next steamroller?

[canadianone]

http://www.forwardkommander.com/

This is the best i can find.

choose a system

then a faction

then under that will be a slide down menu that should list the tier lists for armies by name (note, some casters have more than one, select the appropriate one

click create

at the top of the pink box, there will be 4 little medal icons, put your mouse over them, and it will give an over view of the tier. Its not perfect, but its the best i can think of.

[GossWeapon]

The last hardcore was awesome Chase, it was like... one of the better Warmachine turnouts.  Stop cuddling with all the noobs you used to smite.

Blood, sweat, and tiers was a big want, so was teams, and deathclock/hardcore.  Not much else you can do above a steamroller.  And little canadian man, 25 points is for, well... let me show you...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIaVph0JFM4

PS: Chase, how is the cheeseburger challenge going?

[Chase]

Didn't we only get like 8 people for the hardcore... or was that for whatever we ran after it?

The cheeseburger thing is definitely a challenge.  If I get it done, you'll be one of the first 10 people to know.  It was TWO cheeseburgers right?  One in each hand?

[Ed]

it was like 8 people for the highlander

[canadianone]

Gosh, i wish i could be a big kid like you Goss =(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwEOigT2GWM

[jonm]

I don't think there's any place that lists them all online. PP is kind of protective of them. Forward Commander and iBodger contain them but since they're army building software you'd have to construct the list to view the benefits as opposed to simply reading off a list.

I think the strike against the Hardcore (which was only like 6-8 participants) was that it was on the same day as the Highlander. A lot of people seemed interested in one or the other, not both. 6-7 games of Warmachine in a day is arguably too much of a good thing. Besides that, the painting requirement eliminates a number of possible participants right off the bat. I know a number of people who enjoy playing but don't have a painted army to their name.

[GossWeapon]

Didn't we only get like 8 people for the hardcore... or was that for whatever we ran after it?

The cheeseburger thing is definitely a challenge.  If I get it done, you'll be one of the first 10 people to know.  It was TWO cheeseburgers right?  One in each hand?

And she has to look at you.  Let the bitch accept it.

there was 8 for the highlander, but there was at least double that for hardcore.

[jonm]

there was 8 for the highlander, but there was at least double that for hardcore.

7 after you dropped out.

[jfoodmaster]

Deathclock seems to be getting popular. The problem is that you need a chess clock for each table. There doesn't seem to be such a thing as a $5 chess clock. Hmm. That stinks.

[Rofel]

It's no solution but if people want to practice, there are a couple free smartphone apps for chess clocks.

[Ed]

There are the egg timers. You can just use two a table.

[jfoodmaster]

There are the egg timers. You can just use two a table.

Hmm. That might work. How many are in Plainville? Do we know?

[Ed]

I don't know off the top of my head but I am going there tonight. Ill look.

[GossWeapon]

think there was like 6-8

[Ed]

There is all so a smart phone app.