I found this helpful. Identifying what archetype (aggro midrange or control) your team and opponents team falls under helps informs the best course of action. The inquisition is of course control
Brosemus Rex, you've come out the gate with bangers. Love it. Very thoughtful. Some more ideas to bank off of what you have put out so far: - Why a game like kill team is great for disenfranchised gamers like mtg players and heuristics from that game that are analogous to KT -Overall useful gameplay heuristics in KT that could apply to players, maybe even depending on archetype they're playing. i.e. horde, elite, seek and destroy, security, etc. -Reasons why KT is a game worth playing, What about it makes it so worth investing into? people like us who already play know it's competitive, that the creators want that, but if it was all laid out, I'm sure it could attract people into it. The more that acknowledge skirmish games like this, the bigger the pool, the bigger the pool the bigger the challenge, the bigger the challenge the more fun! -There's probably more but I'm sure we can address it as you go. Great job as always bud.
Hey dude you’ve been making awesome videos, my fav has to be your vet guard video. It really opened my eyes to the demo vet, and he’s now one of my favorite models. Your videos are getting better and better, and the tips you give do help me in games. Cheers
Please make more visuals, staring at a power points slide full of text without a visual reference to what you're talking about makes my mind drift. Thanks for the video the information was helpful!
@@VentrueMinis Well mystery solved there. Shame I wasn't able to copy paste his instructions on time. I was gonna use those tips for my live game. I do recall that he said to focus on the weaknesses of enemy teams like going into melee into Tau/shooting teams to tie them up, use the guns and rifles of generics to counter Melee teams like Blooded and Daemons, and some other stuff I can't recall.
