Comments on: Part III: The Six-Fold Path

By: Chumbalaya

Chumbalaya — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:33:24 +0000

I’m really liking this series, Danny, keep it up.

By: pissclams

pissclams — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 04:07:28 +0000

my foolish attempt to tank shock an IG squad w/3 meltas rears its ugly head. Good post danny and i must agree with flexing those 40k muscles by both practicing the game and reading/understanding basic rules and codices.

By: Danny Internets

Danny Internets — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:31:13 +0000

The sad thing is I actually proofread this one.

Anyways, it’s actually kind of a boring post. I’m just setting the stage to make a few more points about what it is to be competitive.

By: Stelek

Stelek — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:25:53 +0000

“A poor decision is assuming you IG list doesn’t…” Your?

Raptor, ‘hinest’? Honest? ;)

Well I had to find something to nitpick! That’s all I could find, sadly. Nicely said Danny.

By: raptor1313

raptor1313 — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 03:40:29 +0000

…it’s funny; I should check my blog-roll before I start talking about basics, as you’re doing much the same. Just seems like you’re doing it more eloquently.

All things considered, I’m not finding much to nitpick. Fact is, a lot of people don’t necessarily spend the energy to think about the bits involved in this game. I mean, it takes some time, but it’s another part of the hobby to get something out of, and you might as well enjoy it to the fullest.

And, when it comes to the game part, you might as well spend some time and be well and truly hinest with yourself about how things turned out as they did.

Getting a favorable matchup doesn’t make you uber, and getting great dice luck doesn’t make you uber. They simply happen, and if you’re honest with yourself (…and there’s no good reason NOT to be) then you’ll figure out what contributed to your win or loss, and be a better player for it.

Well, you’l know, but it’s on you to learn from it as well.