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I agree. :)

thanks, i've been trying to find someplace that works for both games and i missed that. I will adjust it for part 2.

Yeah i also keep forgetting to mention this every video :p

that's a good idea.

i would argue that the raptors are really my only damage dealers regardless of speed. :)

just wait until we bring in the caveman for reinforcements. :)

you are welcome. i'm sorry i couldn't get you more giants. :(

@@RoamGaming It's okay, you tried to help me fulfill my wish. So don't apologize. 😁

i will do some more. i think an actual ranked battle is next on my list.

i struggle with the undead in general. by far my worst faction.

Thank you!

i've got 3 wins on a handful of factions. I've also got 30+ games under my belt so i've put in some time on this one and i watched a bunch of other youtubers play before i started. you'll get there!

@RoamGaming Damn that's a lot if experience! Watching a lot and not doing bad with orcs!

i think i would have to do a ranked battle to do that. I havn't seen giants as an option to purchase in the normal campaign until the last store. Even then I don't see them very often. I'll look into though. I think it would be fun.

@@RoamGaming thank ,If my above request is difficult to fulfill, you can choose quantity over quality.

Well the first rat people species comes from "Devil Crystals of Arret", a novelette by Hal K. Wells, first published in Astounding Stories, September 1931, that's predating GW fantasy warhammer by 50 years (give or take a few), they don't have a real ground to sue. Giving Rat a plague theme is old as ... well the plague, and renaissance weaponry is under common property intellectually, in the end GW don't sue, because they probably can not win this

what would GW even sue about ?

@@RomainHDL don't know man, maybe the dozens and dozens of things that are literally the same about skavens and orcs and goblins from warhammer fantasy? If you don't know about warhammer fantasy those things can get over your head, but for anybody who knows is instanly recognizeable

@@andrewdelaerranz9648 Oh, I fully understand this, I am asking about specifics that GW could sue about. Because right now there's nothing that's GW only in there, Wow (who copied GW) has had those for decade(s) now without lawsuits and could be the source of inspiration. Orcs as warriors is a concept old as tolkien mythology, skaven (specifically originated in 1930 ish) or beast/rat people exist since the dawn of folktales, human knights are just fantasy staple. What I was saying is : on what ground would GW sue, since themselves are using thousands of references, most of them from public domain. So long as they don't use trademarks from GW they are fine. (It's the same between palworld and pokemon from nintendo) : you can not sue about a concept that can not be protected. So unless the try to add Nagash to the game, they are not going to get problems is what I say

@@RomainHDL i agree. the fluff is what makes warhammer. the unit types are essentially generic fantasy. WOW ripped off a very specific art style and even claimed that their original warcraft rts games were an homage to Warhammer. That was a much more egregious case in my opinion.

@@RoamGaming yeah, it's even worse, warcraft original RTS was supposed to BE a warhammer fantasy rts game at the start, they didn't get the licence in the end but had already made everything, so they just went through with it, made their own lore for what was there, and boom, warcraft (even the name is adjacent) was born, didn't get sued, set the precedent hehe

undead is the hardest faction for me.

I still remember complaining as a kid when my GameCube looked bad on my families new plasma tv.

The dice seem to be true random. The problem is that real dice aren't. So people are more used to real dice, which you tend to subconsciously learn to throw "better" than average.

Definitely a sign!

i'll have to look into that. thanks!

happy to give credit where credit is due. :)

"A Thousand Mouths" is pretty much worthless as far as i can tell at this point. I think archers are very powerful though. The elven units especially really mess me up.

@@RoamGaming Well luck isn't one of my strengths. Anything with 3 or less power seems to be near useless. So archers seem to get nothing done while handgunner seem to be death incarnate. I've been shredded by archers too. I've learned to keep my units engaged to deal with them and force enemy lines to beak to move forward. I make a lot of little mistakes all the time so maybe I'm still not using them effectively. I'm sure a dense 25 stake of elven archers are deadly. It's just getting them there in the campaign.

There are a lot of mechs in mods that won't be able to be used. I think the majority of the vanilla mechs have full cockpits.

I liked it a lot! I do wish the UI had an AR overlay similar to the lore so that i didn't have to always look down and around the cockpit for info that should be part of the heads up display, but other than that, it worked great.

whoops. thanks.

i'm slowly getting the hang of this thing. :) I think i accidentally ended up with a pretty good mix of units as well.

we'll have to test that next time!

nice. the music in SOVL is fine, but i think it's just one track that repeats infinitely so i decided to play something else. all three episodes of this run use music from different game soundtracks.

i don't see any benefit to taking an elite fight. you get a touch more money but i don't think it makes up for the extra potential unit loses. am i missing something or do you think the money is significant enough to tip the balance?

@@RoamGaming yeaah i see your point, ive had several runs where an elite fight was the difference betwen win or loss. its double edged sword if you will.been times where the elite faction roll was ass and wiped and others where it was a walk in the park ansd i got free money. id say if you your in a comfortable position (like this video) with pretty much full troops you should take the elite and get the extra cash. but only in act 1. elite on act 2 are always ass and best avoided at all costs :P

@@MrQueijada excellent advice.

sometimes words are hard. :)

I second this. Having a high mobility mage is great, especially on a dragon. Imageine this, mage spell+firebreath+back charge the next turn= full unit wipe or rout. Unless theyre undead then they just shit themselves but still keep fighting :p

I think I am getting better at using mobility for my range units better, to include my casters.