The demo game was around 400 points per side with upgrades and played on a 3x3 instead of 3x6 and the table looked pretty busy to me.

From what I have seen it appears they have designed this game with tournament play in mind. Smaller play space means action will happen on turn 1 turn 2 at the latest, the movement is fast, attack and defense resolution is very quick.

On 8/22/2017 at 2:09 AM, Hijodecain said:

So people have to storage huge amounts of 3D elements handmade taking a lot of time to manufacture them or not enjoy a fully experience. Give to them the chance to have some scenery even flat, not all the people have the time and skills to do it. Cardboard easy to assemble scenery could be also another option.

Many FLGS have custom terrain for use at their stores, so it may not be a requirement to self-store, unless you want to actually make things and use them at home... Which is honestly part of the fun.

It's a part of the genre -- you may not like it, that's just what it is. Same with the figures being unpainted -- it's part of wargaming in general.