jimmyzimms wrote:
Yeah I'm right with P as well, especially when he laments that this thread is still going

Also he's 100% correct that strategic thinking has been absent from GWplc for a long time.
The only part I really think I agree with is the 8mm part. I don't think it's to make 6mm stuff "look funny", though I think that's a pleasant side effect for them I am sure, but more about a ridiculous need to differentiate themselves from games like Drop Zone, Planetfall, etc and what is now ruling the mass wargamming market they long ago vacated. Because if it's different scales then instantly they must only buy GW/FW terrain, right? (sadly after being a long standing part of some other small scale game system groups on FB it's very apparent that many players actually think that way - go figure)
Step 1, change scale
Step 2 ...
Step 3, PROFIT!
Don't get me wrong, I'm cynical, but also not delusional (though arguably GWplc is

). I don't feel the need to ascribe their actions to active malice when simple incompetency better fits.
Hi!
The "look funny" was more a polite way to say what you state.
I'm trying to cut down on my GW related snark.
I fully agree that GW seems to be hell bent on being different in things that make no sense (8mm instead of 6mm or 10mm) in anything other than a desperate need to be different for the sake of being different.
To be frank, I don't think anything short of licensing the epic IP (or another company taking over), will ever make the game anything close to what it used to be.
There is no next "golden age" for epic with GW at the helm.
It is what it is.
Primarch