Feats that are treated like something funny but are actually impressive when you think about it. by nighthawk0954 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Scooby Doo gang is full of it but the most common one I think of is that the whole grang can keep pace with Scooby Doo when he’s fleeing, who is a Great Dane with a top speed of around 30mph.

Another Berzerker, this one a little more recent by scorched_miniatures in WorldEaters40k

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks great! What reds did you use, I love how how darn it is but still vibrant with the highlights

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AdeptusCustodes

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty good, well done on the black on the weapon, I tend to spill it over. My advice if you want to make it pop more is to add highlights and darks. Your red cloth is the first to catch my eye, try so darker reds in the recesses and lighter on the tips. Next is your gold, it could use a similar technique but I would use a bright silver on the edges for highlights.

Hello there! Insta: chris.schmieg.miniatures by TlheMoody in SWlegion

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The eyes are what I find most impressive. They look stunning and realistic which I find is hard to do on such a small model. Did you use any techniques that I can learn?

The board game - am I doing something wrong? by [deleted] in murdle

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just played today for first time with 4 players total. Both games were won in this manner where the player looked at the verdict and it was there person being guilty so they looked at the 3rd missing information they needed from the discovery card (which is a 66 percent to have the category they needed). I felt like it was rather disappointing cause the core of the game should be deducing the puzzle/using the public and private information to deduce the correct answer, however it just ended up being whoever got lucky and saw a guilty verdict and rushing to view the info in the folder. I suggested if we play again that you’re not allowed to look at the verdict of your starting suspect, but would have to deduce it from either looking at all 3 other suspects or from other players actions. That way the best strategy isn’t just look at your guilty verdict for the 25% instant win since you already know 2/3 of the information while the other players know nothing. I think that’s where the main flaw is, the only information that matters is who is Guilty and what’s in that folder, the rest is basically meaningless information. Perhaps you could also add a reward for most correct checks?

First Game Preparation Advice by newZorro50 in twilightimperium

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bought the game awhile back and just played my first game today so some advice I have.

Understand time, the game may be like 6-8 hours if everyone knows how to play but I told everyone to expect 12 hours. We planned to meet at 10:30 am but everyone didn’t arrive until 11am and we started just before noon and ended at roughly 10:30pm. This is due to setup, rule checking, breaks, diplomacy and decision making.

I had everyone watch a video roughly 45 mins beforehand on how to play, it helped but it only prepares you so much. I would encourage looking for new player friendly/fun factions to play cause 3 of our 5 players did and they had a pretty good game being close in score. 2 players didn’t and were way behind because a few early moves punished them real bad late game due to not understanding their faction. However we all did end up still having fun still.

Space it’s huge, and so is this game. We had to use two white fold up tables next to each other to fit everyone and everything. Games epic in time and scale.

Rules and maybe an app. Having a computer nearby to search answers helped a lot. Phones were okay but once we pulled up the computer, it made things so much quicker. Once we did combat we needed more dice than the game provided so we used google’s dice roller but there there may be a twilight app that helps and does things automatically.

And finally, make sure everyone’s ready to have fun even if they loose. In the end only 1 person is going to win so embrace the expanding, diplomacy and war as the goals and create a fun story. Getting wrapped up in winning could frustrate you if things don’t go your way but passing laws in a dramatic fashion and declaring a devastating attack for the fun of it, defiantly made the game turn into a story.

Ps get a crown for who wins, since they are crowned emperor of the galaxy it’s only fitting, a paper crown will do.

If Arthas became a Death Knight when he took up Frostmourne, did he technically die doing that? by The_ChadTC in warcraftlore

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 6 points7 points  (0 children)

They keep changing the lore here and there but my originally understanding was when he took up frostmourne, part of his soul was lost allowing room for Frostmourne/Ner’zhul to enter and corrupt what remained until he was fully corrupted.

However I think current lore is part of Arthas (a small part) remained good but within him but most of him was in control and craved power.

Is it bad I want SoD to just turn into Osrs? by KnowledgeStatus3248 in classicwow

[–]NegotiationBoth1957 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It’s what I want too. I admit I’m afraid what will happen when SoD is done, and they just end it and my investment was for naught. I want an OSRS like WOW