So here is the story. Played quite a lot of Epick 40K in the days. Then nothing. For years. Got talking to a new gamer acquaintance and that got me going again. Built up an EA ork army based on my old minis. Had my first games at a convention. And it went pearshaped. Severely. After being cruelly pummeled (or actually not, since da boyz were mostly shot-i.e. firefought to death), I realized that things had definetly changed since Epic40K and that if you had no deep strike you were essentially dead. At least when playing orkses who shoot lots but hit less unless we're talking choppas. Anyway, at the local GW-shop, I was just about to order some landa support, when it hit me. I'm not overly impressed with the models. The conspiratorial me argued that since the game was now so enormously movement-heavy, the old green model repertoire and logic just was not up to it, so they had to botch a deepstrike element together. Fast. Enter the Cross-a-freightcontainer-with-a-mackrel(fish-thing?)-ship-of-doom. Actually, the model is probably not too bad, but I had a [glow]vision[/glow]
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