annagul
Vassal
First of all, if the Mods thinks this post should be in another subforum, please move it to the correct place. I didn't see another subforum to write it.
Sadly, I don't write many post in this forum. English is not my mother tongue, and it's difficult for me to write all the things I want to say about all oldhammer-like things. There is no place like this in Spanish, I have knew many Spanish gamers that has an oldhammer passion like me, but we are scattered. I have one closed friend in my city, and my brother, and we keep the fire of this oldhammer passion, but sometimes it's a good thing to have a place to talking with others gamers like you, reading scenarios, seeing images, exchanging miniatures and talking about rules and bizarres ramblings about a particular aspect of Rogue Trader, for example.
This forum is the perfect place for me (it would be more perfect if I could write with a better English, if you know what I mean). I have readed very interesting post about differences between WFB editions, John Blanche's works, rules questions (oh, I just remember I have to write a question about maneuvers in WFB 3rd ed!) and others topics, and I enjoyed the time I have spent reading them. Two days ago, a good friend of mine says me everyone is on Facebook. I didn't have Facebook account, I don't like it, but knew I should meet more "oldhammerers" like me, especially in Spain, and the closed to me, the better (the battles do not play via skype!). So, I ended up creating an account.
This post is like a general question, not a complain. Why everyone is on Facebook? I know it is more immediate, like the life we lives in our society, I know people don't want open another tab browser to visit another forum... But I think the forums are a better way of communication: we have all the post in subforums, sorted by topics, the forum tells you what post you have unread, when an user writes a new comment and when topics have new answers... And, the most important feature: the info has not expiration date. All the posts are here, sorted by subforums and topics, and you can arrive a year later and can find the conversation about Blanche's works and read it again!
I hope I have expressed my idea... Sorry if I made some big mistake writing this.
Sadly, I don't write many post in this forum. English is not my mother tongue, and it's difficult for me to write all the things I want to say about all oldhammer-like things. There is no place like this in Spanish, I have knew many Spanish gamers that has an oldhammer passion like me, but we are scattered. I have one closed friend in my city, and my brother, and we keep the fire of this oldhammer passion, but sometimes it's a good thing to have a place to talking with others gamers like you, reading scenarios, seeing images, exchanging miniatures and talking about rules and bizarres ramblings about a particular aspect of Rogue Trader, for example.
This forum is the perfect place for me (it would be more perfect if I could write with a better English, if you know what I mean). I have readed very interesting post about differences between WFB editions, John Blanche's works, rules questions (oh, I just remember I have to write a question about maneuvers in WFB 3rd ed!) and others topics, and I enjoyed the time I have spent reading them. Two days ago, a good friend of mine says me everyone is on Facebook. I didn't have Facebook account, I don't like it, but knew I should meet more "oldhammerers" like me, especially in Spain, and the closed to me, the better (the battles do not play via skype!). So, I ended up creating an account.
This post is like a general question, not a complain. Why everyone is on Facebook? I know it is more immediate, like the life we lives in our society, I know people don't want open another tab browser to visit another forum... But I think the forums are a better way of communication: we have all the post in subforums, sorted by topics, the forum tells you what post you have unread, when an user writes a new comment and when topics have new answers... And, the most important feature: the info has not expiration date. All the posts are here, sorted by subforums and topics, and you can arrive a year later and can find the conversation about Blanche's works and read it again!
I hope I have expressed my idea... Sorry if I made some big mistake writing this.
Facebook is most inmediate tham forums. A lot of feedback in any moment. The forums are almost everyone dying in this "new" world. And wassap is not helping, too 
). I think I would stay like Homer Simpson, looking the battles with my eyes wides open and the mouth in the ground. Please, make photos and videos and good chronicles for the people who are far away from Foundry. Our hearts are with you!