I'm sorry to say this but I feel like this blog has dropped in quality lately. I don't mean to sound like an asshole but isn't this supposed to be a blog for fans of Forgeworld (the Great Crusade, the Heresy and the Scouring)? But instead of getting news about the Heresy Weekender we get hobby progress about 40k Mortarion and 40k Abaddon. I don't mind more 40k content but not if it's at the expense of 30k.
Hi Phil. Sorry, we didn’t report from the Horus Heresy Weekender this year as generally Warhammer Community are on point with decent reporting and photos at the Weekender. I’m sorry but many of our contributors have decided to follow 40k projects currently. I myself had to paint Mortarion as part of a Golden Daemon winners comp. I chose to paint him in Heresy colours as he will be leading my Death Guard during the Siege of Terra hopefully. I’m sorry he took me 2-3 months to finish. Apart from that I now have to paint 2x Titans (Warbringer and Warhound) in 28mm. In between this I will be painting some AT Titans as part of my 30k passion. I am also in the middle of building my gaming room, where hopefully I will be able to start battle reports again. I do take your comments on board, and I can reassure you that my primary interest is the 30k era. I hope to get to my Rout and Death Guard again as soon as possible.
No need to apologize it's your blog after all. I just had the impression that the content had changed rather significantly and didn't align with my personal taste anymore. I always liked your transcript of the Heresy Weekender seminars that were more informative than the articles on Warhammer Community in my opinion. Thank you for your reply, I'm looking forward to more 30k content.
Maybe if you and the other bunnies who were at HH Weekender would be able to collate a list of interesting little tidbits you all obtained from conversations with the FW staff? Those little nuggets of information that only a one on one discussion sometimes brings?
I'm sorry to say this but I feel like this blog has dropped in quality lately. I don't mean to sound like an asshole but isn't this supposed to be a blog for fans of Forgeworld (the Great Crusade, the Heresy and the Scouring)? But instead of getting news about the Heresy Weekender we get hobby progress about 40k Mortarion and 40k Abaddon. I don't mind more 40k content but not if it's at the expense of 30k.
ReplyDeleteHi Phil. Sorry, we didn’t report from the Horus Heresy Weekender this year as generally Warhammer Community are on point with decent reporting and photos at the Weekender.
ReplyDeleteI’m sorry but many of our contributors have decided to follow 40k projects currently. I myself had to paint Mortarion as part of a Golden Daemon winners comp. I chose to paint him in Heresy colours as he will be leading my Death Guard during the Siege of Terra hopefully. I’m sorry he took me 2-3 months to finish. Apart from that I now have to paint 2x Titans (Warbringer and Warhound) in 28mm. In between this I will be painting some AT Titans as part of my 30k passion.
I am also in the middle of building my gaming room, where hopefully I will be able to start battle reports again.
I do take your comments on board, and I can reassure you that my primary interest is the 30k era. I hope to get to my Rout and Death Guard again as soon as possible.
No need to apologize it's your blog after all. I just had the impression that the content had changed rather significantly and didn't align with my personal taste anymore. I always liked your transcript of the Heresy Weekender seminars that were more informative than the articles on Warhammer Community in my opinion. Thank you for your reply, I'm looking forward to more 30k content.
ReplyDeleteCheers Philip. Thanks for your understanding.
DeleteMaybe if you and the other bunnies who were at HH Weekender would be able to collate a list of interesting little tidbits you all obtained from conversations with the FW staff? Those little nuggets of information that only a one on one discussion sometimes brings?
ReplyDeleteFair point. We will be attending at events in the future.
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