Talk Fantasy Football

There are only a certain number of times you can announce you are rage quitting before people stop caring Regash.

It's once, if you were wondering.

Regash wrote:I played WHFB. Rules changed. I didn't like it. I don't play WHFB anymore.
I played 40K. Rules changed. I didn't like it. I don't play 40K anymore.

I'm spotting a trend....

An there goes my star. So close to fixing clawpomb.

Regash wrote:

rolo wrote:One constant for every gamer in every game ever is that we always complain hard about every change in the game. Even minor stuff. Then we actually start playing it, stuff works, and we forget about all the outrage as the changes become the new normal.

I played WHFB. Rules changed. I didn't like it. I don't play WHFB anymore.
I played 40K. Rules changed. I didn't like it. I don't play 40K anymore.

If BB goes the same route, so be it.
Luckily, we have a lot of alternatives today, fantasy or scifi tabletops as well as board games.

Can you accept the possibility that the rules may change but you still like it? Or like it more?

Milo wrote:Can you accept the possibility that the rules may change but you still like it? Or like it more?

That is why I said that I'll wait and see for the rulebook in my hands.
But, like I also said earlier, the f*ck-up with printing has pissed me off already.
I pay good, hard-earned money for a game, what's wrong with expecting a good and hard-worked on product in return?

Questions for your therapist to answer I think.

I couldn't care less about your opinion.

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Aww, do you actually think I care about yours ?
Try shutting up. No one gives a damn about what you think the world owes you or why you are upset today.

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Well, at least if we do garner any new players they will have a welcoming, well moderated place to come and discuss things..

It's least we can offer them.

Regash wrote:

Milo wrote:Can you accept the possibility that the rules may change but you still like it? Or like it more?

That is why I said that I'll wait and see for the rulebook in my hands.
But, like I also said earlier, the f*ck-up with printing has pissed me off already.
I pay good, hard-earned money for a game, what's wrong with expecting a good and hard-worked on product in return?

Oh, no, I happen to agree with you there. It's a screwup that is unfortunately going to leave a bad taste in people's mouths and contribute to some negative reviews (especially since we've got several days since we had rules leaks before the errata are seen.) I played 40k and was always frustrated by GW's inability to release a codex (at least during the times I played) that didn't have at least a few errata. (I later switched to digital versions, which at least are updated regularly to fix these issues.)

But to mitigate that, consider:

1) This is the first release from a new department and development team. As much as we'd like it not to happen, it's not surprising to find a few early cockups.
2) They've recognized the problem, are providing a fix, and have recruited a proof-reading team to clean up future mistakes.

The CRP had hundreds of eyes looking at it and yet the Rat Ogre had the wrong price in the version that was first released. Gremlins are often a tough thing to kill.

If the word I used was perceived as offensive, I apologize.
It wasn't my intention to insult.
I call myself that sometimes, so I never thought someone else would think it a bad word.

Anyway, won't happen again.

GalakStarscraper wrote:Gremlins are often a tough thing to kill.

Especially without a killstack.

I do understand that mistakes happen. Heck, the gaming company I worked for actually copied the cover from another book and forgot to change the text afterwards!
But each and every book printed will be printed once before the actual production run.
A wrong price for a player? Typos? That is minor stuff, I can live with that.
But actually printing the wrong set of rules and nobody notices?
I don't know...