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I know people shit on MW:DA, and boy howdy were some of the sculpts suspect*, but goddamn it I enjoyed it. MW:DA was salvation simply because I could find tons of people playing.

And this was before the days of youtube and such where you could live vicariously. I basically only played CBT with a couple of people ever and never really saw how most folks played. Yeah I wasn't intending to pick at anyone doing otherwise. Then again I'm also the lady working on a homebrew that removes the turns and phases from the game so YMMV. Or lets a dead unit get off a final 'fuck you' strike if it's late in the order. Or lets you redirect fire away from a dead unit. It matters in that it makes rounds with kills more heat efficient- no wasted shots on dead targets. That way is also bookwork-intensive, grows exponentially with each additional unit on the board, and in a majority of cases isn't actually that important to the resolution.įor most games not played for cut-throat keeps, eliding the steps together a bit helps keep everything flowing more smoothly with very little loss in resulting fidelity. My point is, yes it's possible to play it RAW. Or, like most sane humans, do you abbreviate the process a bit? Do you strictly, per RAW, have every unit on the table declare every weapon each is firing with its associated target, and then go back through the declarations in initiative order and roll each? Is that more optional at a lot of tables? I definitely always enforced 'declare targets before rolling' even in casual games.

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Urbie Plushie! Just didn't want it to get lost if I just edited my post with all this awesome information about how to play Battletech. I hate quoting myself, but there is one other thing that is special to the Kickstarter. I can't remember if the Urbie is special since it is by itself. The Urbie for the cool factor? The starter Clan box set for the books? Yeah the only true exclusive for what you are saying is the Legendary Mechwarriors pack. I'm pretty new into Battletech, but I also like like buying RPG books and Mech figures. I guess it depends what you mean by 'does it add a lot' a lot of what? The only stuff that's KS exclusive is the art on the Box Set, the Legendary mechwarriors pack, the keychain, the dog tag, Mechwarrior Pilot Cards sets II & III, some of the posters, the leather dice bag (which is only available as an add-on), a digital novella, and 5 digital scenarios. I can get into the late pledge but does it add a lot that it's worth it? I got a lot of the newer Battletech stuff, but I just came across this Clan kickstarter.

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