These are still some of the only official forums worth reading.
[OOC I'll make this pretty laterPrettified!] Betty conducts analysis of the old shuttle following them and wakes Tony up. @Tony: Contact!...
Saturation Zones are incoherent though. They're basically not like other MODs (in that they don't MOD the trooper/weapon, they mod the attack)....
Troopers in a Foxhole can't perform movement. doesn't allow its user to perform any type of movement (troopers cannot declare Cautious Movement,...
Yes but Bakunin is decadent by Nomad standards.
Yeah phrases you don't want to hear "The shuttle suffered unexpected issues during atmospheric entry."
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Infinity's rules aren't (akways) closely written. There are numerous cases where they're played a certain way that isn't necessarily supported by...
We're clearly talking different movie genres. :/
You're not going to have fun playing Infinity with that attitude.
Spector, HMG Hellcat double team disagrees.
I thought about this in my first post. I don't think that's true: if you're buying the Corregidor and Tunguska starters you already get a Hellcat...
Or run the individuals on their own day night cycle. The joys of geists and AR. :)
That seems remarkably off topic... Oh wait... :)
If you're going Uberfalls I'd recommend Morlocks over Jags: Morlock + Uberfalls let's you manage your extremely Impetuous better.
StarCo is a decent gateway out of Haqq. Alternatively, REMs and hackers sound like a good start though. They're something that Nomads do...
Op IS, B:IS. actually that's not all that helpful. Which aspect of Nomads interests you the most?
Sure: but when you're 'on call' you do training, kit inspections, lectures etc. So you still have a 'day job'. You can use the same facilities to...
I find that it really needs to do 3 things to be worthwhile for Nomads. So I ran a Lizard + Overclock list tonight with 4 Hackers + Piwell and...
I find I use it less useful for Nomads than my friends who play PanO. The exception being Satlock or Overclock focussed lists.
