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The best ever 'just get off your butt and get in the game ' introduction to miniature wargaming ever.
youtu.be/dRRsEWDe8FE
Conventional view: AD&D is hard to understand because of organization and vague separation between mechanics and design notes
Me: I understand it just fine
This thread: why you smug little turd
Replying to @daydreamtiger1
He did the best he could and about as well as the average gamer.
No shade, it takes superior players and serious intellectual firepower to get the full value out of a game of AD&D. It's not for everyone.
Spoiler alert: he skipped key load bearing rules, couldn't escape his prejudices, and learned nothing from the experience.
Skill issue. This game is not too deadly.
Combat is deadly, but that's a different question.
Smart players find alternative solutions outside the combat system, or do everything possible to stack odds in their favor before the balloon goes up.
Mr. Wargaming retweeted
The Old Lords, with both Fantastic and Man to Man Combat? Men and Ogres? Heroes and Wizards?
Great video by @NotJonMollison, highlighting just how fast and easy big skirmishes can play when you break out Chainmail in the middle of a D&D session!
Sports bloviators on the major medias the day after being reminded that "on any given Saturday" is still a thing.
Bitches be salty 'cause they went 0 for 7 on their Top 10 picks.
Parity and unpredictability are the mark of a good league and all they can think to say is, "Welp, without four or five reliable juggernauts I guess every team just stinks."
They will not care about your beautiful bowl system.
Your universe has no meaning to them.
They will be greedy, they will burn the last bit of cultural and financial value from your century old traditions.
Oh, I get it. Bookmark this and check me in a year or two.
The 24-team playoff is one step to cutting 3-4 conferences out of the mix.
Eespie N's coverage is "nuanced", but if you read between the lines...
























