And an another informative and clear video, thank you for this series. For Spectre I have always wondered about the grenades and the defense roll. I mean is it not harder to throw the grenade to the same place, if it is empty or if someone is standing there. But of course it gives both players something to do for back and forth interaction, instead of one player becoming spectator, which is nice thing for tabletop games :).
Super, comme à l'habitude. I don’t have my rule book with me, but I would have liked a comment on what happens if the deflection goes back to the thrower. Personally, in other games, I used the rule that it's impossible for a grenade to deviate more than half the distance of the throw. I’ll check later to see if there are similar provisions in Spec Ops... I don’t remember reading any.
Great video, as always thanks. Waiting for the next chapter of "How to play Spectre Operations" I wanted to ask you if you have homemade rules for enemy behavior. Playing alone I would like to use tables to randomize the behavior of hostile miniatures.
Yes I have. Check my "how to play spectre solo" video ;) I have a table that randomize enemy movement and I'm building a new version of it for my next campaign
J'ai fait toutes ces vidéos dans les 2 langues ;). Mais pour ta question, tout simplement car la communauté est plus grande a l'international donc plus de visibilité.
Loving this series of videos, you are really doing wonders for this hobby, I hope the makers of SO appreciate your work in kind!
Thanks a lot late, I also hope that :)
Once again, very clearly explained. Thanks Mate ;)
Glad you liked it!
Damn mate, these video's are goooooood. Also all your terrain looks so nicely done!
Thanks mate !
And an another informative and clear video, thank you for this series.
For Spectre I have always wondered about the grenades and the defense roll. I mean is it not harder to throw the grenade to the same place, if it is empty or if someone is standing there.
But of course it gives both players something to do for back and forth interaction, instead of one player becoming spectator, which is nice thing for tabletop games :).
Yeah like you said, when targeting enemy models, it gives the oposite player a sense of "I can do something to save my men"
Love this one! Love the series!
Thanks Mike!
great 👍🏻
Super, comme à l'habitude. I don’t have my rule book with me, but I would have liked a comment on what happens if the deflection goes back to the thrower. Personally, in other games, I used the rule that it's impossible for a grenade to deviate more than half the distance of the throw. I’ll check later to see if there are similar provisions in Spec Ops... I don’t remember reading any.
It's not mentionned in SO, doesn't mean you can't house rule it with the people you are playing with though.
Great video, as always thanks. Waiting for the next chapter of "How to play Spectre Operations" I wanted to ask you if you have homemade rules for enemy behavior. Playing alone I would like to use tables to randomize the behavior of hostile miniatures.
Yes I have. Check my "how to play spectre solo" video ;) I have a table that randomize enemy movement and I'm building a new version of it for my next campaign
@@TheSoloWargamer 🔝
First!
vu ton accent j'imagine que tu es français, pourquoi ne tout simplement pas gardé l'usage de notre belle langue ?
J'ai fait toutes ces vidéos dans les 2 langues ;). Mais pour ta question, tout simplement car la communauté est plus grande a l'international donc plus de visibilité.
@@TheSoloWargamer a d'accord !! autant pour moi, désolé