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I have always been more of a speed painter. Any one who criticised my models was some one who had never completed an army.

i would rather live with a community of different humanoid aliens than a colonised human settlement on a space planet because it will be far more interesting, sweet 👌.

So much fun and so good to see knights back in the channel... Can we get the Elrond quote somehow?

Didnt win the competition, but I'm happy to be the thumbnail 😂

The Best Fantastic movie of the 80's was Skull a medieval fantasy + si fi film mixed together, wicked 😈 , & the originl 🕯️ Evil Dead, etc , 👍

47:25 The Princess Bride is the single greatest movie of all time.

for me it was first looks/model range, and a consideration to play style with my low understanding of it. Lore was only learned after and while I was interested it was a non consideration. Opportunity always played a huge role though. I started warhammer with kill team when my friends tried it. randomly picked some necrons as one of groups they didn't have and I enjoyed their asthetic. then when expanding I decided to get eldar in general so I could soup it later when jumping up to full 40k. Immediately decided not to continue harliquin with their tiny model range. Then when I had about 2k craftworld and drukhari and 9th dropped indomitous which ment expanding my necrons kill teams to full army incredibly convenient. I decided to stop collecting craftworld as I didn't have the capacity to collect/paint/play 3 armies. for AoS I kit bashed my durkhari mandrakes using the idoneth/tree revenent method which left me with 2 units of sylvaneth from alternate build. The sylvaneth also sang to me as a gorgous hobby project army that could look good with not a tone of effort a rapid release of deal boxes for them fueled their start when i decided to try out the game. hobby wise it gave an excuse for a "pretty army" change from grimdark future schemes. And now with start of 4th AoS I am jumping on a phenomenal deal of flesh eater courts. I wouldn't call them my favorite asthetic of the system (maybe middle), but I used them to kit bash drukhari so it gives me a minor expansion to that army at the same time.

I'm the odd one out, it seems. I really like the CP and stratagem mechanics. Makes the game more cinematic. In fact, I'd rather we had more CP so we can use strats more often.

I know you don’t watch the meta watch videos but interestingly the one they did for the balance change they mention they are thinking of including monsters in the tank shock strat. Also it’s not a real bbq if it’s not with charcoal. Happy birthday to your lad, hope you have a nice day next week

Yep, I would like strats out of the game ; it doesn't help balancing factions, and it's a "gotcha" mechanic at worse...

Am I alone with this impression, or does Liam more and more look like Eddie Hall?

Bleh so much hate for armies I love :<

More LIKES!!!

For the Algorithm!!!

I found myself here again - no regrets.

I think strats and CP might not be perfect. But i think the game would be much less enjoyable to watch being played without them.

It'd be great if you guys could put the lists in the description! Or at least a "lists at (time stamp) in the video" bit in there!

Pretty sure those Kastelan Robots have a 4+ FNP if they're led by a Datasmith. Guess that's just for next time.

If you want to see the effects of energy drinks on the human body watch President Biden from the 2024 state of the union! 😂

If you give every armies a set of rules that have 4-5 bullet points that are fluffy and playable, and some stays strats. No core strat. It will be more streamlined and fun and immersive.

Remove CP. Have captain (or equivalent) having an ability to target 1 (and only 1) unit within 6" with any stratagème. Have lieutenant (or equivalent) the same but battle tactic only

I agree, removing command points and strategems would be better.

It's a shame I couldn't attend this one, I'd have had quite a bit to say. More about AoS than 40K though. So. . . I'll just share the full story anyway. My "first" army ever and what got me into the hobby was Gloomspite Gitz, it was a tossup between them and Skaven, but once I learned how listbuilding Skaven in 2nd edition worked I gave it a hard pass. Their old as dirt models didn't help their case either. My decision at the time was mostly an aesthetic one. I like Goblins and the idea of having an army of tricky little buggers was cool to me, I also liked the Spiderfang stuff despite its age. I also liked how hard their current rules could lean into debuffing the enemy. But while Gitz were the army I started with, I consider my first *real* army to be Stormcast Eternals. They were what made me truly fall in love with Age of Sigmar. Listening to their stories in The Realmgate Wars books really invested me into the lore and setting in a way the Gitz simply didn't. The day when Dominion's full contents were announced and I agreed to split it with a friend who wanted the Kruelboyz, my life was changed forever. For a while after the start of 3rd, I primarily picked armies based on their general gameplay style over anything else. Even if models did play a role in my decisions. Heres my primary example: I was always interested in collecting Nighthaunt not long after starting Gitz, but their rules in 2nd edition were trash, so I never committed until their 3rd edition update. While I valued rules primarily for a while, eventually, I decided to weigh other factors more than rules or general gameplay style. I wasn't into all the different little rules you needed to memorize in order to play Lumineth, and I DEFINITELY wasnt a fan of how samey their lists were at the time. But I started collecting them because I felt very passionate about their lore, and I loved the gorgeous models. Lore and model range, I'd say, are now the primary factors I use when deciding to collect an army. I can't say I rate one over the other. They'll swap value in my eyes, or it might vary from army to army. Granted, gameplay is still a factor, but all it boils down to is "Will I like how this plays on the tabletop?" That's primarily my criteria for AoS at least. With 40K, it's somewhat different. I only have a few small armies, and most I've collected based on lore or gameplay. Only Thousand Sons somewhat break the trend because even if magical Tzeentch shinanigans are fun, I think Rubrics and Scarabs look sick as hell, and that's the main reason I invested in them. Hopefully you enjoyed reading my hobby life story. I know it was. . . Just a bit long. But there's alot of armies(mostly in AoS) I like for alot of reasons, and as I've progressed in the hobby I find it's important to talk about how my criteria for picking factions has changed over time.

You know this from Thanes but i'm so hype to see you exploring AoS and some of the bonkers thematic stuff that goes on. If it were possibly i'd say apply my membership wholly into the AoS pot lol - i sincerely hope that the hype for AoS4 translates into being able to support taking a day of your time :)

Dude, I literally just picked up Kruleboyz to try AoS as well because Im not happy with the 40k Game Devs. I got the Dominion box foe $100. Love the aesthetic of the army. Lots of swamp monsters.

Damn - missed another tshirt moment. I love being disappointed :D

You look you buy ORKs you live life the max

As someone who runs alot of crusher stampede tyranids with T9-12 monsters it’s not the strength of weapons that’s the killer it’s the 2 and 3 flat damage. Even wounding on 5s if it does 3 damage that’s a dead monster pretty quick

I don't know who make's the second ''UNGH!'' at 01.31.58, but I'm dying laughing. You guys are greats!

I got into space marines in 1998 I used to make fun of the guys at the game store playing with toys. I watched them as I'd walk through to hang out with friends as they played d and d. Lol I fell in love. Got my first tax return of 800, the store manager had an ultramarine army box. I bought the Armageddon codex. I saw the salamanders and I went home built and paintwd 2000 points of salamanders and showed up ready to play. I've been an addict ever since.

Butter is the best

Hey Guys - love the show. I have been watching you guys and the talking heads shows for a while now even though I do not play 40K. My suggestion would be to do what you guys do so well: play games (of anything really) and be entertaining. One game of AoS4/spearhead a week would be great. Just be yourselves and it will be fine :)

ADMECH

In response to luc, question about the bra boy. I guess it’s similar to gynaecology some women prefer having a male gynaecologist because they’re just more comfortable being touched by a man instead of another woman. It’s a little bit weird but people do have their preferences.

I got into tau because I’ve always liked their aesthetic and the new Farsight model literally got me back into the hobby after 10 years off. I’m getting into Sylvaneth for similar reasons. I pick what looks cool and figure out how they play later

I myself hate the WAAAGH meme BUT as long as Joe (the national treasure) keeps shaking his dice furiously by the micophone he has no right to complain about other people causing him earpain.

Rocked it. Gotta git gud to pick the right faction 1st try! GG

More people need to get in the Great Hall, unbiased content and an inspiring community ❤

I can't explain in words how exited I am for the AOS content. My whole family are high fantasy lovers and will enjoy any content, which all content you guys make is amazing and fun which other content makers are missing 😀

Whilst I have no massive interest in AoS per se, I do like hearing about it and if it's more in line with the sort of thing I look for in a wargame, I might give it a go. As it stands, Spearhead sounds more interesting because there's less time and money investment, and it looks like it bridges the gap between Necromunda (my game of choice at the moment) and the 'big' games. Currently, the main AoS miniatures I own are conversion fodder for either my Agents of The Imperium/Inquistion army, or my Knight World IG Army.

Was excited to see a new Admech game… instead got a game where the guy didn’t actually seem to have any idea what the updated admech rules were…

You people actually still play this cartoon garbage? Moving statuettes around a paper mat, absolutely shameful behaviour

man a long battle report, as an ork player i always try not to get to much miniś on the table, but what are you gonna do when you play the green tide....... just play a long ass game, way to go! the ork player is getting better, but needs to be aware that this is a points game. points you do not let the other score you do not need to make up for (stop killing off your stormboys!!) thought i already subscribed, but i did not and i did now. and i did liked👍

The +1 AP from the conqueror imperative is for all attacks so shooting too

wish there was more upclose shots of the mini's on the board, camera is a tad to far back to appreciate the models

Really looking forward to your AoS content, I’m excited for whatever you do but I love the idea of showcasing different Spearheads and the Liam and Joe hobby show sounds really fun too!

just backed the kickstarter through the link, great looking stuff!

I'm a fan of that Liam, hobbie with Liam and Joe

Hoping to get hold of the skaventide box, my 15 year old son has said he'll play woopwoop!!! Spearhead looks like an excellent way to get him into tabletop gaming.