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I was very confused before I realized that the play sheet was essential to the game. I got a physical copy of the rulebook via kickstarter so I didn't pay much mind to the digital listings, but I don't think the necessity of the play sheets is explicitly mentioned in the rulebook as best as I can tell. I actually got all the way through my first couple of encounters just notating my mech's equipment on notebook paper and drawing out the maps, which was altogether simple enough that it certainly didn't raise any alarms that I was missing something. Then I looked more closely at the equipment pickups and realized that their properties weren't listed anywhere in the rulebook. So altogether, it's strange that the rulebook only contains most of the rules, and a large portion of the rules otherwise are only present on a supplemental document that you have to print off. This being said, I guess it makes more sense that those rules are partitioned off if you consider the physical books to be more of a bonus and not the primary format by which most players would access the game, so it's not as odd that backers got a more or less incomplete game in the mail. But since the back cover already states plainly that D6s and playing cards are needed in addition to the rulebook, I think it would be smart to mention somewhere early on in the rules that players will NEED to reference the play sheets to know what pickups do. (Honestly even when I saw the play sheets listed on itch, I assumed they would be more like character sheets, just to make tracking game info easier.)

Happy to see a project like this. GW is a lot of fun to run but some players find it hard to breach, and there's really not much of a modern equivalent. For the purpose of expansion / modification, would you be willing to disclose what fonts you're using?

if someone is irritated by left wing talking points then they deserve it lol