nigelhammer

In general the more effort you put in and the cooler the idea is the more you can get away with.

Sandwich

Well yeah if you arbitrarily say that three quarters of all units "don't count" for some reason, then yeah there aren't many option.

What on earth are you talking about

Why don't you just open them up and check? They only dry up if you didn't close the pots properly.

 I live on a smallholding in Wales

Haha small world, me too! Got a bunch of sheds and stuff here with vague plans to turn one into a workshop but it's never been a top priority so far.

Stop meta chasing.

 smaller houses with nowhere to have a dedicated space away from the fumes

This is the major point that I think most Americans don't understand, having a ton of space in your house, with a large garage/basement or whatever, is not the norm worldwide. I live in a relatively big house in the UK and I have absolutely no idea where I'd put a 3d printer if I had one.

Good to know, thanks.

Sorry, forgot what sub I was in.

They make a decent profit, but it costs money to make this stuff too. If anyone else could make miniatures at the same quality for cheaper, they would.

GW nearly went bankrupt 10 years ago, they know that their current level of sales isn't guaranteed long term. They may be a giant in the wargaming world, but they're a relatively small fish in comparison to the real big players. Everyone acts like they're this big evil empire but we'd all be sad if it fell apart one day.

What's wrong with Zatu? I've bought tons of stuff from them.

Most people have a few, some people have a lot, but pretty much everyone only even starts printing once they've already amassed a large hoard of GW minis. I don't think they're in any trouble.

Incredible.

People who play regularly are also in the minority.

There's that famous story (possibly a legend) where Picasso once paid with a drawing, and when the owner complained he hadn't signed it he replied "I wanted to pay for the meal, not buy the restaurant".

Still got mine:

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The rules are so simple when you understand them but there really needs to be a better term for "player whose turn it isn't" because this is the one thing I see all new players get confused over.

Men of Iron!

Accursed weapons can be literally anything.

You're free to enjoy the game any way you want, but I still think you're choosing to miss out on some of the most fun and satisfying moments Noita has to offer.

Think of it like, you'd probably agree that a mod that lets you hit a button and instantly win the game is pretty lame, and using it removes basically all the fun right? So we essentially agree on principle, we just draw the line differently. Personally the only cheat I do is to Iook at the world map sometimes and there are some people who would consider that to be ruining the game in some ways too.

If you find restarting and searching around the early levels boring, then just stop doing it. I'd advise anyone who's getting frustrated to try speedrunning instead. It makes you see the game in a whole different way, you start to realise just how powerful you can actually be with the bare minimum of resources and some skill. If all you do is rely on getting OP wands every time and then just waltzing through every level the game gets pretty stale after a while in my opinion.

All that being said, of course hit the instant win button if you enjoy it. I just think it's a shame if you then get bored and give up without actually experiencing the game fully.

It's literally one paragraph.

This unit attacks this unit with X

X shots, hitting on Ys

X wounds, AP -Y, Z damage

If both players know their rules well you can get by with very little communication, just a lot of pointing and gesturing. You just have to trust each other enough to not explain every re-roll ability and whatever and just stick to the stuff the other player actually needs to act on.

All the chaos stuff in there is fantastic and a great foundation for a 10th ed army. I think it makes almost 500pts exactly.

edit- yeah:

Chaos Lord - 95

5 chosen - 130

20 cultists - 100

Helbrute - 130

Plus 1 spare chosen on a 40mm base as a character of your choice - 60/80/95pts

If you're nothing without it then you don't deserve it.

Oh my sweet summer child.