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Warhammer competitive

To begin, why am I qualified to talk about this topic? At the time, I was running Team Scotland and was highly enfranchised in Team Play, while singles play was something of a secondary concern. On top of this; with captaining Team Scotland and my recent venture into professional coaching, I am positioned to see players at all levels of development and see the issues that are common to different gameplay aspects at these levels. With the feedback recieved from the original Google Docs distributed by twitter and word of mouth only document, as well as two years of my own growth and learnings, it is time to revisit this question. The Question:. What are the skills required to take a player from one bracket to another within the framework of competitve events? A Typical 40k Tournament comprises of 5 rounds of competitive play against other players on similar winrates. For our purposes, these are the breakdowns:. Consistently wins events, or Consistently wins 4 or more games at Major Level. The Disclaimer:. Lived experience for one player will not directly correlate to others. The skills that I have found useful in my progression as well as the ones I encourage for others are based on my time in competitive play only. All events are different, and results should always be considered within a wider context. The level of players at some events could mean that the difficulty of going at one may match the difficulty of going at another. This is intended as a guide only, where as a player you can honestly assess your skills and your results over a long term period and use that to determine where you fit in this rubric.

Playing a list you have experience with, or playing a meta list with some understanding.

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Warhammer competitive

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Can You Roll a Crit! Join us by filling out a tiny 3 field form and you will get your own, free, dakka user account which gives a good range of benefits to you: No adverts like this in the forums anymore. Catechism of Fire, 4. IMO GW should create a competitive version of 40k with a range of discrete pre-set lists that have been playtested exhaustively. Playing to play. Good question. If anything dakka could need a Warhammer narrative section. The level of players at some events could mean that the difficulty of going at one may match the difficulty of going at another. BattleTech: Plasma Cannons. The Question:. We already have a tournament discussions and a tactics forum that mostly revolves around tournament play that's why there's little useful information in there for me. Dakka is indeed a very nice site. For instance, look at the BA thread in the tactics forum as some here pinpoint to the tactical board.

Switching from casual to competitive Warhammer 40k is not as simple as flipping a switch. The learning curve can be quite steep and it can leave a casual gamer quite flustered during the transition.

Can You Roll a Crit! YMDC just went down the crapper alltogether. The skills that I have found useful in my progression as well as the ones I encourage for others are based on my time in competitive play only. Players at this level will be using units for multiple tasks at once, such as Scoring and Dealing Damage, or Move Blocking and Screening Very tight with play when required, identifies opponents mistakes and makes plays to exploit. Orks meks have a better understanding of electrics and mechanics than most Tech Priests. HappyRaccoon - February 22, It's the ability to downvote nonsense posts and toxic attitudes, and upvoting helpful and friendly posts. Moreover, army lists and their discussion has come to a bottom line. Lived experience for one player will not directly correlate to others. PenitentJake Longtime Dakkanaut. Macro - your ability to form an overall game plan and follow it. Enable or Disable Cookies. The simple truth is that the best players in the world are not going at GT level events with any frequency. Proactively limits the ability of the dice to impact events, has fallback plans for bad dice. It's a legacy army that needs to be rebooted with a new focal point.