Timf

I'm not certain if this has been posted already, I got tired of trawling through AoS v WHFB stuff BUT: I'd like units to be less reliable when receiving orders to move / shoot / charge etc. I think it is Hail Caesar(?) that has a commander rating system where higher rated commanders have a greater chance of their orders being followed by the unit in question. This would introduce an element of randomness and mishap into the game. I don't think this will be popular with competitive players (I can understand why) but it would add an enjoyable element for me. Obviously, I like the curse of the double turn.

GW models are generally top notch, and the latest models are technically very impressive. They are generally very well engineered. Because of their popularity GW models tend to be seen as the 'default standard' which I think is hard on smaller, newer manufacturers. I recently put together some Conquest minis, and while they were good, the building experience was inferior compared to that of Gw's, what with the engineering and clear instructions they generally offer. I have the Song of Ice and Fire starter set, and I think those single piece minis are excellent. I don't like GW's trend in making minis taller, bigger, thinner and easier to break. So I won't be going down the Lumineth route. The 3d printing STLs I've seen are far inferior to GWs level of detail, but that is a medium that's constantly developing and improving.

I'm running the app on a Pixel 3 / Android 11. Like others, the app doesn't open after an initial session. I found going to 'App Info' and clearing the storage (rather than clearing the cache) results in the app launching successfully, but obviously wiany lists I'd made are gone. A bit annoying. I will install it on an iPad and hope it's more stable. As for the UI / UX I quite like it. I'd like Storm Forge to remember the filters you had previously set, and I'd like to be able to make rosters for different armies. Once the app is stable, I see it as reasonable value considering its part of the wider W+ subscription.