Re: Battlefleet Gothic Report

You have obviously never built a huge army optimized to fight a certain
way, then
organize a campaign, only to have all of it be a waste of a lot of time
and a lot of
money because GW releases "New and Improved" rules that make your army
un-workable,
split you campaign group into 3 factions: those who quit, those who
re-fuse to play
the old edition, or those who re-fuse to play the new edition.	They day
GW goes
bankrupt can not come too soon.

IAS

"Mark A. Siefert" wrote:

> ScottSaylo@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > I don't know about GW! If you hate the way their futuristic game
miniatures
> > look, think they are unabashed price-gougers and have immensely
over-inflated
> > opinions of the value of their game systems, and an overly
belligerent
> > attitude toward the products of other companies and the rights of
other
> > companies to presume to produce game products at all. It's just hard
to work
> > up any enthusiasm for them in the first place. I've met some nice
people who
> > play their games, but I only watch politely and then go find a game
more to my
> > tastes.
>
>	  Personally, I have never had that many problems with GW
customer
> service-wise.  When I my belligerent mother throw out my Epic rule
books
> during my parent's recent divorce, they sent me a new set.  I've only
> just started playing WH40K myself (I admit that the 3rd Edition is a
> MAJOR improvment over the 2nd), and when there was a pack of space
> marine backpacks missing from my boxed set they were on only too happy
> to send me a new sprue.
>
>	  I know... I know... the price.  That is something I don't
really have
> to worry about.  I purchase all my Epic an 40K supplies from a store
> that gives a 30% discount on all GW merchdise.  A $20 dollar Vyper
> Jetbike only costs me $14.  Lead minis are only 4 bucks a blister.
>
>	  I'm looking forward for BG for one primary reason:  THE SHIPS!
 I,
> being both financially desperate and a fool, sold my old Space Fleet
> figs. (Though I'm going to see if I can buy them back.)  Say what you
> want about GWs practices, I still love their "gothic" ships and look
> forward to buying them.
> --
> Later,
> Mark A. Siefert
>
>	  "[When people] say 'let's do something about it,'
> they mean 'lets get hold of the political machinery so that
> we can do something to somebody else.' And that somebody is
> invariably you."
>					  --Frank Chodorov
>
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