Post by garrapeta on Oct 7, 2020 12:18:23 GMT
Hi,
In GFF there, some of the units consist of groups of several models (normally 3).
From the 2.10 rules, I interpret that groups of models act like in GF - this is, they need to respect unit coherency and wounds kill models until the last one, who accumulates wound markers and rolls for stunned/knocked out.
However, it seems that this has not always been the case. According to this post, groups became individual units once deployed. If I'm reading correctly, the rules started handing groups like in squads, then they changed to manage each model individually, and then they change back to the original implementation...
I'd really like to handle the minis individually, as I'd like the game to be 100% individual soldiers skirmish.
Is it proved that the game does not really work well with this? Which issues did you found when trying to play like this?
The game is great, but it bothers me a bit that it's not 100% individual guys skirmish.
In GFF there, some of the units consist of groups of several models (normally 3).
From the 2.10 rules, I interpret that groups of models act like in GF - this is, they need to respect unit coherency and wounds kill models until the last one, who accumulates wound markers and rolls for stunned/knocked out.
However, it seems that this has not always been the case. According to this post, groups became individual units once deployed. If I'm reading correctly, the rules started handing groups like in squads, then they changed to manage each model individually, and then they change back to the original implementation...
I'd really like to handle the minis individually, as I'd like the game to be 100% individual soldiers skirmish.
Is it proved that the game does not really work well with this? Which issues did you found when trying to play like this?
The game is great, but it bothers me a bit that it's not 100% individual guys skirmish.
