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  1. Anyone you trust not to release any info to the public, it's not a bad idea to get anyone not in the beta to sign and submit their own NDA so it's not on you if they do.

    Also I'm in if you can make a trip up to Vancouver some time! 😃

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  2. On 10/31/2017 at 12:08 PM, michaels said:

    I found 2" X 2" sleeves pretty easily. Has anyone found sleeves for the settlement event & location cards?

    I got those sleeved backing the Paladin kickstarter.  Just have to wait until they release the new sizes, or I think I heard they are going back to kickstarter in the near future.  The sizes you're looking for are called "Mordred" and "Morholt", one pack of each is plenty.

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  3. Agreed.  Gifted has been slightly more amusing (I like seeing vampire Bill again, and the guy from Incorporated), but so far it's feeling a bit like a rehash of Heroes (save the cheerleader, save the world).

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  4. Recently finished our first full play through of the game (mostly core box with a few small expansions like flower knight).  Got our butts kicked by the Watcher, fight was not even close.  Feel like we have a better grasp of the game now and what buy and not to buy with our resources.  Just started another play through, this time using the People of the Stars/Dragon King expansion campaign.  Off to a good start!

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  5. Glad you approve, I think it was (rightly) hard for many to justify the cost for a one-day gg + small events the second day, unfortunately we have to pay for the space for both days regardless so might as well go big and leave the fun side events for Saturday night.  

     

    Still I think it's good value for the cost, two lunches included (you wouldn't spend less than $15/meal at the venue, probably more), and Canadian dollars to boot!

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  6. Each workshop is two days, I think around 8h/day with a lunch break.  

    You bring your own paints (and airbrush/compressor for the airbrush course).

    He's supplying the model you work on (so everyone has the same model). The painting class will likely be an 28mm-scale ogre or similar.  The airbrushing class will be painting a bust. 

    Based on my experience at his previous painting masterclass, he walks you through the entire process of painting the miniature from priming (yeah I was doing that wrong myself) to base coats and seamless blending, shading/highlighting metallics, eyes, skin tones, colour theory, etc.  You get time to watch him demonstrate the techniques and more time to practice yourself on your own model (included in cost of the class).  So much info crammed into two days I know I could pick up more if I took the painting masterclass again, I just wanted to kickstart my airbrush abilities beyond simple priming and base coats this time around.

  7. Mathieu Fontaine is holding two, 2-day painting courses in Vancouver BC this June, one for advanced brush painting and the other for airbrushing.   Masterclass Painting is CDN$180 and the Airbrush class is CDN$260.  

    I took a painting masterclass with him a few years back and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to improve their painting skill.  I'll be taking the Airbrush class myself this time around.

    Might be a bit of a trek for a lot of you, but Canadian dollars are cheap!  If you're looking for a place to crash I can probably accommodate you.

     

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  8. Just finished Horizon: Zero Dawn last night (around 4am.. just couldn't stop).   I really enjoyed the game.  The main story unfolds like solving a mystery as the game progresses (basically, what exactly happened to bring about a world populated by barbaric human tribes and animal-like machines?) , felt like an interesting new take on post-apocalyptic genre.  Combat controls were simple enough without just being button-mashing (ammunition type and accuracy counts for a lot).  Comparatively, Witcher 3 combat was overly complex IMO.  Good mix of stealth and combat.  Beautiful graphics.  I'll buy the sequel as soon as it comes out for sure.

    9/10 (always room to improve, but top notch all around).

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  9. I'm about 15 hours into Horizon: zero dawn and the progression meter in game says I'm about 25% complete.  I tend to wander and finish all the sub quests I can find.

    I'm liking the game a lot, only minor issue I have is there's no "flashlight" or torch or anything she can use to brighten your surroundings in caves or at night.  Seems like that would have been an easy feature to add.  Instead I just boost my screen brightness.

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