Apocolocyntosis wrote:
For the casual player
Sloppy writing on might part – there are of course no 'casual' netnet players. The casuals all play 40k, only
real gamers play netnet.
I'm sure several people here also remember a development a couple of years ago that some new members of taccom might have missed. Unit datafaxes and formation cards had, at one point, so many footnotes they were unreadable, what with everyone playing epic already being partially blind from painting and unable to read the small type. Instead a QR code system and smartphone app were developed. A QR code was stuck on the command stand of each unit* this could then be scanned by the phone to get the stats up. For the main units this often meant you needed a dedicated phone per formation. Players are now recommended to have at least 5 phones or tablets to play netnet. This later fell through as the website hosting the project was never the right colour for more than 15% of contributors at any one time (I may also have played my part in its downfall by complaining about the margin size and font choice … repeatedly).
*or every firth sub-element if using the Turing-Wiffle Dutch interpretation of the rules – see 'what you need to play' section 1.1.1.1.1.5.6.1.8 §9, though this is hotly contested by NZ players and the micro-tournament scenes of several lapsed German principalities.