We really do, there is very little well-produced AoS content outside of painting content. If I see another power point with mono tone voice I'm going to cry.
You know what made Skaven fun back in the days of Fantasy?? Swarming the enemy with a few 40 block skaven slaves, crazy war machines back-firing and killing itself or running over your clan rats - all looks lost - but sometimes something crazy would happen and you win the game. It was really fun!
Skaven are fun to play, whether you win or lose. They're awful people, so you don't find if they bite it. But they're also underdogs (underrats?), so it feels great when they pull out an unlikely victory.
Oh my goodness, this is wonderful. I've been reading and trying to understand how to play APS for weeks now and it all finally makes sense. You do a wonderful job at simplifying everything and showing it all in action. Bravo and thank you.
Always a pleasure to see Stephen "Box Cars" on the channel. These new rules are looking very crisp and if you guys run a Cities of Sigmar Spearhead, I might just take the AoS plunge.
With all the crazy crap in the world today. I’m so happy AOS exists. As someone that has worked and seen the worse in the world… this is something that helps me to drift off into a great game and forget the hate of the world!
It would be great if you guys would keep to make AoS content regularly like you do with 40k. it's very nice to see fantasy armies clash every now and then.
Great video, would love to see more AoS content down the road! What I also really like about AoS 4th edition is that you can play with the starter rules that don't include things like magic, prayers, commands, etc. Really makes the core game easy to understand for new players!
JT pretending to not knowing how to play and coming up with questions seems odd, but this is best guide i saw for AoS, and first that let me - seasoned 6th and 7th edition WFB player - get the rules and attempt to play with my round based models this time. Good job!
Mubin, I've taught a fair number of people how to play 40k. I aspire to be as good at being the new player's opponent as you are. Not to imply that anyone else here doesn't know how to play- this is a great video for teaching.
This is an absolutely breathtaking battle report. It's been a long time since I've seen anything this good. The game explained perfectly. It made me want more. AoS 4.0? I'm in!
Great video as always. Love the production. Small mistake at 34:15 I believe. Since the mount has the companion keyword it should not be affected by finest hour.
After watching this play by play, I can’t wait for the pre-order to come in… the game play looks so much easier and fun. Yes-Yes… I will be playing the game a lot.
I gotta I'm surprised that the wound roll isn't against the enemy's toughness, it feels like another hit roll. I've never played AoS and still new to 40k so maybe I'm missing some nuance? Still looks like a lot of fun! The armies look super dope! 🤓
This was a full Age of Sigmar game. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-STf3oKB3C6E.html And, hopefully we can build and paint full armies for future battles.
Interesting Charge roll and charge whatever you want that you can reach Then no fight first phase with charging Immediately goes into alternating fighrs
I might be a bit confused, but at the end of round 2, how is stormcast holding their home objective and the one on the right side of the battlefield? No units are within 3" of the objective?
so a thing in age of sigmar is that objectives are sticky, so you just need to capture them, say you move a unit of clan rats onto it, then move it off, the objective is still yours until the enemy captures it, hope this helped
So the charge in rule.. I am new to both 40k and AOS.. When the player who charges in attacks.. why did they only get to go first with one of the units? Isnt it all the units that charged in go first? I understand it in a continuation of a previous combat faze, but I am confused about the benefit of charging in if you go second?
Thanks for making this video. Makes me feel much better about not pre-ordering the box. That's not to be snarky, the rules just don't sound like something I'd enjoy at all.
