20-03-2015, 12:38 PM
I'm not going to commit to any opinion just yet, but I will say, I was worried when the CEO of a company that produces a Core Rulebook, army specific Codexes, then Supplements for those Codexes, then introduces allies into the core rules, then starts releasing Dataslates for specific models and/or formations, then releases Campaign books charging £30+ each time, then comes out and says "we're not a gaming company, we're a model company..."
I'm less worried now however, 7th edition is great, allowing for a vast variety of games, not one army or even army type is dominating the tournament scene which is refreshing to see. 90% of the Codexes are balanced now, which is excellent from a gaming perspective as well.
I think there is a much better vibe about the game at the moment. But I'm not holding my breath yet, GW are likely to throw it all away in an instant.
I'm less worried now however, 7th edition is great, allowing for a vast variety of games, not one army or even army type is dominating the tournament scene which is refreshing to see. 90% of the Codexes are balanced now, which is excellent from a gaming perspective as well.
I think there is a much better vibe about the game at the moment. But I'm not holding my breath yet, GW are likely to throw it all away in an instant.