1 minute ago, jrmypdgr said:You're also more than welcome to sculpt your own super realistic dynamic real life soldier poses. Would be a lot more productive than what you're currently doing
This can only be productive if it generates discussion, thus far it seems like people are happy 'because' and the poses I like are met with hostility or are deemed terrible for reasons unknown.
6 minutes ago, devin.pike.1989 said:I am interested in Star wars legion. I have played a shitload of miniature games. Lord of the rings sbg, 40k, stargrunt ii, WAB, fire and fury, flames of war, bolt action, infinity, frostgrave, and a bunch that I don't remember the name of any more. Legion has by far the highest quality plastic miniatures and most intriguing ruleset of anything I have played. I put miniature detail and paint job far above poses in terms of importance. I have always just converted anything I don't like anyways and so far legion has only given me poses I like. They look like the awesome space opera stormtroopers I want. Not a bunch of **** nato troops. If you want serious sci fi simulation play stargrunt or tomorrows war.
Game mechanics doesn't have anything to do with this subject, you make no sense at all.
Soldiering involves keeping the barrel of the weapon away from your face and from others, so you have high ready or low ready. I don't care if it is a laser, ballistic, whatever. Soldiers are trained to fire from the shoulder, they are also trained to position their body in a firing stance etc, it doesn't matter on the fiction.
Depicting any of that has nothing to do with the subject being Space Opera, or real life/NATO. Heck, I included an image of the star-wars unleashed toys which you didn't comment, and I also said the snow troopers were better, which you didn't comment on either.
Are the snow troopers less space opera because of their poses? Lol...
