Not really, I specifically went out of my way to say multiple times that it was MY opinion, I think you just wanted to make it a generalization so that it was easier to attack(or see it as an attack, whatever you were looking for)

Magic is not the type of social interaction that I was referring too. It is a very different social interaction compared to my experiences with warhammer, just the way people interact seemed more friendly and fun than I experienced in Magic tournaments.

But once again, just to make it clear to you. I am talking about MY experiences and why I support a certain type of play.

I specifically said if I (as in myself personally) wanted a more competitive game. I never said if anyone else wanted a more competitive game. How is that implying anything for anyone else? I specified that in my views there are other games that are better for that FOR ME.

Edit: I also said that I dont do it JUST for the social aspect, I like some competition as well. However I said for myself(once again just talking about me) that I like the level of competition combined with the more social aspects. I like that warhammer requires a certain level of social interaction where you cant get away with a lot of the things you can (in say Magic)

How was what I was saying excluding anyone?

All I said was what I was looking for and why I don't mind softscores, and they in fact might help what I want from the game.

I was not arguing that you were wrong either yet for some reason you took it that way. I left that comment as an afterthought, it is why I didnt like warmachine very much. Warhammer has just enough of that competativeness from a recreational activity without it being too much for my personal preference. I said that many times it was my personal preference.

As well as with target locks hit multiple vehicles with one unit

Thats when you send in something like the Talos first, or make sure something durable is at the front of the unit. Or GASP a unit of grots goes in first to eat overwatches. Best ideas? nope, but is is an idea.

Personally I am a fan of wracks over wyches but that is me. and I am weird.

i have never really had a problem with their prices, even now. Now would I like them to be lower? Hell yea I also want my cable to be 10 bucks a month.

For me I don't compare it to other systems that I am not going to play, there is no point as they are not realistic for me. Rather I simply decide if it is worth the amount of money that I am spending. IF it isn't then I don't, if it is then I do.

I have tried warmachine and just did not like it, the amount of straight knowledge you have to have for EVERY model and combo just was not worth the effort to me. With warhammer I can kind of look at their army list and have an idea of how it is going to function. But that is just me.

Now I am not talking like I actually have money, I was going to have to put off buying the chaos book for a month or two to save up enough if I hadn't taken second in a tournament and gotten enough store credit. Even with next to no money I still don't have a problem with the prices because I believe that I am getting 50 dollars worth of use out of what I am buying. Short of maybe 1-2 video games a year on average there are none that I feel like I would get more value out of than a codex.

But once again this is a different outlook on prices. I look at something and decide if it is worth the price to me, rather then decide what I think the price should be and then decide.

http://www.economist.com/node/21542808

Here it is, the big mac index

Hardbacks I have seen only seem to be mm's thicker than the paperbacks. Anyone do a comparision pic?

Actually it is. Its one of the mcdonalds burgers prices that they use for something economical cause it is basically in every country.

Yes I think that at least for the table quarters the vehicle points should have counted as well as the special heavy/fast should have counted for objectives. I found during playtesting prep that I was losing more often to vehicles not counting more than anything else(one game had 500 points of vehicles in a quarter and a 70 point kroot unit took it). So i eliminated most vehicles to help make it up but the fewer vehicles you had the larger your advantage.

Although this is minor one thing I was noticing was that with the height of the center pieces and that they were only open on 1-2 sides you could effectively box someone out for at least 1-2 turns from the central objective just by placing your guys on the inside of the wall. Also it gave a strong advantage to one side over the other.