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  • #1342456

    schnitzel
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    Yes please! I love to see other peoples stuff for creativ input.

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    #1342491

    jemmy
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    @schnitzel your stuff is great and believe me you´re an inspiration to others.

    All of you: Has anyone tried “Here´s Negan” yet. Is it any good?

    #1342530

    schnitzel
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    @jemmy I bought “here is negan” mainly for the miniatures. The game itself was only a goody. Unfortunately I just played the tutorial twice and watched some playthroughs. The game is clearly a boardgame, not a wargame/tabletopgame. The most noticeable thing gameplay wise was, that you have to find the right pace to play. Negan as a gamecontrolled character wants specific stuff and speed. If you are to slow its bad, as is being to fast. He can get stuck if you fail to do your stuff, like clearing/secureing a room. The random Negan-events are really random, sometimes a little to random for my likeing. But I had fun nonetheless.

    #1342611

    jemmy
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    Thank you @schnitzel , that is all good to know.

    Btw, a very useful expansion for TWDAOW is “Days Gone Bye”, because not only do you get nice new minis, but also rules to make up your own game characters without disrupting the game.

    #1342756

    collins
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    I also have Here’s Negan. I enjoy it and schnitzel is correct, you have to manage negan carefully, throwing your own characters in the way of walkers to ensure he doesn’t lose his shit.

    there are two annoying things with this game however

    Most annoying thing in this the layout of the rulebook. the chaps at mantic have some way to go to make it an easy to use booklet, every time I want to check a rule I end up having to spend a frustrating amount of time flicking between pages. even simple stuff like keep the end of game score table with the end of game score rules rather than at the beginning of the map layouts.

    Secondly, I much prefer the Imperial Assault line of sight rules to the ones in Here’s Negan. I find that the Here’s Negan LOS can be iffy and abused somewhat. When playing with the wife, we house rule it to us the IA LOS system as it is clearer and better in our opinion, even if we then don’t have the LOS we want.

    The best part of the game is the event and room decks. They are so much fun and a good reminder about why I like TWD:AOW in the first place.

    #1342810

    schnitzel
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    Some input from BoardGameGeek regarding Here Is Negan and Zombicide:

    https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2095068/can-anyone-compare-zombicide

     

    #1409170

    schnitzel
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    Jey new stuff is right around the corner. Until then have some walkers

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    #1409844

    schnitzel
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    Have some survivors. Ps the new big skirmish pvp rules are out to pre-order.

    Morgan with chicken

    Carl with pig

    Duane

    Duane back

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