You're the best!

Seriously that battle was legend. Mech vs IW and WE.

He did one awhile ago, like years back if you keep scrolling

I mean that would likely depend honestly, afterall..these are our lovely bastards that got some nobility in darkness with sev, talos and even ophion. Plus as you say, its a moment to shove it to the sons of the warmaster

Ahh sorry buddy, that's good to know! Will have to bring a mastodon next time 🤣

@@samnash1960 That escalated quickly meme moment :D

One of the FAQ items gave the option for a Master of Signal to turn off his vox disruptor so that he wouldn't hamper his own deep strikes.

I use my phone

About an hour

They're faster yes. Aprox an hour quicker to play.

Ahh cause there Heavy, that's good to know 👍

I think I said Random = Good, and I think I've said that multiple times on live streams. Currently I'm enjoying HH much more than 40k. In the last month I've played about 15 games of HH and 5 games of 40k. Yes. I play a lot. I disagree with your assessment that HH is less deadly. Yes, it typically lasts until longer but I have found you can have very little left by the end. Also, I should note, that I don't play tournament 40k, I play Tempest or Open play and in those systems you rarely, if ever, table your opponent in two turns. Perhaps your experiences are different or your local meta is highly competitive, I don't know. But I like the sheer brutality that HH brings. The ruleset 40k has flattened the curve over time, deliberately so, allowing players to mitigate the extremes so as to make it more appealing to competitive play. 9th ed is known as the tournament edition for a reason and tournament players dislike variable RNG mechanics. The HH ruleset is written with narrative in mind and I prefer that type of ruleset. Of course, these are my experiences of the game systems and yours will be different. Stay safe. Big hugs.

Yeah I went back to your HH vs 40k videoand about 90 mins in you say you like HH better! My bad. You also seemed surprised when your guest and he liked HH better at the end of this vid. But I think we are actually in full agreement. My local 40k scene is all about tabling each other asap, and our HH scene is very narrative. That certainly changes my view. Here’s hoping 10th is more like HH!

I disagree about the fact that hh is less deadly, every game I play or have seen played ended up with somebody being almost or completely tabled

What can I say we must have a gentlemanly HH scene here.

@Thule Magna It's so cool. So much more going on with both armies at the time. Timing is key.

would be pretty broken if the space wolves get the night lords upgrades and all the extra consuls they can take already, night lords also do it via a technological thing it's like an infra red visor so maybe space wolves can see a little better but just not enough to ignore night fighting?

@@rubengerritsen6868 @Ruben Gerritsen Don't know about consuls, but it's one upgrade not all. Honestly I'm not even sure how it makes any sense, are we supposed to believe the Night Lords are the only ones who thought "hold up, maybe having IR/night vision modes on our helmet display could be useful"? As for the SW vision, Prospero Burns (I believe it was) described the Aett as essentially pitch black because the Wolves preferred it that way or something. It's been a while since I read it.

@Ryan Brewis The Nightlords live in pitch darkness. All the time. Their tech is built around the horror in the black. The Harrowing. They were born of the dark, the wolves are tourists compared to The Lords of the Night.

@@wintersSEO So they're a bunch of colossal vampire goth edgelords then, got it.

It’s just getting your head around the keywords, after that’s it’s really easy to play, not worrying about stratagems, auras etc.