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Post by zerotrance on Apr 2, 2022 14:52:47 GMT
Basically, making two armies/warbands from the same army book and pitting them against each other (humans vs. humans, orcs vs. orcs, etc).
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Post by menacing on Apr 2, 2022 15:50:36 GMT
is that.. weird?
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Post by zerotrance on Apr 2, 2022 16:05:32 GMT
Not weird, per se, just uncommon. Maybe? Most battle reports I see (from various wargames) are between different armies, so I just figured not a lot of people do mirror matches. I'm mostly just curious. |
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Post by kingodacheez on Apr 2, 2022 16:33:40 GMT
That is pretty much how I set up my two opposing factions during AI games.
It is a good way to pick up the basic mechanics of the game.
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Post by rafalrk on Apr 3, 2022 8:41:49 GMT
That is pretty much how I set up my two opposing factions during AI games. It is a good way to pick up the basic mechanics of the game. Good point. In our first OPR games we both played Humans from AoF:S starter kit using proxies. We also tried playing HEF vs HEF with my wife, since this is the only painted army, that I have  Both sides need to be little more cautios about "which guys/gals are mine", but otherwise the game is similar. |
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