So I got the core rules......
Haven't actually got to reading the rules but the background so far is interesting and relatively detailed while being concise. Been struggling with what faction to collect. In the end I went with the Nomads. These are the ones my gut first told me to go for, and, as it happens, my local hobby store had some in stock so I picked up a Wildcat and a Spektr.I've just undercoated them and have no idea where to start. I'll make sure I Wang up some pics of my progress.
Until next time.
Infinity, from the beginning.
Friday, 18 January 2013
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Starting Out with Infinty, the Game.
Hi, my names Pete and this is my first in a series of posts about starting out with Infinity the Game.
I've been interested/been involved in wargaming, painting and modelling from a young age. This was exclusively within the games systems of Games Workshop including; Warhammer 40k/Fantasy, Epic, Warmaster, Necromunda, Gorkamorka, Battlefleet Gothic and Blood Bowl.
However......
I have found, in my opinion, as I've matured the Games Workshop titles and range have not. This isn't a fault of theirs as they're obviously still trying to appeal to the age group that I was when I first started. Its just a shame they couldn't do something to try and maintain their fan base of older gamers.
For me, even though I don't collect them, the Dark Angels latest releases were the final nail in the coffin. They knocked me sick. It just seemed like lazy and unimaginative design work. Don't get me wrong I couldn't do what GW's designers do, but its just not to my taste.
Infinity on the other hand.........
Beautiful miniatures, lots of game specific scenery, nice background from what I've seen on the internet, and more dynamic gameplay. That's all I know at the moment. I'll be picking up the core rules later this week so I'll do an "unboxing" post when I do.
Thanks for reading and any feedback is appreciated.
I've been interested/been involved in wargaming, painting and modelling from a young age. This was exclusively within the games systems of Games Workshop including; Warhammer 40k/Fantasy, Epic, Warmaster, Necromunda, Gorkamorka, Battlefleet Gothic and Blood Bowl.
However......
I have found, in my opinion, as I've matured the Games Workshop titles and range have not. This isn't a fault of theirs as they're obviously still trying to appeal to the age group that I was when I first started. Its just a shame they couldn't do something to try and maintain their fan base of older gamers.
For me, even though I don't collect them, the Dark Angels latest releases were the final nail in the coffin. They knocked me sick. It just seemed like lazy and unimaginative design work. Don't get me wrong I couldn't do what GW's designers do, but its just not to my taste.
Infinity on the other hand.........
Beautiful miniatures, lots of game specific scenery, nice background from what I've seen on the internet, and more dynamic gameplay. That's all I know at the moment. I'll be picking up the core rules later this week so I'll do an "unboxing" post when I do.
Thanks for reading and any feedback is appreciated.
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