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I’m not saying the guy in the YouTube Thumbnail looks like @avernos on speed but he looks like him on *all* the drugs XD
I had to watch this at x0.75 to understand the dialogue! Even then, it took two goes (with subtitles the second time around). The game itself interesting (hey, it’s Infinity!) and the minis look great, but I kind of zoned out halfway through the video. Just reading the stats that were already onscreen didn’t really add anything to sell the game, sorry. And this is a game I *want* to know more about.
yeah … his Spanish accent makes it very hard to understand, which makes the really boring subject of reading those stat cards even worse.
This is a video for tournament players who are obsessed with getting ‘all’ of the info before release, which is weird as CodeOne is supposedly aimed at newbies who don’t like/need the complexity of the N4 rules.
That was what I found most puzzling – the accent, I can get past (since I had subtitles on anyway). But it was the content. I’m the target audience – someone with hobby budget to spare, who has shown an interest in Infinity, thought “phew that looks like a lot of investment (not just financially, but time- and effort-wise) and along came CodeOne which looked like their equivalent of “Kill Team to 40K”: a possible gateway into a potentially bigger game, or just a rollicking good, fun, skirmish game in it’s own right.
I wanted to know more, I wanted to be sold the game.
“We’d love to know if you’re going to be trying out Infinity with this new CodeOne box.”
Well, in all honesty, no.
I really, really want to. But off the back of this video alone? Nope.
indeed … the intro video is really cool.
The faction videos were nice, but then we get this and I’m like “Why does this exist?”
And the only thing I can think of is that it exists for the players of N3/N4 who want to know what the stats for these troops are like and then make screenshots to use them in their game …
Great looking new figures.