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For the metal comment you get a like good sir. :D

Been looking for some good references for painting these for ages and finally found this, thanks for the video!

I´m a OPR player, and I loved this Battle report! Hope you play this game more on the channel. Subbed.

Great stuff! Subscribed and looking forward to seeing what's next

I like the way it turned out but think you may have saved yourself some effort by painting the rocks before you flocked your bases. I`ll subscribe just to come along for the ride. Good work!

Nice terrain mate! Personally I use a long thin knife to bevel the edges of my terrain pieces. It's not as smooth and even as the sander but it is fast, cheap, and you don't have to deal with MDF dust.

great game. I do believe you should be using kitchen table rules due to the small table. that table looks like 3X3 or so?

Wow! For a first battle report from a new channel, this is really impressive. You do an excellent job of presenting the game as it really plays, in real time. I like the steady camera angle, showing the whole board, with zoom-ins to show individual movements and combats; keeping the camera in the same position may be slightly less dramatic, but it makes the game easier to follow, if someone is actually following the action as it unfolds. Another commenter mentioned that the terrain with roofs and tall walls made it harder to see the models, which is valid point. The walls could be mitigated somewhat just by orienting them so that they don't block the camera's point of view. As for the roofs, since the models never climbed up on them, there was no reason to have them--they never affected play, but they did block the view of the models during play, so it might have been better to omit them. Two suggestions: First, I really wanted to see the models up close when the players introduced their lists; cutting to still close-ups of the models as they were mentioned would have shown off the painting, as well as helping viewers know more about which models had which profiles. Second, the zoom-ins were too fast; a slightly slower zoom speed would have been a little less distracting and disorienting. But these are minor points, easily corrected in future videos. You've got a great start here; I definitely hope to see more from you!

I thought it was a decent game and film job overall. It’s nice to see more OPR in general. It’s a really fun game for both the firefight and big battle games

Nice editing!

Some advice for filming future reports: you couldn't see the minis a good portion of the time because of the camera angle. Don't be afraid to move the camera to get a better view. Also, maybe try to use terrain that doesn't have roofs or the open area is facing the camera not away from it. It made it hard to keep track of where people had moved and what unit was where.

Awesome! Looks great

I recommend trying the full rulebook(s), which include a lot of optional rules. For example, in Grimdark Future (the "big battles" brother of this game) I adore the suppression rules, which alter the feeling from a firepower/slugfest contest between units to a very tactical kind of play, outmaneuvering the enemy and providing support to the allies.

I believe the stun works, if the model hasn't yet activated and gets stun, they stay stun until the following round.

Nice AAR and a nice terrain you have there! Units pop out clearly for our viewing pleasure :)

That looked like a REALLY fun game... Not sure if u guys Re using the Beta version of the army/faction rules but its a LOT more balanced Very few units (other than vehicles) have 2+ saves so expects lot of carnage.

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Great great great video. Love Song. Feel like you are my painting spirit animal. Love how you've pulled together a lot of other masters techniques and styles into your "accessible" channel. I've only been painting minis a short while. This is very helpful. I'd love to see more specifics on how you mix the metallic. Thanks

I also had some problems with the flesh tint, to the point where I stopped using it unless in big batches, leave it dry for a at least an hour and seal it with varnish gloss varnish to help reduce friction on wash

Crypt, I watched the whole stream. Gonna go sub to your twitch. Great content my g. - Gottem

Wow this is a great video… a shame you’ve only hit a couple out there, I’d gladly watch more from you!

Lots of good info here, I hope you make a lot more of these! Thanks.

Wow friend this looks phenomenal. Much better than MY Song of Ice and Fire minis… laughter…

wow...super impressive!!! You got another subscriber out of this one...excellent!!! Truly...

Okay so I'm about to paint my trackers, and thats the first model you paint. So you get my sub

Great video and great advice.

Great video!

Great tutorial! Hoping for more content

I like a video that gets right to the point and focuses on the subject matter, and this is definitely an example of that. Ol' Ned came out great.