The trouble with playing so many systems is that you need to make decisions as to which you favour. You can obviously play all of them at the same time, though doing so means that you cannot get used to any particular one. On the other hand, concentrating on one means that the others suffer and in addition it means that you have invested a great deal of money (and if you paint your models, time) on systems that fall by the wayside.
With such a good following for Hordes/Warmachine lately I've spent most of my time using my Trollbloods with a couple of 40k games thrown in to the exclusion of Dystopian Wars. Beccause of this I have considered shelving the Kingdom of Britannia several times, but the one thing keeping them out was that Ben was hosting a Dystopian Wars weekend last weekend meaning that they were kept in 'play'.
Going in to the weekend, I had only had one Naval Battle recently and it hadn't gone well, however having used my Armoured forces lately I was more confident with those.
Over the weekend I lost a couple, drew one and won a couple so was fairly happy and I had learned a lot on how the KoB worked and when to activate each squadron. Consequently the love is back for Her Majesty's Kingdom and I am intending to field them as much as possible.
With a growing group of players at the club I should be able to get a variety of games in.
Finally, a big thank you to Jamey and Ben for putting up with us all over the weekend!
Your more than welcome as always and its good to hear the love is still there with my plans for France.
ReplyDeleteSounds like it was a good weekend. Ive already placed an order to increase the ranks of the CoA and Im sure we will have another game sometime in the future.
ReplyDeleteAww you boys and your boats, it's kinda cute.
ReplyDeleteYou sunk my battleship!
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good to hear Nick. I've been reading a bit about the CoA and I have had a few thoughts on them.
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