Woooah those MDF kits look ridiculously cool

Hopefully the daebak forces are next

I watched this video while taking a dump

Yes give us more please!!!

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As a gundam Lover,Fan, Veteran and professional I'll say that Gundam Witch from mercury is out of this list, much more better if your starting to gundam is watching Gundam 00 Iron blooded orphans/Gundam Barbatos Mobile suit Gundam Gundam Seed Gundam Seed Destiny Gundam Seed Freedom Gundam Build fighters Gundam Build fighters try Gundam Build drivers Gundam Build drivers Rerise G gundam Unicorn Gundam

Weasel-Tech is still my top choice for an anime mecha game experience because like all mecha anime, it's as much about the characters and their out of combat interactions as it the fast paced brutal combat. It's focus is solo/coop, it's miniatures agnostic geared towards smaller 12mml15mm aesthetics like Heavy Gear, most everything is procedurally generated, and the social system generates interactions between your commanders, support staff, and pilots to give you a very personal lived in experience.

I´m new to the channel, I love the way you reviewed this game, Hope you to review other small games with not a lot of coverage. Maybe, Argatoria, Fantastic Battles or Forgotten World

brother this is a quality vid that goes over the real important shit in the battlefield lore, no clue why it only has 740 views this video is goated

Great game. Can thoroughly recommend it.

I always find myself coming back to these videos when I'm getting back into Infinity, both the wargame and the TTRPG, the history of Dawn is just very interesting and your coverage is very fun and digestible. I know you're probably busy making an N5 video by now, which is fantastic, but maybe someday you could do some lore roundup videos to act as quick overviews of the old edition lore for new and returning players, yeah? I'm looking for a chance to buy the N5 lore book but i think it would be great for people who cant drop $300 on a moments notice to pick up all the old edition and campaign books.

Beautiful game that leaves a impression.

Blkout being made by Vets seems to show. Limit of advance, converging fields of fire, fast and brutal...I appreciate bringing battlefield tactics and creating rules for a slick looking game like this!

9/10 because "Nowhere" sucked

Referring to Gestalts, I always assumed they were just regular humans? It would make sense for the Nation to not want to refer to them as just "humans" and make the Replikas feel lesser than (even though they totally were treated as such). I always assumed it was just a nicer way of saying "the ACTUAL humans"

Mira yo hablo inglés, pero hablas muy rápido y entendí muy poco :(

C# sword was good

Was a fresh faced nomad player in that campaign, managed to get only two games in but really got me interested in the infinity lore, sad they haven't brought them back

Awesome video, please keep making more

Ik its been over a year since this came out, but I wanted to let you know that I was one of the 30 who loved it lmao

LOVE your work. Always some interesting topic to get lost in

It's not perfect, but it's great!!

I‘ve had a look at the rules and although I like some of the concepts, the one design choice I‘m not sure about is the fact that the armies start so close to each other. Mike said he finds the first turns in other games boring and wanted units to get into combat as quick as possible. Personally I love the opening turns! - jostling for position, trying to outmaneuver the opponent. To me that is the core of this type of game - once units are in combat it is just rolling dice. Having said that, the flexible basing requirements means trying it out is easy, as I already have ready to go armies, so I‘ll still give it a try.

Excellent video. Hobgoblin looks really cool.

Witch From Mercury was so good, until they realized that it only had 4 episodes left and rushed through the final arcs. I overall still loved the series. It's what got me into Gundam after all, but I so wish it got a full 50 episodes. The universe had so much potential and to see it get cut off before it could reach that full potential just breaks my heart. Hopefully this will get the Seed treatment and get some sequels. (i'm huffing copium)

I too am here to stan for more BLKout lore i dont think many channels have done that yet

Haven't dug too far into this video or subject yet but I'm wondering if something relatively particular exists: Is there a game or ruleset that allows for customizing and battling 144 scale mech models? I imagine taking pieces from standard HG Gunpla kits and loading them out with statted up bits from other models or 30-minute missions type modular kits before sending them into ground or space combat against other players. Bonus points for games that use or could use Battletech's frame-damage and pilot health mechanics. Does anything like this exist? I've got an itch.

I remember in 2016, when the last Battletech group at my flgs disbanded, I was positive the game was dead. Then 2018's HBS Battletech video game got enough interest for a few people to come back for me to play with. Then CGL started their new resculpts and the Clan Invasion kickstarter's success, MechWarrior 5, and the Mercenarie's kickstarter. Now there's enough Battletech players that there's two different groups that formed, one playing on Fridays at one flgs and one playing on Saturdays at the other flgs. We have more players than the local 40k group and every now and then more people come wanting to play due to enjoying the video games.

I’m prepping a modiphius rpg run, any info on Paradiso?

Those last two tri folds where did you get them? I have friends that are marines and "new American legion sounds fun 😁

Man, Hobgoblin is good stuff. Currently I've repurposed my Tomb Kings of Khemri to make an army, and my first army was built using miniatures modeled off of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. (Tim the Enchanter was my artillery, the Black Knight with the narrow keyword was heavy infantry, good stuff) A trick I like to make the Chart easier is open it in Adobe, highlight the rows I need for my specific units, then print it off.

Wonderful video and great recommendations for an indie game

I'd like to have some idea of how they mechanics work.. because that's what makes a game a game...

As someone stumbling across this at random without any context, this sounds like the maddest game of star finder I've ever heard of.

Sounds like a soccer mom who hovered to close to her son's game of Warhammer, got worked up that he got tabled, then made a tabletop game that wasn't "problematic."

I like how the setting is simultaneously a sandbox meant to field any type of army in, but also very unique and just its own thing. That’s a sign of really good setting building.

I really like the cave-world idea of Rotvalden but all the races they mention being the Warhammer Races is a bit disappointing to me, especially because I love everything else. Though in a game like this making a different race your army is the easiest thing in the world. Just seems like the creator was fully expecting people to use old Warhammer Fantasy armies.

I use my squads of mushroom boys that explode like banelings as a chariot

Cool, where are the robot minis from?

Your game board looks so living, you even have friend-shaped furry impassable terrain!

Seems a bit too serious for a game called hobgoblin

So, did somebody make the Mörk Borg connection? This is Doom Metal Fantasy mass battle game

Cool game

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Great video, I've got a few smaller games under my belt and its a super fun game! The customizing units with keywords almost gives it a deck construction feel.

Some of the art is very reminiscent of Mike Mignola's Hellboy.

Nice summary of the Hobgoblin world. Now I need to read the fluff in the back of the book. It is a fun game. I cut some unit trays and hot glued a bunch of random minis down. A 3,000 point army of undead and a 3,000 point army. Of living foes. Played with my 11 year old son. His first war game and he loved it. (Probably because he beat me….. :😢). Now I’m digging through my. Shelf of shame to break the living army. Into several distinct armies: dwarves (now I get to use the pig calvary), saurians, goblins/orcs, humans, elves….). Really fun because it moves quick.

The doom phase thing is a really interesting idea. Game seems super cool

I just got interested in this game when I came across something as I'm looking for alternatives to games workshop products. Still an excellent listen, and a really awesome intro years later.