Marvel Crisis Protocol Review - with Jason Peacock

[@tylermiller6532]

Hands down best intro!!!! I've been watching a bunch and they are either an hour (give or take) or multiple videos etc. THIS WAS AWESOME 😎.

[@8triagrammer]

To be fair, printed rules often become obsolete very quickly due to errata and FAQs. If they cut costs by doing this then I support it. Tough call.

[@skavenmatt3904]

The pieces are needlessly intricate for me. Most the models could be 1 piece, printed, and painted. Instead they're like 47 parts for a dude with a gun, like crossbones. For a skirmish game with a low model count, the price is Right on point with a licensed game. You pay mostly for the names involved. You're Right in saying the scenarios are mostly the same, for what it is, I enjoy it. It needs some more support, and some more development to pick up some speed though.

[@Alejandro-kd7ej]

Totally agree with skaven Matt about the unnecessary complexity of putting together the minis. It has no sense to divide the limbs for example in so many pieces when there are no different choices to build. The have to streamline this IMO.

[@Weifuknigt]

This game is nothing like necromunda , not even close .