>The combined forces of the Aeldari take to the battlefield as a Reborn Warhost. These warriors have heard Yvraine’s words or the call of Ynnead, and fight on, free from the terror of soul death. This collection of the Aeldari’s most skilled is more than equal to the immense burden that destiny has placed upon them.
>This bundle allows you to build and field the Reborn Warhost, a detachment from The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan that combines some of the deadliest Aeldari miniatures from the Eldar, Dark Eldar and Harlequins ranges into one combined army.
>Obvious attempt to sell models by just saying; >"Fuck it just throw it all in a blender" Worked for imperials with their KnightMarine armies so why not.
Aaron Jenkins
It doesn't even seem to save money. Which is the worst part.
Parker Hill
These never do. It's only the stuff that comes together in a box that does like battleforces and boxed games.
Forgeworld sells some good bundle deals though, oddly enough. They had one that essentially gave you a free titan.
Daniel Hernandez
the bundles arent money savers. youre thinking of the start collecting and 2 player boxes
Caleb Reyes
If they aren't money savers then why would you ever buy one?
Tyler Williams
AGE OF GIRLYMAN
Ryan Ortiz
You shouldn't. You should be buying the specific stuff you want individually, and ideally via your FLGS. They do occasionally make army boxes that are a discount, but they tend to sell out pretty quickly.
Robert Collins
Because you're retarded and/or clueless, which GW is counting on.
Parker Watson
Didn't you have to spend like £8000...
Matthew Collins
Well, if you buy stuff from GW, that's a safe bet.
Brayden Phillips
Welcome to EoT and AoS of 40k Please enjoy your stay.
Mason Foster
>tfw GW once again misses the point and makes it cartoony instead of a blend of grim-dark realism with over-the-top 80's sci-fi tropes and dark humor God fucking damnit
Xavier Watson
No-one used allies as part of their armies because you still had to take the 1HQ/1Troop tax. Formations allowed you to include other arimes units while somewhat being effective. Though most of the time you still had to take a tax unit with each formation. The new detachments allow you to take units you want without tax, are fluffy and include some nice rules too.
Colton Harris
Do you really think GW is stupid enough to destroy a 30 years old setting to create a brand new and weird universe instead of updating the game in a proper way?
Ian Anderson
It's hard to believe that there are people who buy this shit.
Brandon Morales
They've been heading in this direction for the better part of a decade, user.
Jack Barnes
IMA assume people bought this for the 50 limited signed Art cards and not for the models.
Nathan Williams
at this point dissolving GW and selling the setting to the video game company that made DoW would probably be better for the setting than the current trajectory
Luis Howard
Yes.
Ian Diaz
>Do you really think GW is stupid enough to destroy another 30 years old setting to create a brand new and weird universe instead of updating the game in a proper way?
Benjamin Wilson
Not gonna say it was cheap, but it did come out to a completely free warhound.
Robert Ward
Aaaand his Guillimarines
Jack Diaz
No user, they won't make two new universes, they'll just fold 40k into Age of Sigmar
Joshua Cox
>Forgeworld sells some good bundle deals though, oddly enough. They had one that essentially gave you a free titan. wtf, those are the old metal harlequins.
Jonathan Watson
and the jetbike bundle has the old as fuck eldar jetbikes in the main picture.
Logan Long
Yes.
Xavier Scott
Well I guess it's no matter how Gathering Storm ends, with all those gods and primarchs, our old 40k doomed anyway.
Xavier Howard
At this point I'm pretty much convinced that GW wants to emulate what Privateer Press has with Warmachine and Hordes. They're going to make AoS and nü40k completely compatible game systems that function more like a single ruleset with an informal high-tech/low-tech faction divide.
Nolan Howard
>Reborn Warhost, a detachment from The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan that combines some of the deadliest Aeldari miniatures from the Eldar, Dark Eldar and Harlequins ranges into one combined army. >deadliest Aeldari miniatures >not a single Wraithknight
Lincoln Ortiz
>old metal harlequins
not quite, but they are the old finecast harlequins
Wyatt Rivera
>>tfw GW once again misses the point They didn't missing
Jackson Cruz
>Guillimarines Draigodins
Nolan Price
>then why would you ever buy one? Because you must support your hobby
Lincoln Gray
This, brothers; this. This is what a cuck sounds like.
Nolan Reyes
>Because you must support your hobby You do that by buying from the store you play at.
Kayden Ortiz
shit.
I really hadn't considered this and it makes just enough sense to worry me.
Aiden Lewis
Can I have a quick rundown on why there are so many wharhammer generals ?
Isaac Rivera
Do you have any idea how bady nuRelic is fucking up Dawn of War 3?
Chase Brooks
Why must things go to shit? Like, every fucking time, it starts good, but then jumps the shark and shits the bed. Why can't good things stay good?
Zachary Johnson
GW are only interested in new customers, their target demographic is new players for their first 18 months of playing. GW view old long-time players who've been playing for many years as a toxic part of the fanbase that does nothing but complain.
Remember how GW treated old WFB players? How they up-front admitted that the goofy "twirl your moustache for in-game bonuses! XDDDD" rules were written to shame WFB players into not playing it any more and picking up AoS instead?
GW would absolutely take a giant dump all over 40k because they don't care about the long term fanbase. They care about the next batch of 18 monthers, and that's it. For them it's win-win: they get a product line where they actually hold copyright to all the names, and also all the angry grognards will fade away.
Cameron Morgan
Entropy, m'boy.
Brandon Campbell
Entropy is slow, tho....this is accelerated entropy, entropy driven by deliberate thought and action. Like, DoW 1 was a huge hit and almost universally praised. So, what do they do? They fucking CHANGE IT! I mean, I just don't understand the mindset: product A worked great, let's make totally unrelated product B! wtf?!?
Joseph Taylor
They make very good Christmas presents. They're about the right price point for new players birthday gifts or main presents for family members who you know play but no idea what they place outside of "the blue armoured guys.. oh yea those ones"
Nathaniel Bell
These guys know what's what, at least so far as geedubs shenanigans go. They only want normie monies from soccer moms and grandmas and juniors spending their allowance. They want to dig out of the doldrums of neckbeardliness and enter the shining light of mainstream corporate bliss.
Juan Sullivan
just because i was out the loop for a while. How did GW treat WFB?
Robert Ramirez
What's WFB????
Anthony Jones
They killed it.
Sebastian Butler
Squatted the entire setting to make room for Age of Sigmar.
Owen Rodriguez
Someone post the kits they're going to sell at Wal-Mart
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Josiah Nguyen
So it's completely not supported at all? Like no replenishment of stock?
Anthony Ward
You can also simply go to Wal-Mart's website and buy regular kits.
Tau are on reduced price right now.
Cooper Brooks
So, under these death metal elf rules, can you put those Avengers in the Raider?
Jaxson Barnes
They had an apocalypse story event for 1-2 years. The world ended and a space dragon met up with Sigmar who then created magical realms where there is eternal war between the factions. It was the only way to stop Chaos from winning completely.
In real terms? Completely shit canned, dropped all support.
Jayden Robinson
Pretty much. Stuff that got rolled into AoS is still around but everything else is gone entirely.
Like the entirety of Bretonnia and the Tomb Kings for example.
Alexander Stewart
THE END TIMES ARE UPON US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 40K IS DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Long live the shiny new pleb-friendly game of power action super robots.
Nicholas Long
Thats dreadful. I'm sad for my little Bretonnia army. Is 40k going to be kill?
Juan Thomas
>Is 40k going to be kill? Not in the same way, no.
Henry Carter
Murdered it instead of reforming the rules.
Jacob Russell
That's insulting towards Gunpla.
Thomas Ross
They killed off the setting, and did so with a set of 'End Times' rules that included ridiculous shit like this:
>You can re-roll any failed hit rolls when attacking with the Runefang so long as you have a bigger and more impressive moustache than your opponent.
They are quite open that these stupid rules are intended to make the game embarrassing, to drive players towards the new model range.
No game devs with any integrity would make rules like this. This is pure sales department bullshit, and it's why the games are going bad.
Michael Powell
>GW view old long-time players who've been playing for many years as a toxic part of the fanbase that does nothing but complain.
Are they wrong?
Brody Cooper
Yes, because kids seeing the old-timers playing in the store is what gets them hooked. Without an established gaming community to embrace new players, new players can't do shit. Geedubs is dead and they don't even know it...
Juan Sullivan
>even in the post trying to claim he's not a toxic whining faggot who does nothing but complain. he manages to be a toxic whining faggot who does nothing but complain
Yeah, you're so right.
Austin Rodriguez
Woa woa woa there buddy! Your comprehension is waay off: why you strawman me, faget? Why you say what ain't true? I stated, in direct response to your query, that geedubs IS in fact wrong. THEN I said why. And my why had nothing to do with claiming i wasn't a toxic faggot. Try to reed harder, kid.
Caleb Reed
>if you don't agree with GW at 100% you are toxic! GW logic Also, to sell products well, without established community, they need popular franchise and good marketing (to force customers to buy not only minis, but all this Citadel crap called "hobby tools")..
Gabriel Fisher
>This is what a cuck sounds like. Tha'ts how GW sees you, but you are a good boy who doesn't want to find his favorite army in "Last Chance to buy" section, aren't you?
Carson Jones
>I'm totally not toxic and if you call me toxic just because I'm toxic you're just a GW shill!
You trying to say Veeky Forums isn't a toxic cesspool, faggot?
Ian Perez
>>I'm totally not toxic and if you call me toxic just because I'm toxic you're just a GW shill! >toxic >toxic >toxic >toxic cesspool,
Noah Lee
I warmheartedly disagree. Most veterans are bloated socially awkward neckbeards with no real knowledge on how to act outside their basement. Oh, and more than often, they do smell.... like bad!
If your telling me THIS is what gets kids hooked now days, I say "kidults" is probably a majority of the fanbase, and if your one of those "normies" you can laugh yourself lucky because we are few apart.
Tyler Smith
>Most veterans are bloated socially awkward neckbeards with no real knowledge on how to act outside their basement. Oh, and more than often, they do smell.... like bad! >source: my ass
William Jenkins
>implying 40k can compete with Star Wars for "kids" audience
Aaron Lewis
you got a link or something i cant find it on walmart.
Aiden Wilson
Read the conversation dipshit, I'm just using the terminology they brought up.
Jonathan Wilson
Yeah nad you using it unironically. Meanwhile if Veeky Forums such toxic place why are you here?
>Geedubs is dead and they don't even know it... How many years have we been saying this, and yet they just recovered from a multi-year slump? Stop with that shit line, seriously.
Cooper Gonzalez
>and yet they just recovered from a multi-year slump? Well nope, they recovered from previous year downfall.
Lincoln Bell
I can see why they'd do it.
Theoretically it expands the playerbase of both games and reduces the the in house complexity of designing and balancing heh heh for two separate systems. Then you have armies like Chaos and Orks that you could market models that would fit in either setting.
I really can't say if it's a good idea, but from a business standpoint it's pretty sound.
Asher Reyes
>Stop with that shit line, seriously. How about no?
Brayden Green
legit af
Jordan Hill
I don't support an ass company by throwing all my monies at it, kid. And I don't defend the company that's raping my ass: that's what cucks do. Ooh, moving goalposts now, eh? Hahahahaa, loser. Your post fills my head with fuck. Go to bed, you're over-tired and not making any damned sense. Come back fresh tomorrow. >toxic toxic toxic A-are you having a stroke, user?
Juan Martinez
What is creativity? You know you can totally just make up your own cosmic horror fluff. Check out ExProfundis. The WH universe in general is literally large enough for anything to be possible. If youre looking for ultra grim and ultra dark, make up a forgotten forgeworld teetering on the edge of existence in a warp scar. Or a really fucked up rampant mutation gnawing through a royal court of oligarchs turning them all into psychers leading to a complete upending of the entire planet
Nathan Williams
Literally anything is possible. Those are probably bad ideas but still. The universe is as big as you will it to be
Austin Gonzalez
>You know you can totally just make up your own cosmic horror fluff. And he is also can just make his own setting
Chase Morales
The change they proposed originally was orgasmic. Take one of the best strategy games around and adapt it to use the best strategy games' engine? If they kept large unit sizes and base building, it would have been great. It at least has some fun in it though.
Wyatt Allen
>2017 >people are still butthurt over the obvious joke rules
A U T I S M U T I S M
Liam Martin
>The WH universe in general is literally large enough for anything to be possible. Yeah current WH universe. Not to mention that the same was proposed to WHFB player, but what's the point if the rest of setting now feels so sterile.
Austin Fisher
It can't, they are still reeling from the X-wing debacle.
The barrier of entry is too low for GW to earn a profit now and the casual miniature games market has been flooded (god knows they can't build for competitive formats).
Eli Green
>y-y-you should enjoy how we mocking you into a shit
Henry Walker
Eh, they have tried to spice it up a few times in the past with exclusive rules and even now signed art prints.
>How they up-front admitted that the goofy "twirl your moustache for in-game bonuses! XDDDD" rules were written to shame WFB players into not playing it any more and picking up AoS instead?
No, they written because they thought Fantasy players could take a joke. So many bemoaned Fantasy apparently losing humor and becoming more like 40k and yet when they got silly humor they were insulted. Said people didn't know what they wanted other than to bitch.
Those weren't part of the End Times rules though, but the AoS compendiums that came out and which were meant to be used with AoS rules. Proof that you and the user above don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Brayden Parker
You deserve to be mocked
Getting rid of you autistic retards was the best business decision GW ever made
Sebastian Green
>tfw GW once again misses the point and makes it cartoony You mean like 40K has always been?
Angel Turner
>they thought Fantasy players could take a joke. Like a proud cucks? >You deserve to be mocked And that's how FFG deserved my money. >Getting rid of you autistic retards was the best business decision GW ever made Well, good luck to compete with Activision and Disney for normies money.
Gabriel Hall
>Getting rid of you autistic retards was the best business decision GW ever made
That is the absolute worst thing they could make, that's like the whole fucking fan base.
Normal people think chainswords and tin-can robots are gaudy trash, whose ironic humor loses its value after the first 4 minutes. Only Aspies take this death metal shit serious enough to spend money on it.
Nathan Collins
Of you mean oldhammer it never tried to be serious, and it was mostly satyric than cartoony.
Justin Brown
Considering that DoW apparently did reasonably well, I think 40k can appeal well enough to certain types of people. The problem is getting those people to buy models which is somewhat hard given that they're not exactly cheap and you have to both put them together and paint them yourself. Even harder if said people are just interested for display purposes when you have things for display purposes that can be bought put together and painted for the same or slightly more than what GW charges.
You say this and yet older material seemed to take itself seriously enough. It makes more than a funny name for an Inquisitor or a type of xeno fauna ending up in bathrooms to convince people your not serious when you write about such things as the departments of a fictional government and another dimension and the denizens that reside in it in some detail.
Lincoln Barnes
>Considering that DoW apparently did reasonably well, I think 40k can appeal well enough to certain types of people. Yeah in 2004. >You say this and yet older material seemed to take itself seriously enough. Where?
Aaron Lopez
>Where?
I've perused all three of the Index books GW has released so far, in which are contained some of the bedrock material for 40k from Rogue Trader and the Realms of Chaos books. I recall very little "silly so random XD" humor from any of them. Off the top of my head the only example that comes to mind is possibly an accompanying story from WD to the introduction of the Grey Knights where perhaps some the characters involved had slightly humorous names or means of interaction or in the case of the Chaos mutants their appearance could be said to be slightly humorous. The story still ended with the planetary governor from it musing that his aide will have to be killed because he saw the Grey Knight in action and that knowledge has its price.