What's on your mind?

I know. I remember being very annoyed at the change.

Does the Vallejo not have a bit to much blue in it? I use the coat d arms version which I think is the closest but not quite as vibrant.
Looking at ancient models IRL at Foundry Miniatures, one thing I noticed was the Goblin Green bases are very blue toned!

I too now use Vallejo as with @Tiny the convenience far outweighs historical accuracy, especially as GW historical accuracy is dependent on who mixed the paint before it was put into the pots!

I don’t find it particularly blue though, interestingly my old Army Painter Goblin Green is the same as the Vallejo one, or at least so close that you’d never notice which was used.

The screwup screwtop one was vibrant rather than a muted green. I found Vallejo Model Color: Olive Green was a reasonable match to that.
 
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now thinking:
-necromunda badzone enforcers: assembled but I need the upgrade sprue, paint schemes 90% tested
need to keep stalling for time and do those frigging ponchos
-mordheim: kislevite warband: getting printed, don't forget to order the bear... see if local shop can get epic miniatures
ostermarkers: getting printed / awaiting empire shipment... don't forget to order the dog, look up examples for the fat farmer
pit fighters: shopping done, save trollslayer... extreme converting, do other warbands first

note to self: avoid sprue-goo
 
Just went to buy my digital copy of The Book of Law on Warhammer Digital but it's not a listed product. Le sigh...
 
i can't buy all the books i don't have enough room. the pdf format doesn't take place. place i need for the miniatures. So is it true or not i don't know but it's what i heard.
 
I'm not sure that would do much against piracy... there are scans out there of most physical books.
that being said... they don't really think through how they can bind their clients to them.

say you buy one codex for one army/gang, you get the updates for the book for free.
-they would remove the 'book cost' for upcoming releases, replacing it with an advertisement for upcoming products (models or supplies)
-for people who really collect a faction you would 'hook them in' for a certain content... meaning you would invest in long term consumers
-based on that they could even do targeted marketing

-illegal copies would become less interesting as the you're not buying the book, you're buying the yearly updates to a faction
 
Good news, next spring there are two friday the 13th. So two opportunities to watch one movie from the franchise. The best one is in february just before saint valentine. it's the perfect romantic movie.
 
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Here’s the update today (September 30, 2025, Europe/Paris): chat gpt research

  • Amazon Kindle: no e-book listing for Necromunda: Bastions of Law found.
  • Apple Books: no e-book listing found.
  • Google Play Books: no e-book listing found.
 
my sister got born on a Friday the 13th and I on a valentines day...
I'm not sure if I'm a huge fan of the symbolism... :D

necroraw (likely soon) or order it from the germans?
I got my book if you need specific info
 
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they're trying to optimise their profits, with less translations
but both in France (having a certain national pride) and ukraine (not really being fans of Russian language rulebooks) the reception has been a bit lukewarm...
I think they might be going a bit too far...

(even if I'm fluent in Dutch, English and French, I kinda liked my old French WD)
 
Come to think of it GW always seems to go against the tide. In France there is a big RPG culture and most companies either sell PDF, physical books and PDF or the PDF is free if you can prove that you bought the book, give a free PDF on occasion or the basic book.

Not GW... You will pay for everything...

Same for the video game licenses. Most companies are careful with their IP even if can end up in company like Evil Associates.

Not GW... you have a game? You want a licence to sell it and use a skin? Just ask GW.

They don't care that much or didn't care that much. What matters is visibility of the brand.

Is there wisdom in their madness 🤔?
 
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they're trying to optimise their profits, with less translations
In the era of AI translation it’s actually quite surprising that they’ve taken that stand!!
Even if they didn’t want to master and print lots of physical books you’d think they’d jump in on a quick digital job.

I mean, we’ve seen the quality of their English language versions, so even if the AI garbled whole sentences it might not be noticeable. It might actually make them better!!
 
well there never was a Necromunda book in french save for the ones in the n17 release of gang war. So on this i don't think it's the issue.
 
the dutchspeaking part of Belgium usually gets the English books, the French speaking part get French WD, etc...
but starting from 20 years ago I think they have been downsizing their translations to only the bigger games.

for French necromunda I'm aware one of the mundamanager people is trying to collect french materials and has organized a French necromunda discord (djidiouf / ashenquarter), we got into an exchange when I talked to a frenchspeaking Canadian on their discord.
I can ask him the discord address if it's relevant?
 
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