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>Infinity is a 28mm skirmish game by Corvus Belli where doctors regularly kill their patients and engineers do everything else.
>Official site:
http://www.infinitythegame.com/
>All the rules are for free. Buying the books is only relevant for fluff:
http://www.infinitythegame.com/archive.php
>Provisional Catalog where you can look at pretty pictures of the miniatures you're thinking of getting:
http://www.infinitythegame.com/catalogue/
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Friend Computer wants you to remember that Nomads are drains on society, willing to lure innocent young minds in with promises of genetic abomination furry sex cops, anarchy, and space-pot.
Report all Nomads to Aleph, for a brighter, safer tomorrow.
>>43026413
On that note I am a young-ish mind that has been lured into this particular wargame by the lore and aesthetic of the Nomads. Particularly the Mobile Brigada box.
I want to build my very first infinity army consisting of five linked Mobile Brigada (HMG, Missile launcher, Hacker, LT, Boarding Shotgun), a Jaguar, an HMG Intruder, a FO Alguacil, a Daktari+zondbot, and a Tomcat Engineer.
I'd link to the list, but the official army builder seems to be down this evening. So please trust me when I say...
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>>43026967
I know people in the infinity community are typically ok with proxies, since a lot of units that have stats don't have models
Hey /tg/, i'm making a tbs game in a scavenger world/scrap punk setting, where the inhabitants are several generations into mystifying the old world technology.
What are some inspirations i can draw from when dealing with the user interface? I'm looking for things like circuit boards drawn on parchment as flourishes, console fonts scribed in calligraphic ink, mixed with occult stuff like tarot or ouija board designs, to deliver the point that whatever's left of high technology is just used as religious iconography, embellishments and decoration.
Got...
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>>43048948
Yeah.. you're in completely unknown territory for most people. If you want supplies, you'll have to make most of it up as you go.
>>43049340
I was afraid of that.. another idea, QR code-derived designs for house banners, letter seals or flags
Sup, /tg/, been thinking of doing something Fallout-related and was wondering if there were any good ideas any of you had out there for Vaults. I had a concept of a few random number tables that would dictate the Vault's location (within the Thirteen Commonwealths, possibly Canada, though I don't know if any Vaults were built there post-annexation) and its experiment.
I'll start us off with a couple ideas I had:
>Lawbringer Vault: A vault populated primarily with members of Law Enforcement and their relatives, stocked with exhaustive libraries on the criminal justice system and an extremely large surplus of alcoholic beverages.
>The 'Red' Vault: A Vault comprised of exactly 999 Slavic-Americans and One Anglo-American to be appointed as Overseer. At exactly twenty-five years into the Overseer's tenure, a message would activate in his terminal, urging 'Comrade Russovsky' that the time for revolution has come and that the capitalist overseer must be killed, immediately followed by a sheepish plea for the Overseer to disregard the message. The experiment is to see the effects of a leader dealing with a populace he has known for a long time showing hints of being something he cannot trust.
>The Americana Vault: A Vault stocked to the brim with everything that makes America American, with flags and iconography virtually every surface. Every single holovid is American propaganda, every book is American history or fiction with thinly veiled nationalist messages. There are no globes, only maps of America labeled 'The Only Place That Matters'.
Have any ideas of your own, /tg/?
>>43046989
Isn't the last one kinda already what's going on? I mean all vaults are basically like that but with their own experiment added on top
How about a vault filled with psychics or has that already been done?
>>43047023
I mean to the degrees of absolute absurdity. Where even Fallout Pre-War Americans would go 'We GET it, already!' Complete saturation to where no other waking thought could be allowed.
>>43047025
We talking mentalists and magicians or actual psychic psychics?
This is Boruto Quest, a quest set in the universe of Naruto. It is during the generation of Naruto's son, shortly after everyone has graduated from their Genin exam. I haven't kept up with the series beyond the end of the original one, so this one is intended to recapture the feel of that time of Naruto. I will not be incorporating the main show or the Boruto movie's plot into the quest, although some recognizable characters will be present. You play as a 12 year old Genin graduate named Takeshi. You have been assigned a Jounin squad leader named Hanto, and your...
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Whoops, I forgot the title. Boruto Quest 17.
My bad
You leap down and start to drag the massive beast back to the makeshift camp. Your muscles are already aching severely from a full day of non-stop trials, but you press on. A single one of it's claws is enough to encompass your chest, and if you hadn't killed it with such a precision shot, the battle would have been terrible. A single swipe would have been your end. It's a difficult trek back, but you make it, dripping with sweat.
Kneeling down, you get to work with gutting and cleaning the beast. It's incredibly difficult to separate the pelt from...
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>>43004299
>>A. How are you holding up through all of this?
>B. Do you think that we can do this?
You are Ur'shal, Chieftain of the Stonetusk Clan and Warlord of the Wastes. To date, all of your encounters with other races have followed a fairly predictable pattern of conflict and enslavement, which makes the events of this morning something of a curiosity. A half-elf by the name of Yselt had a letter delivered to your hut by way of homunculus, raising questions on the security of your camp for one thing, requesting a meeting for your mutual benefit. From what information you've garnered about this individual from your elf slaves, you think you can rule out vengeance from her list of motives, the picture painted is a more selfish, ruthless and amoral one than that. Still, you cannot rule out the possibility that she intends to lead you into an ambush, which is why you have gathered together a suitable party to attend the meeting with you.
With Dru'ak and the rest of your honorguard, supported by Ya'zada, Izannia and Vaki, you should be more than prepared to deal with any schemes the halfbreed might have. It's a stark, clear morning over the wastes, though it maintains a closeness to it which makes you suspect storms brewing over the jungles to the south. Yselt wishes to meet with you at a split rock a couple of hours to the east, too far away for further backup from your clan to arrive quickly should it become necessary. You know the location well enough however to know that the ground is flat and open around the landmark in question, which would make it a hard spot to hide an ambush.
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Ya'zada seems to be itching for action, a lopsided, one-tusksed smile across her features, while Dru'ak, in contrast, remains as stoic as ever. Izannia stifles a yawn as she steps up alongside you, looking distinctly unhappy to have been dragged from her slumber at this early hour, grumbling something about uppity elf-kin not setting their meetings for more civilized hours. You've allowed the slave her arms and armor, you doubt she'd pull anything at this stage, and the explanation you drew from...
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