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there are no "esoteric" rules but i agree the game has a steep learning curve.
and the community is still thriving. you can't say that about many games that are 25 years old.
Blood Bowl is certainly a niche game and will not appeal to everyone due to its very nature as a turn based strategy game, never mind fantasy meets American football with Rugby. But if you're going to share your views, at least explain why you hold them, rather than just make a statement.
Also to echo CyMonk: While Blood Bowl will never reach the phenonemal echelons of Blizzard entertainment or Riot, it has lasted the test of time due to, in my opinion, quality as a game and a very solid and surprisingly open fan base. There is after all, a very good reason it has lasted for 25 years. I like to see Blood Bowl as the humble niche franchise in the corner which won't necessarily reach international levels of popularity, but will continue on soundly due to its quality, fun, charm and diversity as a strategy game.
If you do not like the boardgame, why bother with playing the pc version of it?
And in addition, the java based fumbbl has also been around a while, and I am more than pleased seeing the game in a somewhat more appealing look, and with quite okay game mechanics in this way.
Yes, there is a reason why people like it even after 25 years.
I understand that this game works for some people, but it is certainly not for everyone, and people are entitled to be told what the game actually is before they buy it, which is what I'm doing.
Three statements. Zero expansion or support why you think this. It would be like me saying "Don't get Bioshock Infinite. Its alright but the mechanics are bland and the gameplay is dry and I would not recommend it". Not very helpful is it?
No person with an ounce of independence is going to read your post and say "He says this is a bad game, it MUST BE true!" as you have absolutely no expalantion why you think of it in that way. Anyone with a bit of a brain would have looked up a video to get a first glimpse of the game anyway and with such a summarized er..opinion, of the game, you aren't even telling them why they shouldn't get it or how it isn't fun, so the thread is rather null and fails in what it was trying to do which was to discourage others buying it.
Blood Bowl by Cyanide is a very buggy game with poor explaination of the rules and mechanics of the game. But the gameplay once you have figured out all of these mechanics and more to the point remember them when you take the dice roll is extremely fun and thanks to an individual character progression by each player - something that existed in the boardgame and very well have transfered over to the PC.
The rules are extremely well thought out and works well all together (considering that there's quite a few mechanics and upgrades you can have happen to the field and the players themself) however, due to some bugs in the game they can time to time seem kind of random instead of the risk manangement that the game (boardgame and PC) has to offer.
If you want something like "Football with Orks!" then you won't get as much "Football" than what you will get "Orks!" in the sense that "Orks Go SMAAASH!", but that doesn't mean that the sports aspect of the game is lesser than the fantasy world that is provided by GamesWorkshop in Cyanides game.
And considering that the Warhammer world itself is quite a violent one, one really can't assume anything less from any game in this universe.
Summery: the PC-port of the game itself is a buggy mess with weird design choices made by Cyanide, however the amount of sheer tactics and strategy that is provided thanks to the game being Blood Bowl the boardgame makes the game very fun to play but can time to time be off-putting to the player because of the PC-port.
(Personal note: I love the game with all my heart but hell the matches takes either 1-2 hours unless you play with 02:00-turn times makes it more stressful and alot more hilarious with mistakes and successful plays working the way you want to!)