It's been a long time since I've posted on these forums but I figure since this is the most important thread on here, I might as well say thanks for the good times!
I lost my will to 'wing at the 2.0 changeover and I miss x-wing 1.0. As hideous as it was sometimes, I met a lot of rad people on here and many times in person!
I appreciate you all! I appreciate the inspiration, conversation, frustration, righteous keyboard fury, won games, lost games, names to go with handles, faces to go with avatars, and masters both jumpy and salty.
To anyone I ever butted heads with, thanks for putting up with me! To everyone I never butted heads with, what's your ******* problem? 
 
Love and kisses!

It's been a long time since I've posted on these forums but I figure since this is the most important thread on here, I might as well say thanks for the good times!
I lost my will to 'wing at the 2.0 changeover and I miss x-wing 1.0. As hideous as it was sometimes, I met a lot of rad people on here and many times in person!
I appreciate you all! I appreciate the inspiration, conversation, frustration, righteous keyboard fury, won games, lost games, names to go with handles, faces to go with avatars, and masters both jumpy and salty.
To anyone I ever butted heads with, thanks for putting up with me! To everyone I never butted heads with, what's your ******* problem? 
 
Love and kisses!

It's been a long time since I've posted on these forums but I figure since this is the most important thread on here, I might as well say thanks for the good times!
I lost my will to 'wing at the 2.0 changeover and I miss x-wing 1.0. As hideous as it was sometimes, I met a lot of rad people on here and many times in person!
I appreciate you all! I appreciate the inspiration, conversation, frustration, righteous keyboard fury, won games, lost games, names to go with handles, faces to go with avatars, and masters both jumpy and salty.
To anyone I ever butted heads with, thanks for putting up with me! To everyone I never butted heads with, what's your ******* problem? 
 
Love and kisses!

I disagree. A Dooku Fear, Surprise, Intimidation turn allows him to pretty reliably put down 5 supression, with a floor of 4 (if he fails to roll a hit with lightning). The 4 are automatic just for dropping the card. 
Grievous has a higher ceiling, but a lower floor too. A Dooku 5 supression turn is easier to pull off than a Grievous 3 supression turn. They both require 2 units in the area, but Dooku's ranged dice are better. Grievous can certainly throw a lot more out,  but that depends entirely on your opponent having enough of their units in Grievous' range to be shot. 
 

Thanks mate !
So i'm using CR2016 cell batteries, i fit 2 of them instead of one CR2032 under the base without modifications of the base.
I go up to 6V that way, with 150mAh autonomy. For your information CR2032 has a 240mAh autonomy 
 
 
Concerning grievous i kept the wires along his arms, get inside his torso and wires got out as a "tail". He's stuck just by the barricade behind him and wires get inside it, because he's just stuck by the barricade you can't tell there is wires going out from his body like that. However, using conductive paint on him is a real pain because of the 4 LEDs. He also have only 2 CR2016 cells under base.

And I thought your Tauntsgiving smelled bad from the outside! 

And I thought your Tauntsgiving smelled bad from the outside! 

And I thought your Tauntsgiving smelled bad from the outside! 

We observe Tauntsgiving. Taunts are exchanged. It gets pretty awful. People leave with little to no happiness left in their souls. It makes a Friar’s Club roast look like Teletubbies. 

**** the odds! Roll 4 white dice!

**** the odds! Roll 4 white dice!

**** the odds! Roll 4 white dice!

Tabletop Admiral updated

As a native speaker I can confirm this. You spend any number of observation tokens that the enemy unit has to reroll that many attack dice. Observation tokes are removed at the end of the round.
 

Great video!
The editing was punchy and kept the pace fresh and interesting. 
A lot of info in under 10 minutes!

Give him offensive push and ascension cables.
Get behind a LoS blocker, tap offensive push and cables, jump 1 up to the top, get an aim, shoot with steady, then get a free clamber back down out of sight, recover as your second action.

I don’t think anyone mentioned this, but with Bane’s ability to get placed on the table and the Steady keyword, he can use the old Peekaboo trick that Snowtroopers usually play with. Peekaboo is when a unit with Steady starts in full line of sight (LoS) blocking terrain, then step out and fires using Steady, then steps back into LoS blocking terrain. The only problem is that Bane only has range 2, but as I mentioned, he can be placed anywhere. You will need to include the Environmental Gear upgrade as well, as his range 2 may require moving over barricades to get into range and his Jump ability will only get him there and not back. It’s incredibly frustrating for your opponent (I know from personal experience), and it forces your opponent to do something they didn’t want to do and move a unit or two of theirs out of place to deal with Bane. Then you use that to your advantage as well, usually with a counter on their now reduced core or on the straglers that are now out of place. Not many people are trying this, but it is effective. Just a thought.

What if...just hear me out...
They cloned the intern?

I prefer the sabs.   They are very strong, but definitely take a higher level to play well.
Here is my personal favorite army right now:
General Grievous (Aggressive Tactics, DT-57 Annihilator)
B1 Battle Droids (Radiation Cannon B1 Trooper, B1 Battle Droid)
B1 Battle Droids
B1 Battle Droids
B1 Battle Droids
BX-Series Droid Commandos (Dioxis Mine Saboteur, Tenacity, Vibroswords)
BX-Series Droid Commandos (Dioxis Mine Saboteur, Tenacity, Vibroswords)
BX-Series Droid Commandos (Strike Team) (BX-Series Droid Sniper)
STAP Riders (HQ Uplink)
STAP Riders (Command Control Array)

Oh you mean it was always like that ever since they reversed it the first time. Got it.
Like I said, the very worst line of sight system ever created.
"To determine LoS from A to B, instead, determine it from B to A. Why didn't we write from B to A on the card, you ask? Cause **** you, that's why."
Just so utterly inept at rules writing sometimes.
 

I've always hated plastic glue and will never touch the stuff. When models get dropped, I want them to break where I glued them, so I can re-glue them. Drop a plastic-cemented model and it'll break somewhere not designed to be broken and much harder to fix.
It's also extremely difficult to ever change the model's weapons or whatever as editions and metas change.
Nobody said they needed detailed instructions, it's just pointless not to include them since they created them anyway. They just decided not to print them for some reason.
It's not to save paper, because they still include an insert. It just seems odd to me that they prioritized:
1) A part list with 3-D renderings of each part that gives you the exact same information the sprue gives and nothing more. I know the handlebars are B08, because it's molded into the sprue, why show a picture of it as well?
2) 25% of the insert is completely blank paper.
They already paid somebody to create the assembly instructions and they already include a piece of paper that has the space for the instructions and they decide not to for...uhh...ink savings?

I made my hatch doors able to open and close, it's not too hard.
I used a pin vice (or twist drill) to drill through the hinges, then used a sewing needle with a flat head inserted through as a hinge pin. Trim the end of the needle so it just barely sticks out the back side, then apply one small dab of super glue on the back side where the tip of the needle protrudes.
I still need to add stops to prevent the hatch from flopping all the way over to the side. I'm just going to glue small plastic beeds to the hinge so it bumps against the hull when it rotates as far as I want it to.

The assembly itself isn't too difficult, but I do find it baffling that they felt the need to remove the assembly instructions from the paper they still include. It shows all of the parts pictured. It shows what it looks like when they're completed. And there's a large blank area where they could have pictured the assembly but opted instead to show us how good they are at wasting paper.
Instead of having 25% of the leaflet taken up by a pointless white void, why not print something like...I dunno...assembly instructions??
 

Yeah, I do this a lot. My friend has 3D printed Mos Eisley buildings (square building with dome roof). 
I run Grievous to a building corner and Scale him up. Next action, I Scale him down to the other corner and move again. 2 free base lengths plus the pitch of the wall!

I own 8, and I converted 3 of them to appear to be in stages of transformation. I like to line them up for a "life cycle of a droideka" diorama.
If there's ever an LoS question, I'll just give the opponent the benefit of the doubt.