This is with the MAS/Brandua buildings. In my case I had the Guard Tower, the Extended L each with a fusilier, and then a few of the Brandua...
I'd really like to see the LTs do a bit more than act as a liability. The LT order is interesting, but I seldom see anybody use it, since losing...
Ah, okay, I see your point, I didn't realize before how useful it could be to walk past the Kamau or any repeaters I might have. You're correct,...
I don't think that's a very efficient approach either. I doubt it's going to be something I'm going to need to worry about turn one, since you're...
No, challenges are fine, unsolvable problems are not. It's definitely a challenge, I'm wondering if it's unsolvable. Seems like there are a few...
True, though to be honest, I've found that most people don't use ladders, so I've gotten lazier about putting them out, and none of my buildings...
Just wondering what the goto strategies are for dealing with models prone in buildings. In this case I was running a double TAG list in PanO, and...
I find it deeply disturbing that Corvus Belli believes than can somehow impact my casual games. I know they said that it wouldn't happen this...
I agree with Kinnamen, seems lazy and silly, considering the Japanese sleeve comes back in flashbacks. It's been a while since I read the books,...
I've seen the whole series now on Netflixes. Overall I give it a b+. I think anybody who enjoys Infinity/Sci-Fi in a gritty universe will enjoy...
Exactly! This is what I tell ALL my opponents. There's no way I could possibly chose another to replace him. No, no I just didn't want all...
Range bands. T2 Boarding shotgun is effectively a +9 swing at 0-8" over the HMG. Why not take something that works with the range bands of the...
Interesting, I personally wouldn't want to run an AP HMG in those fireteams. The T2 rifle is a very different story, since it matches more...
Trade-offs, everything is trade-offs. They might be a might expensive, but you're getting a pretty good deal. First, as @fari points out, there...
