Wow … you are so much better at painting than me! 😂 Where do you get your bases? I like those! Also, you have a caddy for a lot of your tokens … is that something you printed? Thanks, great video!
Thanks! I enjoy the painting part of the hobby. The bases are clear acrylic I got from LITKO but I am sure you can find them cheaper other places. I bought a couple of the caddies, but printed the rest.
These two are doing pretty well, all things considered. They seem to have a good bit of firepower, and can handle most things that come up. I've got a question about the Bandido. When you dual wield with two guns the rules say that you may not get critical hits for either of the two weapons, and also that for the off hand weapon the to hit roll needs to be one higher (so a 4+ becomes a 5+, for example). The Twin Guns ability for the Bandido then says that you may fire two one handed guns with no penalty for the off hand gun. Does that mean you can now get critical hits and you only need 4+ to hit, or does it just cancel the 5+ to hit for the off hand gun? I tried to look up the answer, but haven't found anything definite. Like you, I assumed you can now get crits with both guns, and that is how I've played my Bandido so far.
I read it like you that you no longer have a penalty for duel wielding. The hitting on a 4+ was an error I talk about at the beginning of the next video.
Maybe I'm just over thinking it, but there are two penalties for dual wielding - one affects both guns (no crits), and one only affects the off hand gun (4+ becomes 5+). Then Twin Guns says "no penalty for the off hand gun", as if it only affects the second thing (4+ becoming 5+). I hope you are right, as I've got a level 3 Bandido, and have always presumed he can get crits.
@@phildevey6302 I see what you mean. I read it as no penalty for having the off hand gun vs no penalty for the off hand gun in use. I honestly never thought of it the second way until now...hmmm will have to think about it but for now I will keep with the crits. The game is hard enough and fairly well balanced with the crits.
I just looked at the specific card for the bandido's starting ability and it says "may fire two guns per turn ignoring the penalty for dual wielding." To me I still read that as ignoring both penalties. BUT-It says specifically the penalty for dual wielding is not getting critical hits and then states in addition the offhand weapon hits on one higher (paraphrase). So if anything it would seem that you would get crits but still only hit on one higher with the offhand weapon. It sounds like both are penalties and the card says ignore the penalty. But as written there is an argument to maintain the off hand higher die roll requirement.
The wording on my card for the Bandido is slightly different, but I have the 1st Edition, and I think yours is the Revised Edition. Your wording is better, and I think it means ignore both penalties for dual wielding, so that's what I'm going to do. I think that is the way to go. I didn't mean to cause a problem, I just wasn't sure what it meant, and wanted to get it straight in my own mind. Good luck for the rest of this mission, hope it goes well.
Wow … you are so much better at painting than me! 😂
Where do you get your bases? I like those! Also, you have a caddy for a lot of your tokens … is that something you printed?
Thanks, great video!
Thanks! I enjoy the painting part of the hobby. The bases are clear acrylic I got from LITKO but I am sure you can find them cheaper other places. I bought a couple of the caddies, but printed the rest.
@@WarhammerDad Thanks!
These two are doing pretty well, all things considered. They seem to have a good bit of firepower, and can handle most things that come up.
I've got a question about the Bandido. When you dual wield with two guns the rules say that you may not get critical hits for either of the two weapons, and also that for the off hand weapon the to hit roll needs to be one higher (so a 4+ becomes a 5+, for example). The Twin Guns ability for the Bandido then says that you may fire two one handed guns with no penalty for the off hand gun. Does that mean you can now get critical hits and you only need 4+ to hit, or does it just cancel the 5+ to hit for the off hand gun? I tried to look up the answer, but haven't found anything definite. Like you, I assumed you can now get crits with both guns, and that is how I've played my Bandido so far.
I read it like you that you no longer have a penalty for duel wielding. The hitting on a 4+ was an error I talk about at the beginning of the next video.
Maybe I'm just over thinking it, but there are two penalties for dual wielding - one affects both guns (no crits), and one only affects the off hand gun (4+ becomes 5+). Then Twin Guns says "no penalty for the off hand gun", as if it only affects the second thing (4+ becoming 5+). I hope you are right, as I've got a level 3 Bandido, and have always presumed he can get crits.
@@phildevey6302 I see what you mean. I read it as no penalty for having the off hand gun vs no penalty for the off hand gun in use. I honestly never thought of it the second way until now...hmmm will have to think about it but for now I will keep with the crits. The game is hard enough and fairly well balanced with the crits.
I just looked at the specific card for the bandido's starting ability and it says "may fire two guns per turn ignoring the penalty for dual wielding." To me I still read that as ignoring both penalties. BUT-It says specifically the penalty for dual wielding is not getting critical hits and then states in addition the offhand weapon hits on one higher (paraphrase). So if anything it would seem that you would get crits but still only hit on one higher with the offhand weapon.
It sounds like both are penalties and the card says ignore the penalty. But as written there is an argument to maintain the off hand higher die roll requirement.
The wording on my card for the Bandido is slightly different, but I have the 1st Edition, and I think yours is the Revised Edition. Your wording is better, and I think it means ignore both penalties for dual wielding, so that's what I'm going to do. I think that is the way to go. I didn't mean to cause a problem, I just wasn't sure what it meant, and wanted to get it straight in my own mind. Good luck for the rest of this mission, hope it goes well.