TTS is way easier to find games than even local games but playing in person with real models is way more fun at the end of the day. That said, TTS also exposes me to a variety of players of diff skill levels. I fought GitGud's world eaters the other day. You know, the guy who shadow boxes and does push ups while you do your movement and shooting phases! He's a good player, he beat me, but he's also just distracting and distracted. Any way.... I'm looking to crush 5 to 6 round in this next tournament and in order to do so I have to build a new list. My birds are a lot stronger and consistent now, so Tzeentch may be the answer but I've really been loving some Slaanesh shenanigans too. Keeper of secrets still sucks balls though. Khorne demons hit hard AF too so that might be another absurd option for an Incursion or shadow legion list. So many fun options! With every army at my finger tips, I could play anything at all though! Demons are just kinda my jam, ya dig?

Curious what armies Y'all are playing right now? Letting me know will help me make more interesting posts for you. I know there is an Ultra Marnie Player, Tau... Rats for AOS. What are you into? What is YOUR Jam?

I'm thinking about putting together some assets packs for video creation. I want this community to not only have access to playing 40k but also making cash from it so we can buy all the new stuff we want. One way to make some cash is by creating battle reports or tutorials but most of that type of stuff on the web looks terrible. I do edits for Tactical Tortoise and in his videos they're all very professional looking and sounding. These edits are easy but are even easier with assets that can be used quickly, without having to learn to do photo editing too. Like a screen shot of lethal hits or a stratagem might be easily taken but an actual visual image with army colors, even if you're good at it takes several minutes to put together. Any way, let me know if that sort of thing would be of any interest to y'all?

40k is a chess game. It's all about movement. I've heard some top players say dice don't matter...but that's bull. Dice do matter when a failed charge means you lose the game. I won a game awhile back because I command rerolled a save and got a 5 on my daemonettes that scored me a ton of points. As I recall that single daemonettes was worth like 15 points based on where she was and the action her squad was doing. Dice win games. However, movement is much more impactful. Movement denys points. Movement scores points. Movement determines what lives and die. Mastery of the movement phase is essential to winning. I played, 'Git gud' the other day. He beat me with his World Eaters on Tabletop Simulator. (I'll play you too, if anyone wants some games) He did a great job of setting traps that I was forced to deal with. He moved trash units, Jahkals, onto two objectives in the center of the board. It could have shot them off the table BUT Jahkals make an objective they die on sticky so I had to touch the objective to take it and the moment I did, it was full send on his 20 man beserker squad staged behind a wall that I couldn't get an angle to shoot. He also sent in two hell brutes that ping pinged back and forth killing basically my whole army. I knew it was going to happen and despite knowing that I made some choices to see how it was going to play out. I didn't fully understand how stupid his hell brute rules were. They're similar to how dumb Murder Fang is in Space Wolves, but they can take three of them, with 6" consolidate movement. So I took the bait, intentionally and hoped that my army would get enough 4++ invuln saves to survive the first onslaught. Spoiler: They didn't but I learned a ton about playing as melee army. Then, the next day, I put together a new list of Slaanesh demons and beat the new BS Ultra Marines over powered Victrix squad list. I fought this guy with a list of 30 daemonettes, they hit hard but are not hard to destroy. He had two tanks in his list, which I had no answer for other than move blocking them.