Technika, Dissidia

1. can't blame the guy, technika is addicting.

3. i've got the hguc destory mode and a currently working on a mg unicorn. have to say, unicorn mode > destroy mode. hyper bazooka > beam rifle. though the destroy mode kit is a larger one and has more parts.

4. anything by citadel is cocaine in the form of plastic, sociable cocaine though.

Warhammer Fantasy Battle is more complex than 40K, but just as enjoyable. But be warned, it's an expensive hobby. The models are expensive, plus paints, glue, rule books, codex, a case, modelling putty if you want something original, the tools you need to remodel your stuff if you want your own unique models, paint brushes, pray paint, the list goes on. You really need to see it more as an investment than a hobby. The initial setup costs can be huge but once you have your army painted and ready for battle, you'll have years of fun with them. I went to Warhammer World in Nottingham for a doubles tournament a few weeks back, it was one of the best days I've had in years.

[quote name='Cermage' post='2881936' date='Jun 2 2010, 09:28 PM']1. can't blame the guy, technika is addicting.

3. i've got the hguc destory mode and a currently working on a mg unicorn. have to say, unicorn mode > destroy mode. hyper bazooka > beam rifle. though the destroy mode kit is a larger one and has more parts.

4. anything by citadel is cocaine in the form of plastic, sociable cocaine though.[/quote]
1. It looks really good but it wasnt nice of him to hog the game for about 1 hour
3. More parts means better
4. lol
[quote name='Blaze163' post='2881956' date='Jun 2 2010, 09:34 PM']Warhammer Fantasy Battle is more complex than 40K, but just as enjoyable. But be warned, it's an expensive hobby. The models are expensive, plus paints, glue, rule books, codex, a case, modelling putty if you want something original, the tools you need to remodel your stuff if you want your own unique models, paint brushes, pray paint, the list goes on. You really need to see it more as an investment than a hobby. The initial setup costs can be huge but once you have your army painted and ready for battle, you'll have years of fun with them. I went to Warhammer World in Nottingham for a doubles tournament a few weeks back, it was one of the best days I've had in years.[/quote]
If the game is that expensive then I'll just stick with D&D

1. There's DJ Max on the PSP.
2. I can beat my friends at Dissidia with a no-gear char, only skills.

[quote name='Jolan' post='2882504' date='Jun 3 2010, 02:23 AM']1. There's DJ Max on the PSP.
2. I can beat my friends at Dissidia with a no-gear char, only skills.[/quote]
1. I can't find it though lol
2. My friends are all about weapons. They're really weak without gear

By the way Cermage, did the HGUC destroy mode include stickers/etch-thingies? Or you can just ink it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ_Max_Portable
I've only played Black Square, and wow is it hard.

no decals, stickers are only for basic parts like the eyes.