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On android I found Google Play Books worked once I uploaded it. But still unable to find anything for windows 10 which is insanity.
Very anti-customer on this front, especially in this day and age
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55 minutes ago, Christopher Rowe said:
All the GW publications I've purchased have been via the iBooks store and they work great on my enormous iPad. I realize that's probably not helpful, but maybe it is?
It's not since I am using Windows 10. But thanks for the attempt
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1 hour ago, Blood0Tiger said:
Yeah I stopped getting their digital books because they don't want to make it accessible.
I would suggest emailing them about your frustrations and the lack of assistance. This is the 'better way' to get their attention and begin change.
I did, I've been pretty much told tough luck, no refunds and no help. Crazy town.
If anyone has a physical copy and can make a pdf of the AOS Solo rules I'll show you my receipt to prove I own a copy.
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I heard back from GW, but they are being not very helpful. I will attempt more software but even the ones they recommend for windows 10 do not allow the epub3 file to be zoomed so its super small and hard to read.
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18 hours ago, Noserenda said:
Calibre used to work alright, though not use it for GW Epubs in a long while
It opens but is unable to zoom (nor convert) due to the file format (epub3 fixed layout)
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16 hours ago, Bruteforce said:
Try to convert epub to pdf. Plenty of sites do it for you
GW uses epub3 with a fixed layout and these are not able to be converted. I have attempted multiple times and talked to various developers of those tools.
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I purchased White Dwarf 458 digitally (for solo rules as covid increases here) but I can't find a reader app for windows 10 that will read their epub3 fixed layout format properly. If it does read its tiny and I can't zoom in, but more often then not it just is all garbled.
Any recommendations? The app they list for reading it on their site lists an app that doesnt even support windows 10
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No armies but just models I bought back in 1.0 when it was buy whatever models you like. So much for being a supportive early adopter.
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325 for the Celestant Prime? Ok I know with the correct setup he can dish out the pain....but still.... just sneeze in his general direction and he falls over.
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As a stormcast player from AOS 1.0, the paint scheme thing is annoying. I painted mine in the Hammers of Sigmar, this was before there were any rules for different sub-factions. Had there been I wouldnt have gone with that scheme, I just figured this was how they were supposed to be painted based on marketing materials.
Now that there are rules for sub-factions am I supposed to strip my models and repaint?
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As stormcast player this set did not interest me at all. SCE players are stuck where the older models are made less powerful every time a new release comes out. Why should I encourage this? I may pick up some of the models off ebay
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3 minutes ago, RuneBrush said:
I may have misunderstood this, but the impression I got was that having the subscription would give you access to the 40k app and (upcoming) AoS app. I didn't think they mentioned removing them as standalone entities - however I would imagine the new AoS app could well be priced the same as the 40k one is currently.
That could be, I dont like 40K so I don't know much about how the current 40K app is. You pay to download the app?
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As a fellow beer and pretzels player I agree with many of your points.
I'm still on the fence and hoping to stay in AOS but time will tell
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I'm on the fence about continuing with AOS or leaving. I Want to stay I enjoy it. But if the App is put behind the subscription that is a big minus to me
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1 minute ago, Chikout said:
The commander is the commander of the battalion. It can be any kind of battlefield leader. The sub commander can be a leader with a wounds characteristic of 10 or less. You can have Mannfred as commander and Belladama in the battle regiment, but if you chose Belladama as the battle regiment commander you now can't also include Mannfred.
Regarding old battalions. Ben Johnson said in an earlier video that they would be part of the new path to glory. I would be surprised if they were also in match play though they have not yet confirmed they are not.
I think the image is horribly confusing.
Reading it written out makes a lot more sense.
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This is super confusing!!
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47 minutes ago, Nacnudllah said:
I'm seeing a lot of discussion of the specific impacts of these new rules, but I'm actually concerned about complexity creep. With adding Heroic actions, Monstrous actions, generic Prayers, even more generic Command Abilities, the ever-growing list of Allegiance abilities, and more new corner case rules (like the new more confusing coherency rule or added list-building complication with whatever Reinforcements are), I don't know if I'm going to be able to actually play the game. My opponents still ask me what the CV of Arcane Bolt is, so as a 'beer and pretzels' player, I think 3rd ed might just be too much cognitive load.
This is my concern. I really enjoyed AOS 1.0 as it was less complex, 2.0 was fine. This is sounding like too much for me to care about. My work is complex, my hobby time needs to be relaxing.
I will wait to see the full rules before making a final decision.
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2 hours ago, Scurvydog said:
That was my thought as well, why show the "Big winners" and bother to namedrop a playtester with nothing to back it up, like comparing the retributors somehow to the annihilators. Do they do more damage? They are still the same "class" of unit, so if annihilators are the "defensive" guys with a 2+ save, maybe dropping some hints for retributors would be cool?
My guess is all the other paladins go to a 3+ save and then more output in general. Retributors might get a higher rend or something I hope, that would make them stand out among the melee units.
Judicators are only mentioned as big winners due to "quality shooting?" how? why? There are longstrikes and ballistas for that, judicators have been the bottom of the barrel for a long time, being over expensive and pathetic in melee as well. If anyone should be able to punch back a bit in combat it should be a stormcast who even has gladius sidearm.
I own a bunch of these, so an optimist would rejoice that these units are mentioned as big winners and a new book on the way, The pessimist says this is GW trying to get rid of the old stock...
I agree I think its trying to dump old stock. the old models got no details.
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4 hours ago, CommissarRotke said:
well we have no book so i gotta tell you No, but people are expecting AOS 3.0 this year. and i think there's a good chance that if Azyr and/or COS are expanded, Stormcast will be able to have a joint army with them
Thanks, Not interested in a joint army so hopefully SCE get a boost
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I've been away for a long time and was thinking of quitting prior to the pandemic (moving plus powercreep), just wondering if the SCE have been fixed?
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3 hours ago, whispersofblood said:
As someone who was there for the transition. It was the accessible player pool who wanted the army building. With even some of the biggest events contributing to the GHB.
Of course they wanted the pivot to army building, they were the ones who thought WHFB was great and they loved that army building aspect.
I still think pool based armies will be a good compromise for all types of AOS players
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Back before the purge my Venator and Loremaster were the deadliest combo on the field. Alas...those days are gone
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Having been playing AOS Since before the GHB, I have always felt the introduction of the GHB was what started the spiral into a lack of balance.
Prior to the GHB you tended to see ppl build lists more around what was cool and fun vs what was the most powerful. I mostly believe this was the case because there was no points system but the most ppl used the pool system which allowed for greater flexibility in army builds.
Once points and artifacts , traits, etc got introduced the game quickly became more about List Building than what was a cool looking army. And that's OK. It just a change but one that GW has not handled well IMO. They just have too many combinations out there and so many things are unused because a couple are so good.
From my perspective GW prefers the game to be about list building the strongest list (regardless of what they say with the 3 ways to play, its lip service) nowadays. I'd love to see them keep the optional stuff and switch from a direct point system to more of a pool to increase greater army variety
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Haven't been paying much attention to AOS lately. Is broken realms AOS 3.0?
Stormcast Eternals 3.0 - There is no "a" in Vindictors
in Stormcast Eternals
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that is crazy and hopefully just typos