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amis92 avatar amis92 commented on August 18, 2024

First I'll answer the general question:

I for one don't see fanmade/unofficial stuff included in our repo.

Which of course may vary. Maybe in some systems it'd be ok. For 40k, it's the biggest game system ever, with the Apocalypse and all the Forge World stuff - we can barely handle it here, users are often lost in options, and it's even after we cut Horus Heresy out! :D

As for the specific Angry Marines (which I adore, personally, and I love the art for them), they are just too much sweared-to-maximum-possible-level-baby of the 4chan. If one is interested in file for them, one will find it.

I'd suggest to post a link or so to the repo on the homepage for them. Should be enough. As for how they will access it - creating a GitHub repo is an option, though handling the index file would be a bit complicated I guess. You could, say, clone the repo into the public Dropbox folder, as we all did in ol' times, or try with addresses to raw file contents. If you click on a file on the webpage, there is a raw button in top right. It is the address of raw file contents. That would need to be pasted into index.xml, which you would then need to manually zip up to .bsi... I think cloning git repo to dropbox will be easier.

We colud also think of doing another website, just for additional thingies like that, with separate organisation on GitHub etc. That website and the GitHub repo would be a unofficial/fanmade branch of our organisation. How does it sound? :)

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Kangodo avatar Kangodo commented on August 18, 2024

I guess you are right, it does sound like a lot of work though it's not really official and it won't be used that much.
And with Blood Angels and Necrons coming up, I have more than enough to do in the coming months.

You idea sounds interesting, but I personally do not know of enough 'complete' unofficial/fanmade stuff to make it worthwhile.

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amis92 avatar amis92 commented on August 18, 2024

Well we have Angry Marines, lately there was some discussion over Heralds of Ruin Kill Team rules, I guess there is more too. Like, Kompletely Kroot :)

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Crudercjm avatar Crudercjm commented on August 18, 2024

New repo: Mobile Suit Gundam Skirmish

really fun game great fallowing

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amis92 avatar amis92 commented on August 18, 2024

This topic is now closed in favour of #86. Please follow that issue for further announcements.

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