WOW seems way over the top to me but rules is rules, I don't think I'll use that considering I've only ever had one survivor die, even starting in the next threat bracket up!Ambidextrous allows for any weapon to be used as a dual wield - it even pulls out the Doug/Chainsaw combo out on the Zombicide website:
http://zombicide.com/en/blog-doug-the-salaryman
50 rolls per move potential.
WOW seems way over the top to me but rules is rules, I don't think I'll use that considering I've only ever had one survivor die, even starting in the next threat bracket up!
The main one revolves around shooting into a zone with survivors. The standard targetting priority means you have to target (and kill) the survivor before you can hit anything else, unless you're using a sniper rifle. My usual group of players thought this was a bit daft, so our house rule is that if you roll the dice and score a hit, you target the zombies as usual. If you roll a miss, you hit the survivor instead.
To be fair we've actually only used that rule twice in about 6 games, but to us it makes a bit more sense than absolutely having to hit the survivor first.
It just seemed to make more sense to us. Why do we HAVE to hit the survivor first? Never really understood that rule. Our rule is only really a minor change (considering most players don't leave themselves in a zone with zombies that often), but still makes you consider whether you shoot into a zone or not. Something like an SMG is going to cause major damage to any survivors in the zone as you'll likely roll a lot of misses.I quite like the sound of the hit/miss scenario on the roll.
It just seemed to make more sense to us. Why do we HAVE to hit the survivor first? Never really understood that rule. Our rule is only really a minor change (considering most players don't leave themselves in a zone with zombies that often), but still makes you consider whether you shoot into a zone or not. Something like an SMG is going to cause major damage to any survivors in the zone as you'll likely roll a lot of misses.
If you roll two hits and there is only one zombie and one survivor, what do you do? Assign both hits to the zombie because it's a hit?
I like the targeting priority rule and it makes sense if you think of the gun combat as targeting a zone as an inexperienced gun user whilst considering that all actors in the targeted zone are NOT stationary.
Also pretty much any changing of that rule makes the guns way too overpowered IMO!
Has anyone got their S3 Kickstarter stuff through yet? I know all the stuff has reached the German hub so I thought at least some of us would have gotten stuff through by now. Just hoping it arrives before I go to New York on Good Friday.
I just want to get it in the next week, I go on holiday a week Friday and don't want to worry that it's bouncing around somewhere while I'm out of the country.Some people in France have started to get their tracking notifications, from previous experience with these campaigns it'll probably be a week or two after our European brothers receive theirs.
I just want to get it in the next week, I go on holiday a week Friday and don't want to worry that it's bouncing around somewhere while I'm out of the country.
Personally I've always thought that was a daft rule, I like the idea of a miss being an auto hit on a friendly will use that one in our next game and the risk using that new method is still high enough to make a player reluctant to shoot into a friendly square, we house ruled the searchs so that only a limited number of cards are available in each room, we sort mission required items in to the pack before we deal out the cards for a building endlessly searching till you found something decent just seemed wroung to us & our way adds to the tension of a game IMO.I like the targeting priority rule and it makes sense if you think of the gun combat as targeting a zone as an inexperienced gun user whilst considering that all actors in the targeted zone are NOT stationary.
Also pretty much any changing of that rule makes the guns way too overpowered IMO!
Aye, I'm thinking the same. Hopefully then it'll arrive after I come back (only away a week), I'd just rather they didn't try delivering it a few times and then sending it back when I'm not in. I guess it depends on the courier they use, I know a few keep it in their warehouse for a couple of weeks before returning it to sender. I'll just have to keep an eye on my emails and perhaps try contacting the courier the same day I get the email.I think at this stage with tracking notifications not appearing for the UK at all yet, you'll be lucky if you see it before you go tbh.