A couple of days ago a friend and I had the afternoon free so decided to meet up around his house for a friendly 1500pt 40K game. I was playing my Salamanders and he was playing Chaos Space Marines. The outcome of the game was a victory for my opponent but it was one of the best, if not the best, game of 40K I have ever had. What made this game so special? Simply, it was played for fun. Neither of us fielded a powerful list and we didn't go all out to win at all costs. In fact my opponent made a conscious decision that could have cost him the game but took that play because it was fun and made in-game sense.
It has made me wonder why more players don't play for the fun of the game, rather than to win at all costs? In my experience even if a player isn't a WAAC type, they still play very competitive. I think the game would be better if games were far more friendly and less competitive. Play for the fun of it rather than to crush your opponent.
Eryx_UK
ReplyDeleteYou will always get competitive people in this world.Some people i have found have something to prove & must win at all costs.
40k is there to enjoy not get peoples backs up.
Tolerate the people who are in your face & then put them out of your mind.
There will always be opponents who share your views, "it's a game come on lets have fun".
JRQ73
What game was that Col?
ReplyDeleteIt was a game against Jason Locking in his new gaming shed.
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