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Was just standard masks on the front cover of the box way back I didn't use the dante wanabs sigmars ancestor decendant lol

I agree - Astorath and Lemartes have been the highlight of these reveals. Sanguinary Guard are the worst offenders, just feels like such a downgrade. There was no need to make everything so plain.

Thank you for sharing your perspective.

Just keep consuming… Don’t question anything

Grown man coming on social media to complain about out others opinions. Life goals bro

Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it.

Yep. The most annoying thing is it doesn't have to ruin it, if they just refreshed them and increased the scale they'd have been fine. But instead we get a downgrade.

Thanks for the comment. I have to agree, they just keep giving less but charging more.

minimal effort max profit

Duuuuude, that's nuts. So sad to see what is happening to Deathwatch. I hope you manage to still have fun with them.

Haha! I'm sure it is just a matter of time :D

I couldn't agree more.

You will be able to subscribe here once it goes live in the UK- hachettepartworks.com/en-en/warhammer-40000-combat-patrol/ The subscription was open during the trial run and will re-open closer/on release. It will be out late August.

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed!

Hi, no the additional units will not be playable in the Combat Patrol game mode, only in regular Warhammer 40,000.

The best ones will, for sure.

Hey. No they do not interfere with the Combat Patrol lists. So the way it works is each army will get their Combat Patrol + some additional models. The ones they have swapped out here are from those additional models you get, rather than the Combat Patrols, as otherwise they would be illegal as you say. I think the additional models are essentially a way of tempting you to increase your army further, because you have these additional models you can't use in the Combat Patrol mode, but could use in regular 40K if you expanded your army a bit more.

@@PlasticKrakenWargaming smashing thanks very much.

Thank you! :)

A good point. They can certainly hamstring the value by splitting kits across multiple issues. Picking up just the characters you want (but wouldn't pay full price for) seems like a smart move to me.

Thank you for the comment. Those are good points. I also hope GW build upon what Spearhead is bringing to the table. I think Combat Patrol is a good idea that was poorly executed. I think the next iteration could be a lot better if they use Spearhead as the basis.

​@@PlasticKrakenWargamingyes good Idea, spearhead IS the good way. I Hope too.

Nice! That must be really handy. I used to have a WH Smiths I could nip to on my lunch break, which was great for picking up issues. Now I work from home I have to rely on getting them through the post from Forbidden Planet for the most part, so have to be on the ball when new issues go live.

Yeah, Imperium was much better for building up a decent couple of forces. I suppose the value for current gamers would just be in being able to pick up individual issues to top up your army with a new character or grab a unit you were going to get anyway, but for a discount. But when it comes to subscribing, current gamers for sure get less out of it.

Thanks for the comment. I think more and more people are going to follow the same approach, to be honest. It has always been expensive but the price rises keep coming and they keep pushing their luck. I don't know how they expect new generations of kids to get into the hobby when everything is so damn expensive. I really only buy heavily discounted Warhammer items now (since I don't have a 3d printer or space for one currently). So deals via a magazine, sales or some sort of value box are the only time I buy anything really. Hope the 3d printer is going well for you and you get to print some awesome new terrain to enjoy :)

@@PlasticKrakenWargaming i did used to feel bad but honeatly gw clearly have no regard for anything other than increased profits. For example mate i printed an exocrine last night thats 50 to 60 quid from gw or £1.94 in resin to print one thats tougher and in better quality.. I have 2 set up in an enclosure it takes up about 2 feet squared of space. Ive spent over 2 thousand this year alone on myself and my sons warhammer im just not prepared to do it anymore

Nice, I hope you enjoy. Sounds like it is pretty ideal in your case then. Anything you a particularly excited to get? For me it's more CSM Terminators, Forgefiend, Hellbrute and doubling up on the World Eater models.

@@PlasticKrakenWargaming All of the Imperial Guard, and Aeldari stuff, and the Chaplain on bike. The only faction that I don't have a friend who plays it is Genestealer Cult, but I'm sure I'll be able to sell them.

Thank you for the comment. I hope you get the magazines before too long then and that you can somehow pick up the individual issues you want. I love Chaos the most too, so I am also excited to pick up those issues. I hope you fall to the chaos gods, in the best possible way and join our ranks for good. :)

@PlasticKrakenWargaming oh I've fallen alright. I fell in love with death guard and have whole heartedly embraced papa nurgle. I even got some nurglings and war dogs as allies, but who knows if they'll turn into full daemon and knight armies respectively. At this point I know chaos is my favorite for sure. Any tips for getting ahold of the issues in the US?

I think its decent enough value, but you are right about leaning in to tyranids and space marines. As a returning player i bought the ultimate starter set (couldnt get hold of leviathan in time for xmas) so i have alot of the models. However i struggled to choose a chapter so having extra models will be nice to paint different chapters

I hear you. Having those be the first run of issues means I'm not as excited for the actual launch as it will be a while before the next army's issues start coming out. However, I get that Space Marines are recognisable to a wider audience, so having those early issues include Space Marines will mean more people are likely to pick it up. Are there any armies included you are interested in?

Ultimate Starter Set was still decent I think, but yes a lot of crossover here. The first issue especially is great though if you just want to get yourself a cheap space marine model to practice paint schemes on.

@@PlasticKrakenWargaming I wanted to get a few of each army. but I already have 2 leviathan boxes made up, so I don't need more of them 😂 it's such a shame.

The price creep feels out of control to be honest. They just keep pushing the rhetoric of not being immune to price increases etc, despite their huge margins and end of year financials. Their products might not always be in good supply, but there's plenty of greed to go around it seems.

@PlasticKrakenWargaming yeh tax etc aside the shrinkflation and constant yearly creeps on models that have already made their return on design and development is stupid. My main gripe was the cost of the 10 bezerkers before the new prints. Same models 15 years ago a box of 20 for around half the price.

Yeah the special models have really gone downhill. Are WH Smiths cool with you saying I want Issue 70, 72, 74 etc? Or will they only do it if you pick up literally every issue, even if it's just a paint issue for example? Curious to know. I'd love an arrangement like that with my local one because they are quite hit and miss with their support of the magazines.

@@PlasticKrakenWargaming They may try to get in every issue for you, however if you miss several issues the supply chain tends to stop sending in issues, which means you then have to ask the staff to order it back in again, at least in my experience in my local store with the Stormbringer partwork, didn't have that problem so much with Imperium before it.

Hi, thank you for commenting. So, Hachette have shown a photo of the full collection and recently confirmed the changes in this video via an email to subscribers. We know which combat patrols are included, as well as which additional models will appear. also know specifically which models come in the first few issues (the first 4 of which were available as part of a trial run earlier in the year, which I was able to get and make videos about). I cannot recommend the following site enough, this will eventually list ahead of time exactly which models come in every issue. www.fauxhammer.com/news/warhammer-40000-combat-patrol-magazine-contents-list-issues-1-80/ or just search 'Fauxhammer combat patrol' and it will come up. They are an amazing resource and they have been making these content lists for the previous Warhammer magazines like Imperium, Conquest, Stormbringer etc. The only thing we do not know is what 'optional' extra models might be included - in previous subscriptions they had these occasional extra bonus issues every so often which they will send you and charge you for unless you opt out - those typically are not known about in advance (they send out a letter about this in the shipment before it will arrive, to give you a chance to opt out). I hope that helps!

That's awesome. I think that is hands down the best way to do it if you can. I hope you all enjoy and get to have some great games together.

Welcome! :) If you are in the UK and have not tried Forbidden Planet, they are excellent for getting specific issues. You do have to be on the ball though as the best issues go fast. Otherwise subscribing is the best way to ensure you definitely get the issues you want. I hope you enjoy!

It's also easy to get them in WHSmiths in the UK. Have picked up more from there a few times.

​@@PlasticKrakenWargaming Unfortunately, I am from France and ironically I find it difficult to find the hachette collections in store here

Thank you very much, I really appreciate the support.

Thank you very much, I will certainly be covering more about this game in the future.