How to Play Infinity – Impetuous Rule

June 17, 2011 by dignity

The guy's at Infinity have given us another one of there great How To Play Infinity videos... can you guess who they asked to do the voice over?

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crovax20

15 years ago

Warren!!!!

sessau

15 years ago

The influence of BOW spreads…soon we will be taking over the internet, and then the games themselves.

benthai98

15 years ago

nice… I love these vids. Clear & concise…

crovax20

15 years ago

To be honest, Beasts of War is just the best. Fun videos to watch, good interaction with viewers, guides on how to play and paint things, showing off how fun other games can be…

I don’t know, of all the tabletop websites, this is the one I end up visiting every day.

lucas

15 years ago

Very good, but Warren, give it some gusto next time! 🙂

celestialdragonking

15 years ago

Very very good. Good team up between Corvus Belli and BoW. The video is fun to watch because of the great graphics and that sexy voice sounds very familiar lol.

davel

15 years ago

That’s so awesome!!
very good job

psychoticstorm

15 years ago

Looks good, well scripted and with nice narrating voice.

perfect.

dreadkennedy

15 years ago

Works great for explaining the rules, got me more interested. I’ve heard there’s a lot of great mechanics in Infinity, but have never seen a game.

lucas

Reply to dreadkennedy

15 years ago

Check out videos from the Infinity week, to get more idea about the game. As all the rules and tokens are freely available on the CB site, you can proxy yourself and a friend a game to see what’s what. Highly recommended – once you experience the ARO system, most of the IGOYOUGO games will feel really static.

bishmeister

15 years ago

I feel BOW has just ‘upt the game’ when it comes to video tutorials. I really like this video, it’s like a computer game tutorial, very professional. Nice one lads.

toofless

15 years ago

That’s a really smooth format there. Obviously it would be just as useful with Warmachine, Malifaux, any of the rulesets that are tricky to learn.

Thanks guys

strombringrr

15 years ago

Thousand times thanks. This video is awesome.

Corvus Belli and BoW couldn’t have asked for a better team up.

nova3k

15 years ago

Im glad they asked you Warren to do a voice over. No offense to the Infinity guys, but i had a hard time understanding them. Warren was much easier to understand and much easier to follow.

fenris86

15 years ago

Great vid. Very understandable and clear.

trebormills

15 years ago

nice vid but i may have to reread the rulebook
I thought you declare action as move+attack. You move, the opponent does an ARO then you attack.So my understanding is that you may not get to attack if you get shot and killed(due to aro) before you engage in cc

bostria

Reply to trebormills

15 years ago

@trebormills
In an order squence all declared actions happen simultaneaously.
Your miniature moves, the enemy shoots and your miniature hits in CC. Everything happens at the same time, and confronted actions ares solved with a face to face roll.

In the video example there is no way that the Shasvastiis could avoid the Magister Knight reach close combat with the Yaogat and hit him. BUT, the Yaogat could even win the combat with his ARO. by the way, the Shasvastiis could shoot at the Knight and maybe even kill him when all dice rolls are solved.
So, during order spending sequence there is no “before” and “after”.

The Magister Knight was just four inches close to the Morat, enough to reach him with a single MOVE. If he was like 16 inches away, those shasvastiis would have the chance to kill the Knight before he reaches the Yaogat.

trebormills

Reply to bostria

15 years ago

i guess that makes sense…..thanks for clarification

abstractalien

15 years ago

Nice video guys, I like the basic stop-motion and FX stuff to make it easier to see whats happening and how things work. I’m certainly keeping an open mind to infinity – sadly, my rather niche taste ensures theres fewer models I see that I like (much like 40k, where I had to “counts as” to do my Enslavers) – but the ones I do like the looks of a lot are the Remote Drones, Obsidon Medchanoid and Slave drones – anyone know if its possible to just play use those?