The top 5 techniques competitive players use to WIN more often - Warhammer 40k Tactics 

honestly? trying to resist throwing all of my Blood Angels in on turn 2 before Assault Doctrine lands. ...I have yet to truly succeed. :P

Playing Deathguard into anything..

Proper deployment, trading properly, picking the right army at the right time. Those are issues I have…

Being unable to buy FW models made obligatory by GW for my army to function. That and not having really powerful rules for my units. Stat check armies don't work, when it is easy to pass the check & the game requires to use cheap fast msu , which doesn't exist in the codex.

We should do a separate one about non game things to do!

I can’t agree more with how important it is to remember to SIT during your opponents turn 😅

With so many people losing the sense of smell post covid , it doesn't seem like a valud tactic for 10th ed.

@@piotrjeske4599 If they are one of those they are probably not long for this world. Nurgle just can't stop winning it seems.

You'll get there! What chapter are you thinking?

@@TabletopTitans White scars! I like how flashy they are with the white and red. I do have one model painted and figured out how to paint white, haha. Love the content!

also started with Raven Guard as my first choice for Marine flavour :) took me some time to realise their best stratagems are about advance and charge as well as fallback and charge. Then started to build my list around it and it makes a HUGE difference! Good luck to you on your ways to mastering the crafts of the sneaky bois! :D

Glad to hear this is useful! It takes a lot of practice against different armies too to get the hang of it, but then you can start generalizing more

If you're playing Primaris RG that is going to be a big chunk of your problem. Short of Eliminators, there are not many Primaris minis that jive well with RG strategy. You are going to want a good mix of cheaper older minis (scouts, old marine tactical squads, ect) winning the game for you while you have Centurions putting in work in your enemy backlines, sprinkle on a smash captain for your Centurions(Shrike _can_ do this, but it's better to just have a extra smash captain for this suicidal backline ambush) and you are going to be a menace. Short of playing like WhiteScars with vehicles, you are simply going to _require_ scouts (Eliminators are too expensive for this). Think of them as mere seeds of cheap grass you can plant on objectives, not very tacticool, but lets your tacticool guys do stuff. But if you are adamantly sticking Primaris, damn the consequences, you're going to want to be a second founding chapter because focused on ambushing melee Bladeguards+ Gene wrought Might + What Have you. But at the end of the day... you are playing XIXth, we have as much plot armor as the Lamenters, so losing battles is fluffy and lore accurate.

@@attemptedunkindness3632 hahahaha very true

Cheat sheets are also good! Even for basic things such as remembering to check buff ranges before you move etc

@@TabletopTitans Yea maybe making a list for my CSM army buffs would be good. Currently using a black legion build though will probably turn it into a creations of bile

Well it's not a terrible rule of thumb. You'll fail your charges a max of 16.6% of the time, and your opponent probably won't even bother charging unless he has nothing to lose or can't do math. Of course, this assumes that you account for any commands, strategens, auras, etc.

Pro tip there

So you're saying, play Eldar or sisters?

Sister! The Emprah has blessed us with a miracle!