(Tertius @ Apr. 23 2008,21:34)
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I don't consider Epic to be "alive." ?However, I don't understand the bizarre need of gamers to rely on an all-knowing manufacturer to keep the games they play at home "alive." ?NetEpic proved to me that the concept of "life" for a gamesystem has nothing to do with its original manufacturer. ?The players keep a game alive. ?My local historicals gaming group is notorious for playing 20+ year-old miniatures rulesets, with no concern for their "life" or most recent FAQ or errata. ?As L4 says: DWWFY. ?I personally don't care if GW updates the Epic rules. ?I admit I would like it if they continued to release 6mm figures, but, since they canned the SM2/TL rules, I haven't really liked GW's 6mm sci-fi rules.
I respect Pixelgeek's announcement, but I for one, haven't supported GW in years with Epic. ?Why? Because it was almost impossible to do so. ?No local game store carried the figures. ?I have only seen one copy of the E:A rulebook for sale in a local store, and I have only met one other local E:A player. How did I find him? On TacComms (LordInquisitor)! ?My point is, to walk away from GW and Epic is kind of meaningless. From my perspective, there is nothing to walk away from.
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and as i just has proved you can even make your own hole new minis but it is a good thing that there is still produced minis i am personally not interested in rules but in minis (i play netepic)