The AI isn't noticeably different than previous games, it still has to think for a minute sometimes but overall presents a challenge where you want one and isn't cheap and unbalanced or anything. I've played about 10 hours now, half the campaign, and I haven't seen a bug yet. If it was $70 like the AAA games it'd be a different story but $30 is absolutely reasonable. As the team develops and you start to build multiple Claw killers, winning the game through force and attrition will become a more favorable strategy.I'm a long time player of the Blood Bowl games all the way back to the 95 MS-DOS game so I ignored the reviews and bought it anyway. Chosen Blockers can be used to tag weaker opponents while your Beastmen support as required.
Your Beastmen do not have the amour or survivability to take repeated hits. Your high strength can punch holes in most teams that try to defend against you, and if you fill the gaps you make with your Chosen Blockers they will be tough to shift.ĭefensively, Chosen want to avoid basing opponents too aggressively until you have plenty of Block and Guard. As always for a team with differing MA values, you will need to play around the slower speed of the Chosen Blockers and your Big Guys.
Offensively, Chosen will need to play a cage style, normally with a Beastman running the ball, though this certainly can be a Chosen Blocker instead.
Once you have a good spread of Block and Mighty Blow on the team, and you have your first Big Guy, you will be able to play a more assertive bashing game. You will need to navigate your early games carefully, leveraging the strength of your Chosen Blockers, and the fact that Horns on your Beastmen enables you to make ST4 blitzes with them while utilizing your re-rolls carefully. Chosen is by nature a bash team, but when starting out they lack many of the skills to play this style effectively.
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