I’ve been collecting for 10+ years and have a ridiculous amount of models but never played. I haven’t really tried at my local store either because no one really wants to take that much time to teach from ground zero. Your intro was by far the easiest to understand compared to many others and I have a good basic grasp now. Thank you.
Sorry to hear that you never got play mate. Just be bold and go for it, you're missing out on tons of fun (though the painting is fun too :-) ) If you dont feel you are ready to go up against other players yet in your local GS then just take a few hours a week or less or however much time you are willing to invest, sit yourself down with the rules and play a few games by yourself (or with some friends or family) until you get a bit of grasp on the basic game. I promise you, you wont be dissapointed once you get the hang of it. It's a great game. Good Luck mate.
cant you just find a buddy and play? what i see is you just need few dices stat cards and the models and a piece of board to play on a table or floor. game shops may offer cool backgrounds but thats about it? do they have a host that does all the calculation to make it easier?
I found game shops outside of big towns to be more inviting for new players in everything. Look up game shops in small towns and I'm sure they'll look after you :)
Great breakdown for beginners! Def a good call to not mention more complex things like strategems and command points. A lot of videos targeted at beginners still delve into this stuff which is fine, but it's nice to have something like this which really makes the ultra basics highly digestible.
couldn't agree more. My brother and I are playing 300 point games and simply sticking to the game that was described above. Basic rules and we are having a blast.
@@rookhousestudios3686 Your army starts with a certain number of Command Points (CP, small games usually have 3), and you can spend CP to use Stratagems which add another layer of tactical depth to the game. Perhaps you failed an important armour save, you could spend a Command Point to reroll that save, there's also a Stratagem called Fire Overwatch which lets you shoot at an enemy unit when it tries to charge you. Every different faction has their own unique list of Stratagems available too.
Fresh this is complex. Of course I’ve been gaming for decades. But this is crazy. How about an App that you just input attacker defender and get immediate result?
Amazing video. As someone who was intimidated by the scale of 40k, seeing there was a 10 min video I watched it and at the end went "Huh, at its core I guess 40k isn't that complicated after all". Just wanted you to know that you've brought another player into 40k and you'll probably bring in many more
This was the most "Welcome to the game, get f*cked by dice!" intro to the game I've ever seen and I love it. Lol Didn't touch on placing models for larger battles or picking game modes/ missions, but probably the best bare bones intro there is for the time.
My little guy's been wanting me to play Warhammer 40,000. Your video was clear and concise enough for me to be able to sit down and say all right we'll play that game tonight
2:00 they move 5 inches, wow that is a pretty far movement, it’s actually incredible how LARGE the movement area of the Necron units are. Way above average I would say.
For real. I remember the first time I got to use my “long range” weapons on my guard tanks. You don’t think 36/48/72 inches is very much, until you look at it compared to the table and models. First apocalypse size game, Baneblade spent the whole game taking shots at Tyranid heavy units from across the table, supported by a Russ squad from the other side of the table.
Which ironically is not lore accurate at all, Necrons move about 6 pixels an Hour in all games, slowest ships and HORRIBLE movement penalties. However, if you're close enough that Necrons can see you, you're dead anyways
Never played 40k but the video has triggered a question in me. I guess it was done to show how close combat works, but would it strategically make sense for the Necrons to use their movement to get away from the marines instead of walking towards them?
@@FrancisSpaghetti Necrons are very scary space terminators, but they aren't 'insanely' powerful and can still be beaten with a good'ol marine (or 2, or 3), guardsmen drop like flies against them though
@@FrancisSpaghetti so before they were transferred into their necrodermis bodies, Necrons were a fleshy race called the Necrontyr. Necrontyr aren't humans
I don't think he meant literally human but rather still biological. Unless you take issue with the word sacrifice, then I can see your point as the term implies choice when most Necron'tyr had none/did so under false pretenses not knowing the C'tan would slurp their souls, if I'm remembering correctly.
I was a D&D/MTG/arcade kid (GenX). Always found this game fascinating, but until my sons started asking questions, I never attempted to learn. Thanks for the intro. It really helped me wrap my brain around what we might be getting into...even if this is only the tip of the iceberg. Cheers!
I'm getting the game soon and have been doing Research on the rules to be prepared, but all of the guides were very complicated. I got your video suggested, and honestly didn't think one could explain everything in 10 minutes, but wow! You did it! I understood everything on the first time, and now I'm even more motivated to get into WH. Thank you so much! You got yourself a new subscriber
I'm about to head into my first ever game -- thanks for this intro and, especially, thanks for the 'gate's open come on in' approach. I get the feeling that some are intimidated by the fact that folks have been playing for decades and don't feel 'qualified' to start. It's always a good thing to share what you love.
Amazing how many in the hobby don't play the game but just love the amazing miniatures, thanks for putting this together for those trying to get up and running!
We made a canvas with grass print on it. Canvas is 1x1 meters. We then made a grid on the canvas so its 30x30 squares. Each unit needs to be in its own square. You can move in any direction you want and dices determino for how much squares. We then put plastic toy rocks and other models on the field and we can use that as a cover. We use a small laser to determine if we have a line of sight for shooting if its not sure. Melee stays the same. We changed some rules but we got rid of the tape measure.
Fro. Someone who has always looked through the window and into a games workshop store, this has answered a lot of questions. Between this and watching the painting tutorials, I've now ordered my first paint set and spacemarine units. Tactical squad and razorback inbound. Thanks guys
Finally a video that actually explains in an easy to understand way. Thanks for this. I tried watching the official Warhammer videos and other tutorials but this is the first time where it's actually being explained in a way I can follow
My only question after watching this is once a number of wounds are determined, who decides how they are distributed between the models? The attacker or defender?
This is a great video, and a very good way to show the basic loop every turn between two armies. It's the best time ever to learn 40K, as 9th edition is the best balanced edition yet, pretty much every race can be made into a dangerous army! If you worry about how the Necrons fared in this fight, keep in mind the host, for the sake of brevity, didn't mention a major rule the Necrons have in their favor: every time they lose any models, they repair themselves (a rule called Reanimator protocol). Basic necron warriors in particular are amazing at it: they succeed on a 5+ roll and reroll all 1s. A nearly 50% chance of reviving each model! The fight would have been much fairer in reality.
That really helped man thanks for teaching in /10/ minutes I just got Warhammer and it’s really fun! I just played with my brother and he liked it he said,” necron warriors are good because of there sweet guns and equipment.
Excellent video. A coworker got me into Warhammer and I've been trying to learn tabletop. This was an excellent video and really helped me. Just need to start building an army now.
Good, typical video of NaTGT - short, punchy and to the point, keeps you interested. I am not so much a fan of the newer live battle reports though of late. And really cool shirt Adam.
That was great, highly informative if a bit too fast-paced, but I clicked on it because it was short so that kinda comes with the territory. I actually feel like I can play basic 40k right now. Thanks!
Thank you :) i collecyed but nevrr played as a teen, now my niece just started collecting and wants to play and is expecting me to play too, I found this video really helpful in understanding the basics of the gameplay.
Was given around £300 worth of warhammer 40k stuff by a grateful customer who works at GW Nottingham. I've now gone down the rabbit hole with my eldest son and just trying to learn to play. Great tutorial that.
Hey man thanks for this breakdown. Have been a bit overwhelmed considering jumping into the 40k tabletop game but this broke it down so well! Thank you so much!
Really cool to watch, for beginners like me thst is. First start is always a bit hard since you have to learn all those tiny rules. But with this video it all makes more sense. Thanks!
I finally understand WH40k. Always thought it was some needlessly complex RTS game and I couldn't figure out how that would translate to dice rolls. Video really made everything click into place. Now I want to play it.
You made him shoot the bolt pistols at the necrons first but gave him the AP advantage of the plasma pistol... either way glad this video has taught me to notice things like that for myself 😁
Nice demo video! I'm getting bk into the hobby with my daughter after I took a 20+ year hiatus. The Horus Heresy books got me bk into it, now bought the Recruit box and core book and couple of codexes and miniatures. I've been painting by 2nd edition Orks and Gretchins, and my daughter is collecting Sisters of Battle.
As someone who's thinking about getting into 40K this video was really helpful! I honestly felt a little scared with all the rules, but this makes it seem really simple and is easily digestible for a noobie like me, thank you!
I mean, I’m probably going to get into the description a little, but this could have maybe had like, 5 minutes at the end that’s just what all the Dice Math needed. You covered it in the video but a good explanation where you’re not rushing would also help.
I just started painting minis only to have something to look at on the table during D&D games, even though we rarely use maps outside of complicated battles in our games. The amazing clerk at my LGS asked how my army was going since I'm always in that section now buying paint and such. Every other video teaching us to play warhammer is 45 minutes or longer. You explained it so perfectly fun and cecinct, and I F-ing love it. Risk is my absolute favorite board game to play, and now I think I need to start buying these ridiculously expensive models and go to game nights at the LGS...
Thank you for this. I'm looking to build my first army soon, and it's... daunting, to say the least lol. You've made an excellent jump off point for gameplay here!
Nice and concise. The Recruit box arrives tomorrow. This helps a lot. Now I have it. With this setup you're using: 10 Nec x 5 SpM : Can the Necrons even win against this squad? Seems like unless the marines roll all ones, the shooting and swords will annihilate nearly all Necrons on the first turn.
I haven’t gotten into mini painting or playing but this is all so interesting! Great video as someone who had literally no frame of reference this was very easy to follow!
Thanks for the video, I started painting the figures as a side hobby to my plane kits, now I have space marines , necrons, cadine marines and gretchen figures. You've made me want to play the game now, thanks lol
So both armies can fight on either players turn? Gotcha, i think i got it. The more I understand this game the more excited I get to play it. Can't wait to get my death gaurd on the table :) I bought my first model just the other day, in those couple days my interest in warhammer has multiplied.
This is by far the funniest and the easiest tutorials of how to play warhammer, totally awesome and thanks to you for making this video so noob-friendly :D
I had been watching video how to play and you explained better just actually playing 10min 😂 I’m jumping back to 40k used yo play when I was 16 now I’m 33 just bought the command edition 🔥I used to had the Chaos Space Marine
What a gloriously nice video! Thanks for that. I just bought my starter set and I can't wait to paint my little guys and to expand them and then do a fight like these. :)
Watching this video as a refresher for the game and I gotta say, you are a sincerely talented teacher! Perfect video for a quick overview on the core systems. I feel like I'd be a pro at the game if all WH content was as succinct and efficient as this 😂
This actually doesn’t look as complicated as I thought it was gonna be. If anything it’s a lot of reading but that’s easy to do with that book you have. I might start getting into this game
I took my kids to the shop to play and build. Hours of fun! It was a sad day once these shops all closed by us. My legion of the damned was painted to perfection and was praised by everyone.
Thanks for this, i had bwen interested in the game and this breakdown is great, i feel one would benefit making flasg cards of your favorite units or builds
Well, I started watching this video not knowing how to play Warhammer, but I ended the video with all the knowledge I needed to eliminate some Xenos scum. Thank you so much for the very informative and very short "Hot to play" video! Subbed!
Heckin Memes thank you! That was the whole idea :)
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Great video. I wanted to know what to expect from Warhammer 40k, what the gameplay is like but not get too far into it. This video achieves just that in just 10 minutes. Amazing :)
Loved this video! great quick rundown guys, being honest I’m trying to figure out everything to play the game for myself, and also so I can make my own content on my own channel about how to play 😅🙌🙌🙌🙌
Wow! I did not know Warhammer 40 000 was such a vast universe! I'm more of a gamer so I'll try out the video games first but this was such an Amazing and informative watch!
Finnaly thank you! You cleared a lot of confusion out of the way playing straight out of the rule book. i finally have a clear idea how the game works and is moving on into buying the Indomitus commander box along with kill team. I will try to use factions of both games to play both games. Thank you sir
This was lovely, very fast but concise and everything I needed to hear to get on the ground level. Thanks very much and well done. I'm just starting on a virtual set with some friends o7 gonna run me a Carcharodon army and see what kind of turbo stabbing I can get up to. Here's hoping that in ten years I'll have a physical army and people to play with!
That looks pretty fun. I like that what your model has influences their attacks. Im assuming each model comes with their own particular cost. And theres a cap that's set beforehand. Now i just need a few thousand dollars for model pieces and paint, the time to put them together, paint, and the hardest part.. people to play with.
I’ve been collecting for 10+ years and have a ridiculous amount of models but never played. I haven’t really tried at my local store either because no one really wants to take that much time to teach from ground zero. Your intro was by far the easiest to understand compared to many others and I have a good basic grasp now. Thank you.
Sorry to hear that you never got play mate. Just be bold and go for it, you're missing out on tons of fun (though the painting is fun too :-) ) If you dont feel you are ready to go up against other players yet in your local GS then just take a few hours a week or less or however much time you are willing to invest, sit yourself down with the rules and play a few games by yourself (or with some friends or family) until you get a bit of grasp on the basic game. I promise you, you wont be dissapointed once you get the hang of it. It's a great game. Good Luck mate.
@Simple Jack yeah it can be like that sometimes I apologize for them
cant you just find a buddy and play? what i see is you just need few dices stat cards and the models and a piece of board to play on a table or floor. game shops may offer cool backgrounds but thats about it? do they have a host that does all the calculation to make it easier?
@@TomatoTomato911 oh this was a long time ago. I’m part of a whole community now.
I found game shops outside of big towns to be more inviting for new players in everything. Look up game shops in small towns and I'm sure they'll look after you :)
This feels like our older cousin or brother is explaining the game and we just watch and follow his instructions
Do you mean when he says something like "This guy hit me BUT we have to roll again because something something"?
I thought the same thing
@@fosty. if you learned at 60% of how the rounds go, then its excellent. after a couple of games you are set
Great breakdown for beginners! Def a good call to not mention more complex things like strategems and command points. A lot of videos targeted at beginners still delve into this stuff which is fine, but it's nice to have something like this which really makes the ultra basics highly digestible.
David Ma thank you! That was the idea behind this video :)
couldn't agree more. My brother and I are playing 300 point games and simply sticking to the game that was described above. Basic rules and we are having a blast.
What are command points
@@rookhousestudios3686 Your army starts with a certain number of Command Points (CP, small games usually have 3), and you can spend CP to use Stratagems which add another layer of tactical depth to the game.
Perhaps you failed an important armour save, you could spend a Command Point to reroll that save, there's also a Stratagem called Fire Overwatch which lets you shoot at an enemy unit when it tries to charge you. Every different faction has their own unique list of Stratagems available too.
Fresh this is complex. Of course I’ve been gaming for decades. But this is crazy. How about an App that you just input attacker defender and get immediate result?
This is one of the best vids I've seen gets you involved without getting bogged down.
Xile79 thank you! That’s the whole idea for this!
Agreed!
Amazing video. As someone who was intimidated by the scale of 40k, seeing there was a 10 min video I watched it and at the end went "Huh, at its core I guess 40k isn't that complicated after all". Just wanted you to know that you've brought another player into 40k and you'll probably bring in many more
Pretty nice, just like as if you walked into a Games Workshop for a demo...
Thank you!
This makes me want to buy a shop and sell warhammer stuff. This dude does such a good job introducing the game.
@@redzeroluevont138I'd buy your stuff lol
This was the most "Welcome to the game, get f*cked by dice!" intro to the game I've ever seen and I love it. Lol Didn't touch on placing models for larger battles or picking game modes/ missions, but probably the best bare bones intro there is for the time.
This video is perfect! Easy to understand, easy to follow and the instructors are enthusiastic to be teaching. Thank you!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
My little guy's been wanting me to play Warhammer 40,000. Your video was clear and concise enough for me to be able to sit down and say all right we'll play that game tonight
2:00 they move 5 inches, wow that is a pretty far movement, it’s actually incredible how LARGE the movement area of the Necron units are. Way above average I would say.
For real. I remember the first time I got to use my “long range” weapons on my guard tanks. You don’t think 36/48/72 inches is very much, until you look at it compared to the table and models.
First apocalypse size game, Baneblade spent the whole game taking shots at Tyranid heavy units from across the table, supported by a Russ squad from the other side of the table.
@@CMTechnica I feel like the joke may have flown over your head here, I wish I knew more about playing warhammer 40k but I have yet to get into it.
Best comment ever
Which ironically is not lore accurate at all, Necrons move about 6 pixels an Hour in all games, slowest ships and HORRIBLE movement penalties. However, if you're close enough that Necrons can see you, you're dead anyways
Never played 40k but the video has triggered a question in me. I guess it was done to show how close combat works, but would it strategically make sense for the Necrons to use their movement to get away from the marines instead of walking towards them?
I was expecting it to be more complicated but you actually broke it down pretty well!
"Sacrificed their human form" oh the lore snob in me wants to explode right now.
@@superfluous9726 nah 1-1 I’d say necron weapons are insane but marines resilience balances it out imo
So what’s the truth then….?
@@FrancisSpaghetti Necrons are very scary space terminators, but they aren't 'insanely' powerful and can still be beaten with a good'ol marine (or 2, or 3), guardsmen drop like flies against them though
@@FrancisSpaghetti so before they were transferred into their necrodermis bodies, Necrons were a fleshy race called the Necrontyr. Necrontyr aren't humans
I don't think he meant literally human but rather still biological. Unless you take issue with the word sacrifice, then I can see your point as the term implies choice when most Necron'tyr had none/did so under false pretenses not knowing the C'tan would slurp their souls, if I'm remembering correctly.
I was a D&D/MTG/arcade kid (GenX). Always found this game fascinating, but until my sons started asking questions, I never attempted to learn. Thanks for the intro. It really helped me wrap my brain around what we might be getting into...even if this is only the tip of the iceberg. Cheers!
I'm getting the game soon and have been doing Research on the rules to be prepared, but all of the guides were very complicated. I got your video suggested, and honestly didn't think one could explain everything in 10 minutes, but wow! You did it! I understood everything on the first time, and now I'm even more motivated to get into WH. Thank you so much! You got yourself a new subscriber
I'm about to head into my first ever game -- thanks for this intro and, especially, thanks for the 'gate's open come on in' approach. I get the feeling that some are intimidated by the fact that folks have been playing for decades and don't feel 'qualified' to start. It's always a good thing to share what you love.
You've played for 31 years?! Necron players and their Reanimation Protocols man...
Yep
There is only so much my noob ass wants to hear rn.
Amazing how many in the hobby don't play the game but just love the amazing miniatures, thanks for putting this together for those trying to get up and running!
We made a canvas with grass print on it. Canvas is 1x1 meters. We then made a grid on the canvas so its 30x30 squares. Each unit needs to be in its own square. You can move in any direction you want and dices determino for how much squares. We then put plastic toy rocks and other models on the field and we can use that as a cover. We use a small laser to determine if we have a line of sight for shooting if its not sure. Melee stays the same. We changed some rules but we got rid of the tape measure.
So what I've learned from this so far is that whoever goes first gets a huge advantage
I kinda knew how to play but this made understanding the game so much easier
Fro. Someone who has always looked through the window and into a games workshop store, this has answered a lot of questions. Between this and watching the painting tutorials, I've now ordered my first paint set and spacemarine units. Tactical squad and razorback inbound.
Thanks guys
Wow, 31 years now 34 years
that is an amazing amount of love for a game.
I hope to follow in your footsteps too as well !
Amazing Tutorial video !
Finally a video that actually explains in an easy to understand way.
Thanks for this. I tried watching the official Warhammer videos and other tutorials but this is the first time where it's actually being explained in a way I can follow
Now that was a great how to play video. Breaking the game down to its core movement and fighting mechanic really helped me understand the game.
My only question after watching this is once a number of wounds are determined, who decides how they are distributed between the models? The attacker or defender?
This is a great video, and a very good way to show the basic loop every turn between two armies. It's the best time ever to learn 40K, as 9th edition is the best balanced edition yet, pretty much every race can be made into a dangerous army! If you worry about how the Necrons fared in this fight, keep in mind the host, for the sake of brevity, didn't mention a major rule the Necrons have in their favor: every time they lose any models, they repair themselves (a rule called Reanimator protocol). Basic necron warriors in particular are amazing at it: they succeed on a 5+ roll and reroll all 1s. A nearly 50% chance of reviving each model! The fight would have been much fairer in reality.
That really helped man thanks for teaching in /10/ minutes I just got Warhammer and it’s really fun! I just played with my brother and he liked it he said,” necron warriors are good because of there sweet guns and equipment.
Excellent video. A coworker got me into Warhammer and I've been trying to learn tabletop. This was an excellent video and really helped me. Just need to start building an army now.
great job... a vet here and most battle reports etc put me to sleep or i use them for background while hobby time... yours kept my attention.
Good, typical video of NaTGT - short, punchy and to the point, keeps you interested. I am not so much a fan of the newer live battle reports though of late. And really cool shirt Adam.
Thank you! We’ve had to get creative with battle reports thanks to Covid.
We’re fine tuning it more and more.
This is really good! Way easier to convince the boys to play with this now, it's so daunting when how to play vids are like 40 mins long
That was great, highly informative if a bit too fast-paced, but I clicked on it because it was short so that kinda comes with the territory. I actually feel like I can play basic 40k right now. Thanks!
In the middle of building a Sister's squad at the moment. This is a great intro to the basic phases. Thank you
A great breakdown of initial play. I am painting the command edition with my kids and will use this video again as tutorial for when we play.
Wow. Thank you for the video. The math doesn’t seem to bad. Definitely will be rewatching this when I get some miniatures.
Poor James, the dice really did hate him :(
That’s an absolutely awesome vid. Well done. Super useful
Thank you :) i collecyed but nevrr played as a teen, now my niece just started collecting and wants to play and is expecting me to play too, I found this video really helpful in understanding the basics of the gameplay.
Thank you for this video! I wanted to have an idea on how WH40K was played and this information was very useful. Greetings from Colombia
Was given around £300 worth of warhammer 40k stuff by a grateful customer who works at GW Nottingham. I've now gone down the rabbit hole with my eldest son and just trying to learn to play. Great tutorial that.
Hey man thanks for this breakdown. Have been a bit overwhelmed considering jumping into the 40k tabletop game but this broke it down so well! Thank you so much!
Thank you! As someone who hasn't played a game in over 20 years I needed this as a refresher!
Holy moly. It's like I'm back in statistics class, except with space marines and guns
Really cool to watch, for beginners like me thst is. First start is always a bit hard since you have to learn all those tiny rules. But with this video it all makes more sense. Thanks!
definietly a good refresher for someone who hasnt played in a while! cheers
Excellent and well done. The short length makes it easier to understand how to play on baby wheel rules when I start to get into this
Anyone else here because Space Marine 2 made them equally curious? Lol
Yezzir, I just went out today and got some necrons and paint.
Gotta start somewhere I guess
I finally understand WH40k. Always thought it was some needlessly complex RTS game and I couldn't figure out how that would translate to dice rolls. Video really made everything click into place. Now I want to play it.
You made him shoot the bolt pistols at the necrons first but gave him the AP advantage of the plasma pistol... either way glad this video has taught me to notice things like that for myself 😁
I can watch your videos for hours man
They are much easier to understand
Thanks for the tutorial!! You made a very complex set of rules digestible enough to become one of my new favorite hobbies 😊
Nice demo video! I'm getting bk into the hobby with my daughter after I took a 20+ year hiatus. The Horus Heresy books got me bk into it, now bought the Recruit box and core book and couple of codexes and miniatures. I've been painting by 2nd edition Orks and Gretchins, and my daughter is collecting Sisters of Battle.
As someone who's thinking about getting into 40K this video was really helpful! I honestly felt a little scared with all the rules, but this makes it seem really simple and is easily digestible for a noobie like me, thank you!
I really like this system of starting with many dices then taking off the failures after many throws until you end up with the number of hits.
I’m new to Warhammer. This is a great video to understand how the game is played on the board. Thank you for sharing. Still have a lot to learn.
I’ve been afraid to get into this but I have to admit this eased my worries quite a bit. Thank you!
Bro thank you!! For a returning player this all has been helpful on refreshing and if I was new to start. Thanks man!!
I mean, I’m probably going to get into the description a little, but this could have maybe had like, 5 minutes at the end that’s just what all the Dice Math needed. You covered it in the video but a good explanation where you’re not rushing would also help.
I just started painting minis only to have something to look at on the table during D&D games, even though we rarely use maps outside of complicated battles in our games. The amazing clerk at my LGS asked how my army was going since I'm always in that section now buying paint and such. Every other video teaching us to play warhammer is 45 minutes or longer. You explained it so perfectly fun and cecinct, and I F-ing love it. Risk is my absolute favorite board game to play, and now I think I need to start buying these ridiculously expensive models and go to game nights at the LGS...
I mean, you could like, make them out of clay or maybe even play-dough. Way cheaper that way.
Just found this beautiful universe thank you for showing me how to play the game!
This video is a brilliant concept. I'd absolutely love it to be expanded to other "ten minute" games, covering Scythe, Pandemic, Munchkin, Catan, etc.
Thank you for this.
I'm looking to build my first army soon, and it's... daunting, to say the least lol. You've made an excellent jump off point for gameplay here!
Nice and concise. The Recruit box arrives tomorrow. This helps a lot.
Now I have it. With this setup you're using: 10 Nec x 5 SpM : Can the Necrons even win against this squad? Seems like unless the marines roll all ones, the shooting and swords will annihilate nearly all Necrons on the first turn.
Perfect way to explain everything. Its not for me tho, I already think monopoly is too long lol but this is still cool I like it
Amazing video, very easy to understand for someone like me who i just getting in to the game. Thank you!
This so so easy when you use the book as guide as you demonstrated, idk why I was so intimidated by this it’s so fucking cool
My cousin bought me this box gonna be fun actually being able to play the game..... poor James that's how my rolling tends to work
I haven’t gotten into mini painting or playing but this is all so interesting! Great video as someone who had literally no frame of reference this was very easy to follow!
Thanks for the video, I started painting the figures as a side hobby to my plane kits, now I have space marines , necrons, cadine marines and gretchen figures. You've made me want to play the game now, thanks lol
I've never played Warhammer, or know anyone who does, but your video was awesome!
I'm probably going to go buy a starter set because of it. Well done.
New to 40K and eager to learn and this is a great video! Appreciation from Republic of China（Taiwan）.
Good video. Getting back in haven't played 5th edition. My son is joining me as well! Super excited!
So both armies can fight on either players turn? Gotcha, i think i got it. The more I understand this game the more excited I get to play it. Can't wait to get my death gaurd on the table :) I bought my first model just the other day, in those couple days my interest in warhammer has multiplied.
This looks like so much fun. I def need to convince a friend of mine that we give this a try
This is the clearest explanation I have seen.
absolutely great vid! I've never played WH before but this might be the clearest tutorial i've seen yet!
Now I understand how those fancy keywords work together. Thank you so much!
This is by far the funniest and the easiest tutorials of how to play warhammer, totally awesome and thanks to you for making this video so noob-friendly :D
I had been watching video how to play and you explained better just actually playing 10min 😂 I’m jumping back to 40k used yo play when I was 16 now I’m 33 just bought the command edition 🔥I used to had the Chaos Space Marine
Cool video I used to play back in the early 2000s but haven’t since despite keeping up with the lore. Always tempted to jump back in
What a gloriously nice video! Thanks for that. I just bought my starter set and I can't wait to paint my little guys and to expand them and then do a fight like these. :)
Watching this video as a refresher for the game and I gotta say, you are a sincerely talented teacher! Perfect video for a quick overview on the core systems. I feel like I'd be a pro at the game if all WH content was as succinct and efficient as this 😂
This actually doesn’t look as complicated as I thought it was gonna be. If anything it’s a lot of reading but that’s easy to do with that book you have. I might start getting into this game
I've always wanted to get into 40k. Couldn't afford it as a kid and my time as an adult is so limited. Hopefully one day I can
Holy fucking shit. this is exactly what i wanted. a speed run in explanation. I love it. thank you very very much m8
I took my kids to the shop to play and build. Hours of fun! It was a sad day once these shops all closed by us. My legion of the damned was painted to perfection and was praised by everyone.
Thanks for this, i had bwen interested in the game and this breakdown is great, i feel one would benefit making flasg cards of your favorite units or builds
Well, I started watching this video not knowing how to play Warhammer, but I ended the video with all the knowledge I needed to eliminate some Xenos scum. Thank you so much for the very informative and very short "Hot to play" video! Subbed!
This was the best, short, breakdown I have seen yet! Can't wait to start playing now that I know how! 😁
Nice video! Good coverage of the basics to get people ready to krump some eadz.
Heckin Memes thank you! That was the whole idea :)
Great video. I wanted to know what to expect from Warhammer 40k, what the gameplay is like but not get too far into it. This video achieves just that in just 10 minutes. Amazing :)
Loved this video! great quick rundown guys, being honest I’m trying to figure out everything to play the game for myself, and also so I can make my own content on my own channel about how to play 😅🙌🙌🙌🙌
Wow! I did not know Warhammer 40 000 was such a vast universe! I'm more of a gamer so I'll try out the video games first but this was such an Amazing and informative watch!
Finnaly thank you!
You cleared a lot of confusion out of the way playing straight out of the rule book.
i finally have a clear idea how the game works and is moving on into buying the Indomitus commander box along with kill team.
I will try to use factions of both games to play both games.
Thank you sir
This was great, thanks. I played when I was a kid and looking to get back in.
This was lovely, very fast but concise and everything I needed to hear to get on the ground level. Thanks very much and well done.
I'm just starting on a virtual set with some friends o7 gonna run me a Carcharodon army and see what kind of turbo stabbing I can get up to. Here's hoping that in ten years I'll have a physical army and people to play with!
Absolutely amazing video!! If you don't alread run a GW shop, you really should :)
I have about 30 space marines in my army thanks for teaching me how to play properly now I can play with my friends❤
That looks pretty fun. I like that what your model has influences their attacks. Im assuming each model comes with their own particular cost. And theres a cap that's set beforehand. Now i just need a few thousand dollars for model pieces and paint, the time to put them together, paint, and the hardest part.. people to play with.
This video made me a subscriber. Keep up the great work gentlemen