see.

 

See, I don't understand the fear behind a game system being Simplified (Dumbing down is rather patronizing, and doesn't really do much to sway people of a differing opinion to yours).

 

We can all agree that the game design hasn't been as...ironclad...as we'd like but part of it, to me, is because the game is too complex with too much minutiae or minute interactions that only ever really come up once in a blue moon and, honestly, can be airlocked without it negatively affecting the overall game. Heavy Vehicles being a great example. If it pretty much never comes into play or leads to some assumptions being made because of prior editions, imo, get rid of it.

 

Like, don't get me wrong, I enjoy my complex games - I have over 3k Hours put into Path of Exile but at the same time, I don't always want to play Path of Exile-levels of complexity games. Sometimes I want Diablo 3.

 

And in a game system like 30k where there are 18 legions + ~5 non-marine factions with easily over 100 datasheets theres already enough there that trimming the fat to streamline the end user experience is a worthwhile endeavor.

 

Will they get it right? Depends on what your expectations are, honestly. Set the bar too high and it can only ever fail. Set it low enough and you might have an easier time finding the good in it.

 

Just as long as its not so low that actual garbage passes.

Well rumours said March-ish for the delayed release and it seems they are currently a month of so behind intended releases roughly, so we might expect sneak peeks around the end of the month? Roughly? 

There will be a big preview at the end of the month for LVO, so I wouldn't be surprised to see something there if that is its intended slot. I'm personally expecting a middle of the year release slot though which means we wouldn't see previews until around c. March (e.g. Adepticon)

What ever happened to those rumors from ages ago that the Khan was going to get two models, mounted/dismounted? I guess we're not seeing a mounted Khan, shame.

 

I suspect Apologist is right, specifically the Legion specific Praetors and Dreads were initially all passion projects by the sculptors or unused concepts they kinda liked. It stands to reason they may well have a bit of a backlog of those for a rainy day as apparently the turnaround on getting a resin master to production is relatively quick/cheap to help fill gaps in releases.

 

I'd hardly call the Night Lord praetors PASSION projects...

 

 

That all sounds pretty positive, bar splitting up the Legion revisions by faction which kinda sucks, well that and night fighting but most folks just ignore that anyway.

You say that but wait until you have a regular Night Lords player hahaha

 

It's a 50/50 toss up between them going "Hey, so i'm gonna roll for Night Fighting... anyway, i'm gonna roll for Night Fighting... now for Night Fi-", or it's two turns in "FUG, I forgot about Night Fighting!"*


*it's me, i'm the resident NL player who does this



 

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