Sunday, August 31, 2014
Monday, August 25, 2014
MSMecha Tactical Battles FIRST CONTEST
MSMecha Tactical Battles is proud to announce our FIRST CONTEST - "Battle Report"!
What the prize is:
A set of MSMecha Tactical Battles etched fluorescent blue Litko movement templates (pictured below).
MSMecha Tactical Battles FIRST CONTEST PRIZE - MSMecha Tactical Battles etched Litko Movement Templates. |
What you need to do to win:
You must create a "Battle Report" from a game of MSMecha that was played between a minimum of two players (a minimum of 120 points per side). There must be photographic proof of the game and movement templates/gauges used. The more complete the report, the better your chances of winning.
Post your "Battle Report" as a comment on the MSMecha Tactical Battles Facebook Group. Remember, the more pictures and story telling... the better!
The winning "Battle Report" will also be featured in a future post on the MSMecha Tactical Battles Blog.
This contest is for MSMecha Tactical Battles Facebook Group Members ONLY! Anyone can join the group and post a Battle Report. You may post as many Battle Reports as you like, but there will only be ONE WINNER!
The contest ENDS at Midnight (Eastern Time), October 1st, 2014
Friday, August 8, 2014
Keepin' It Real: Dramatic Music!
When one of my friends brought out his cell phone and started playing the Imperial March song from the Star Wars Original Soundtrack, our Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures game took on a new life of its own.
I decided that I just had to try the same thing while playing a game of MSMecha... and sure enough it thoroughly enhanced the game.
I found that the instrumental orchestra battle numbers worked really well [especially with Macross Frontier: Nyan Furo CD1)]. However, there were a few songs that just didn't work... like Rank Lee's Ninjin Loves You Yeah (sample video below.)
There are lots of anime music available, but sometimes it can be hard to find the right sound for realistic battles.
However, just imagine playing while listening to "Tally Ho!" from Macross Frontier's - Nyan Furo CD1 (video sample below.) It works really well!
In order to get true stereo sound, I bought a JBL Bluetooth Speaker, which also doubles as a Earth Federation Base for Mission 1 games (as pictured here on the left.)
The sound is phenomenal and extremely clear; and now the JBL Pulse is available with pulsing LED lights. I'm definitely thinking of getting that for even more fun.
I decided that I just had to try the same thing while playing a game of MSMecha... and sure enough it thoroughly enhanced the game.
I found that the instrumental orchestra battle numbers worked really well [especially with Macross Frontier: Nyan Furo CD1)]. However, there were a few songs that just didn't work... like Rank Lee's Ninjin Loves You Yeah (sample video below.)
There are lots of anime music available, but sometimes it can be hard to find the right sound for realistic battles.
However, just imagine playing while listening to "Tally Ho!" from Macross Frontier's - Nyan Furo CD1 (video sample below.) It works really well!
In order to get true stereo sound, I bought a JBL Bluetooth Speaker, which also doubles as a Earth Federation Base for Mission 1 games (as pictured here on the left.)
The sound is phenomenal and extremely clear; and now the JBL Pulse is available with pulsing LED lights. I'm definitely thinking of getting that for even more fun.
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
COMING SOON! MSMecha MACROSS!
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