Nice and easy to understand, could have briefly listed what the Tyranid player does next because they're starting in melee, because that will be slightly different, not too hard to figure out either way but good for newbies
Dude thank you so much. Ive tried watching so many videos on how to play and they just talk about so many steps withought actually showing you step by step. I have to see i play out in action to learn. Ill have to keep re-watching this vid until i think ive got it. Helped alot.
Been trying to learn this game for a few weeks. This one finally got me to understanding a basic battle round. I hope when I check out your channel it is still going strong and has more tutorials. One small suggestion if you ever updated this video. Used a different set and color of dice for each army so you can tell when you are rolling for one and the other (such as when you did the saving throws for the Tyranids)
This is the first channel I clicked on for learning 40k, and you hit me with so much nostalgia with the 3 title cards. Its like booting up a game from the playstation 3 days
This is the best tutorial I've seen about the game, I saw one about 2 dudes who made the tutorial longer than it should've and they didn't explain the datasheets for this. Thank you
Amazing video! This helped me a lot in understanding some of the rules of the game. Me and my friends have been fans of the 40k universe for a while now but only recently decided to give actually playing a try. This is the best video I've found so far explaining the rules in a practical and easy to understand way. Thank you so much for making this video!
Great job! As a new player who's also introducing the game to other new players this is exactly the kind of explanation I need. Simple and clear, easy to digest and remember. Thanks!
I haven’t played since middle school (2004) had no idea you could roll in bulk like that. Thought every try was was 1 unit at a time, and you had to declare which unit you wanted to try to wound each time.
4th edition is what I played back in 1997 or 98 and it was like that. We would target specific units and calculate cover individually. And rolling primative armor saves there every unit had a predetermined save roll.😅
Thanks for this guide. Had my second game and still find a lot of this stuff hard to remember. your video has been extremely helpful as homework haha thanks!
Hi there, Just got back into the hobby after about 7 years and painting two armies (Thousand Sons and Imperial Guard/AM). I'm really enthusiastic, but I don't really know anyone else who is into the hobby. Does anyone have any tips about finding people to play in North London/Hertfordshire area? Thanks :)
Very good video but as a beginner it is not clear how to allocate wounds. Damage pool like age of sigmar or one attack=3 damage so just one enemy model die?
They cannot. If they are in combat they cannot shoot (Unless they are a vehicle) or leave. They have to perform a specific action called "fall back" where they can move out of combat, but doing so prevents them from shooting or charging. You have special abilities and characters that allow you to bypass that.
Yes after player 1 made all of their attacks with all units in combat, you get to fight back. This is only for melee combat and serves as a way to balance things. Charging into melee can give you a huge boost in movement but if you charge with a weak unit, you risk doing little damage and getting killed in return.
Because it isn't their turn. Units can only fight back in melee combat. There is a statagem however you can use in the ennemy turn called overwatch, wich allows you to shoot when it isn't your turn, but you suffer a penalty to hit. Shooting in 40k is extremely powerful.
This looks like the most fun, yet most inaccessible tabletop game ive ever seen. I wanted to play this until i looked at the price tag on a few basic units.. i definitely cant afford that
Same but what I’ve seen is like “Red Deck Wins” in magic the gathering, there are a few armies with a much lower price tag (but still pricy) and friends of mine in the hobby say once you get a model it’s pretty much usable in every edition going forward, even as a proxy, ie: “Pretend this sword is a flamethrower, actually”. If you’re crafty you can also use magnets to get different loadouts from the same army. (Imperial Knights and Chaos Knights come to mind)
Good video. I subscribed to your channel. Friendly advice, you use your middle finger on your left hand to point (the FU finger), and North American’s subconsciously see that. You are using index on right hand. You are probably doing something naturally for you, that is turning potential viewers off. I actually stopped watching the first time and dumb lucked into a second view and caught it. Then your presentation became amazing because I got over the subconscious hiccup and could value it based on what you actually presented. Just trying to help. I like your content. If you don’t make money, you won’t make content.
Good advice, I guess this affects some people. As another North American, I didn't even notice nor care what finger you used. If that's the finger you use out of habit, I wouldn't stress it.
@@HosakiSolette I’m Canadian and don’t care but I am aware of others who do. That’s why I use my “this little piggie went to the market” toe. And for the record using the middle finger is better than using what it symbolizes. Lol
@@EdDerp101 I wasn’t complaining. And it didn’t bother me. I said it is a subconscious thing that offends some people. And as I was giving constructive advice to the creator of this content , as I enjoy his content. I wanted him to not unintentionally turn someone off because of a subliminal finger used to point.
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By far the easiest video to understand explaining it. Kudos my man
Nice and easy to understand, could have briefly listed what the Tyranid player does next because they're starting in melee, because that will be slightly different, not too hard to figure out either way but good for newbies
For real, me and my brother are interested to playing 40k for way too long, this shi helped us out after creating our armies, THX :D
Can you tell me what happens next please?
yeah so like what are you supposed to do lol
Dude thank you so much. Ive tried watching so many videos on how to play and they just talk about so many steps withought actually showing you step by step. I have to see i play out in action to learn. Ill have to keep re-watching this vid until i think ive got it. Helped alot.
Thanks so much for this, other vids just were too long, or too quickly went over stuff, keeping the book open was super helpful
Got the starter set just 2 days ago. Turns out I was playing wrong this whole time and that's why my brother kept beating me as the Tyranids
Been trying to learn this game for a few weeks. This one finally got me to understanding a basic battle round. I hope when I check out your channel it is still going strong and has more tutorials. One small suggestion if you ever updated this video. Used a different set and color of dice for each army so you can tell when you are rolling for one and the other (such as when you did the saving throws for the Tyranids)
same here!
This is the first channel I clicked on for learning 40k, and you hit me with so much nostalgia with the 3 title cards.
Its like booting up a game from the playstation 3 days
I love quick videos like this. I don’t have time to play often as I’d like so it’s nice to watch this as a quick refresher
This is the best tutorial I've seen about the game, I saw one about 2 dudes who made the tutorial longer than it should've and they didn't explain the datasheets for this. Thank you
Amazing video! This helped me a lot in understanding some of the rules of the game. Me and my friends have been fans of the 40k universe for a while now but only recently decided to give actually playing a try. This is the best video I've found so far explaining the rules in a practical and easy to understand way. Thank you so much for making this video!
Just got my box yesterday, lot of montage left, but this saves me time when the battle is about to start!
Thanks 🙏
Great job! As a new player who's also introducing the game to other new players this is exactly the kind of explanation I need. Simple and clear, easy to digest and remember. Thanks!
Awesome video man. Just started collecting my first army and this video helped me alot.
Thanks, I'm thinking to start my WH tabletop journey and this really helps!
Where did you get your data cards?
So many videos Luke! Great job, keep up the good work!
I haven’t played since middle school (2004) had no idea you could roll in bulk like that. Thought every try was was 1 unit at a time, and you had to declare which unit you wanted to try to wound each time.
So it would be one weapon type at a time you can role bulk dice for🙂
4th edition is what I played back in 1997 or 98 and it was like that. We would target specific units and calculate cover individually. And rolling primative armor saves there every unit had a predetermined save roll.😅
Haven’t played warhammer in 3 years. This was a good refresher.
This has been the most helpful Video I've found so far, thanks man!
Thank you for the video, simplest one I’ve found so far to learn how to play and actually understand now 🤣👍🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for this guide. Had my second game and still find a lot of this stuff hard to remember. your video has been extremely helpful as homework haha thanks!
You guys deserve a lot more subs and views!!
Nice work there! Precise and to the point!
This video literally helped me immensely!!!! Much appreciated!
Super helpful guide, cut out all the crap and gave the perfect breakdown of the phases
Crystal clear and I appreciate that!
Thanks!
saw John 3:16 > automatic sub. plus you helped me understand the phases and flow. Now to find more of your videos on how to play this game.
A nice easy reintroduction after 7 years of not playing 😊 thanks 👍
Appreciate how you were able to break it down, thank my man
this is a great video thank you so much!!
This was great. Thank you
All those space marine trailers and memes sorta made me curious on warhammer 40k
This video really explained it very clearly
Thanks bro 👍🏾💪🏾
Thank you for a short video!
Very succinct and helpful, thank you!
Hi Luke, a good synopsis 👍
Can you have 3 or more players running different factions? Or only two players
Usual games and tournament is 1 vs 1. But outside of that play however you want. Multi armies and players is possible for sure🙂
Hi there,
Just got back into the hobby after about 7 years and painting two armies (Thousand Sons and Imperial Guard/AM). I'm really enthusiastic, but I don't really know anyone else who is into the hobby. Does anyone have any tips about finding people to play in North London/Hertfordshire area? Thanks :)
Stupid question….If I have the core rule book , should I also pick up the Leviathan book ?
Very good video but as a beginner it is not clear how to allocate wounds. Damage pool like age of sigmar or one attack=3 damage so just one enemy model die?
More details in the full playthrough video👍🙂
great vid, thanks
Hi just a question when it came to the alien turn are they allowed to move away to shoot and then charge in for melee ?
They cannot. If they are in combat they cannot shoot (Unless they are a vehicle) or leave. They have to perform a specific action called "fall back" where they can move out of combat, but doing so prevents them from shooting or charging.
You have special abilities and characters that allow you to bypass that.
Excellent video
looks fun, i cant wait to start playin
I don’t know if this was answered… the Tyranids get to fight melee during the space marine’s round (basically hitting back)?
Yes after player 1 made all of their attacks with all units in combat, you get to fight back. This is only for melee combat and serves as a way to balance things. Charging into melee can give you a huge boost in movement but if you charge with a weak unit, you risk doing little damage and getting killed in return.
Bit confused, Tyranid player did not shoot (ranged) back but did fight (melee) back in that turn, why?
Because it isn't their turn. Units can only fight back in melee combat. There is a statagem however you can use in the ennemy turn called overwatch, wich allows you to shoot when it isn't your turn, but you suffer a penalty to hit.
Shooting in 40k is extremely powerful.
Thanks
Its a crime those cards dont come with the units when you buy them.
seriously
This looks like the most fun, yet most inaccessible tabletop game ive ever seen. I wanted to play this until i looked at the price tag on a few basic units.. i definitely cant afford that
Same but what I’ve seen is like “Red Deck Wins” in magic the gathering, there are a few armies with a much lower price tag (but still pricy) and friends of mine in the hobby say once you get a model it’s pretty much usable in every edition going forward, even as a proxy, ie: “Pretend this sword is a flamethrower, actually”. If you’re crafty you can also use magnets to get different loadouts from the same army.
(Imperial Knights and Chaos Knights come to mind)
@@Drakelis i ended up buying a black templar crusader primaris squad. They are taking much longer to build and paint than i imagined😂
@@Drakelis
I've been there, now here I am, spending 200 bucks on plastic tanks for my dumb army
@@felinor693 it’s okay. I got paints and about 800pts of tyranids….
Super helpful
Cool bro 😎
could i not just treat this as risk. have 1 dice type for long range, 1 dive for meele, and 1 dice for army roll and just simply this?
The game uses only D6
@@drizzziit1 coudnt i modify it that way or no lol
how to play Warhammer short answer=have a thicc wallet
Step 1: have £1000 spare
in ten minutes? i dont believe it
Good video. I subscribed to your channel.
Friendly advice, you use your middle finger on your left hand to point (the FU finger), and North American’s subconsciously see that. You are using index on right hand. You are probably doing something naturally for you, that is turning potential viewers off. I actually stopped watching the first time and dumb lucked into a second view and caught it. Then your presentation became amazing because I got over the subconscious hiccup and could value it based on what you actually presented.
Just trying to help. I like your content. If you don’t make money, you won’t make content.
Good advice, I guess this affects some people. As another North American, I didn't even notice nor care what finger you used. If that's the finger you use out of habit, I wouldn't stress it.
@@HosakiSolette I’m Canadian and don’t care but I am aware of others who do. That’s why I use my “this little piggie went to the market” toe.
And for the record using the middle finger is better than using what it symbolizes.
Lol
@@ryangriffiths5179 Yeah I agree with you on that 2nd point, for sure.
Dude, if someone is going to get put off by him using that finger to point then they can piss off and have a sook 😊
@@EdDerp101 I wasn’t complaining. And it didn’t bother me. I said it is a subconscious thing that offends some people. And as I was giving constructive advice to the creator of this content , as I enjoy his content. I wanted him to not unintentionally turn someone off because of a subliminal finger used to point.
Brilliant video. Thanks!