live Aeon Trespass: Odyssey - 9/9

[aku-chan]

1 hour ago, The Inner Geek said:

Since this is a mini-centric crowd, it may be worth pointing out, the designers have backed down from hard plastic (HIPS) in favor of preassembled PVC. A boon to some and a curse to others. I'm personally a little disappointed, but not going to let it scare me away just yet.

 

Yeah, seemed a little weird that they hadn't already decided that before launch, since some of those big minis were obviously going to very expensive to do in HIPS, I wonder if they were expecting to be a heck of lot more successful in the first week.

 

Luckily it doesn't effect me at all, I'm (shock horror) becoming one of those people who would rather have standees in their games.

[Disciple of Sakura]

23 minutes ago, aku-chan said:

 

Yeah, seemed a little weird that they hadn't already decided that before launch, since some of those big minis were obviously going to very expensive to do in HIPS, I wonder if they were expecting to be a heck of lot more successful in the first week.

 

Luckily it doesn't effect me at all, I'm (shock horror) becoming one of those people who would rather have standees in their games.

Standees? Are you mad?!

[aku-chan]

1 hour ago, Disciple of Sakura said:

Standees? Are you mad?!

 

Probably.

Now I'm starting to look at boardgames as things to play rather than as another source for minis, they're starting to look increasingly unnecessary.

[ced1106]

5 hours ago, The Inner Geek said:

Since this is a mini-centric crowd, it may be worth pointing out, the designers have backed down from hard plastic (HIPS) in favor of preassembled PVC.

 

Good to know. Doesn't look like the creator has experience in PVC? 

[Disciple of Sakura]

I really like the look of the minis, but their bases are so out of scale with your standard 28mm heroic (with good reason, of course) that I think I won't really be interested in trying to make them work. They look super cool, though.