Looking at the book deal link it seems it would be a physical copy in English but you still pay shipping. Would be nice if they make it optional for the PDF variant. store.warlordgames.com/collections/bolt-action-second-edition-starter-sets
My son and I recently bought “A Gentleman’s War” box set. Big fan of desert war. Models now made and pending priming. Looks great and can’t wait to play. Was very chuffed to get the code for 3rd edition rules. Never expected that and it really makes me want to play other Warlord Games games! Which reminds me that somewhere in my cupboard I have the excellent Cruel Seas.
Great video, just about to start Bolt Action as my brother has played it for years. You mentioned Dropfleet which is great fun and just about to get a new edition and faction. Great time to give it a go!
I second the goodwill comment. Warlord have always done me right when it comes to customer service and issue resolution. Thats not to say that I encounter many issues with their products, I haven't, but they have always been friendly responsive, and over deliver on service.
I love Warlord products, but I miss back when they had weird deals on their homepage, gotten a bit boring, gone are the great intro deals to start new armies while their prices are rising fast. Now 3rd will force players to waste money on new rules... But I will still give it a go
If I could change one thing about Bolt Action, I would seperate the number of activation dice from the number of units. Just to prevent players from having to buy cheap units just for dice. I'd also increase the ranges as they are too short as is. But that's an easy house rule so not that big a deal breaker.
I agree say you only get 3 dice per 5 unit, 6 per 10 and so on. So not every unit gets to do something each turn. It will stop the cheap unit for dice thing and it will prioritize your actions a bit more. Make the game more strategic.
Looking at the book deal link it seems it would be a physical copy in English but you still pay shipping. Would be nice if they make it optional for the PDF variant.
store.warlordgames.com/collections/bolt-action-second-edition-starter-sets
My son and I recently bought “A Gentleman’s War” box set. Big fan of desert war. Models now made and pending priming. Looks great and can’t wait to play. Was very chuffed to get the code for 3rd edition rules. Never expected that and it really makes me want to play other Warlord Games games! Which reminds me that somewhere in my cupboard I have the excellent Cruel Seas.
Great video, just about to start Bolt Action as my brother has played it for years. You mentioned Dropfleet which is great fun and just about to get a new edition and faction. Great time to give it a go!
I second the goodwill comment. Warlord have always done me right when it comes to customer service and issue resolution. Thats not to say that I encounter many issues with their products, I haven't, but they have always been friendly responsive, and over deliver on service.
I love Warlord products, but I miss back when they had weird deals on their homepage, gotten a bit boring, gone are the great intro deals to start new armies while their prices are rising fast. Now 3rd will force players to waste money on new rules... But I will still give it a go
If I could change one thing about Bolt Action, I would seperate the number of activation dice from the number of units. Just to prevent players from having to buy cheap units just for dice.
I'd also increase the ranges as they are too short as is. But that's an easy house rule so not that big a deal breaker.
I agree say you only get 3 dice per 5 unit, 6 per 10 and so on. So not every unit gets to do something each turn. It will stop the cheap unit for dice thing and it will prioritize your actions a bit more. Make the game more strategic.
@@gregbradfield1686this would literally incentivize cheap units for dice so that your dice could be used for good units instead.