Didn't say any of those things about you.Yanda Sunstar wrote:Gosh......yes i m a nobrainer, powergamer, ruleabuser, cheater, etc. Whatever you like......Kithail wrote:Yanda, are you the kind of player that think that you win just with the stats written in your army list?Yanda Sunstar wrote:First: congratulations! Well done! Good to see another victory for the Asur.
Second: i cant believe it! How can a list like this one win a tournement? Luck? Bad oppenents? Dice luck?
If i would play against this list with VC, Thorek or whatever, i m quiet confident i would beat you. Why didn´t the Thorek Gunline list shoot you to pieces? Why didn´t 12 Fanatics killed your whole army? Why didn´t the Slayer just "slayed" you? (ok, Slayers vs. Asf)
You got no strong Magic, no hard hitters, 3 RBT´s are great, but every fast unit could take them out easily. At least you would have to fokus on the fast units before you could fire on hard units. And 2 units of Seaguards cannot kill a whole army of dwarves! Hey they got T4 and at least 4+ AS (even with AS 5+ Seaguard alone cannot kill a whole Dwarven gunline).
And what about the Dwarven Warmashines? Did they do nothing? One hit and a Chariot is gone. Also Fanatics should crush any Elven Chariot without any problem.
If i would field exactly this list at my local GW Store, i would get beaten without problem.
Can you explain how you won against your enemys and please be honost: were your oppenents "nobrainers" or did the "Dice God" helped you a lot?
Looks like that is the case. Strategy and how do you use, move, and manouver your units matters.
No matter how bad you list "looks", you can achieve victories.
Forgive me that i asked a question. I hope i ll never do that again.
YOU said you were able to beat him easily in your game table any time, just by taking a look at his list, and that for sure he won because either his opponents sucked, or because dice luck blessed him. That makes you the kind of player that think that can win just with the stats written in the army lists.
As clear as 2+2=4. Do not try to use a slippery slope argument.