Scenerios

[ATC 1982]

After spending about 2 1/2 weeks away for work. I brought a Warmachine book with me. A section it had in it was Scenerios. So I was wondering for the Table-Top players is there a certain Scenerio you would want to see in the game. Of course this is all based on if Scenerios were put in the game of course. Would you want them in the game?

[dsjohns]

I'm not sure if any of the scenarios would lend themselves very well to what I hope this game ends up being. If it was a standard RTS, I suppose some of them would fit. The one exception to me would be Mangled Metal. I feel like this format captures the essence of WARMACHINE. The link between 'casters and 'jacks is really what the game is meant to centralize on, at least that's what I've been led to believe. So it would be cool to have a format where you'd go head to head with just you and your 'jacks, trying to go for the 'caster kill.

[Skyydragonn]

Well scenario's are basically standard games with specific objectives. Think of a scenario like a standard RTS level. you have you forces and your given objectives to accomplish with those forces. Sometims you have a base sometimes you dont. I can definately see scenario's translating over to the video game.

[skarburn]

One of the particular favourites around my area is "moshpit" (everyone gets into the middle of the map and tries to eliminate their opponent/s from the area).

There's also one in the Hordes book that is called "Firestarter" or something like it. Basically, there's 2-5 fire areas that continue to get bigger throughout the game and obviously deal damage to figures as they wade through it and try and fight without trying to die from the bushfire.

Those are my top two.

In the steamroller format, there's a scenario called "Divide and conquer". Think moshpit, but with two areas on opposite side of the maps.