What's your favorite part of Infinity?

[ARCangel]

It can be any aspect of the rules, game-play, models, lore, etc but it has to be the part that you like the most.

For me its the flow. It all just fits together really well. The rules, the fast paced game play, every part meets nicely and makes for a really inventive and interesting system to enjoy.

[Redwulfe]

The rules allow much emersion into the game no matter who's turn it is it is interesting to watch and participate in. now if only the cinematic that runs through my mind replaying the action on the board wasn't set to Yakety Sax, I think I would be much better.

Red

[Section9]

The models brought me in. The free rules got me to try them, and the rules+setting keep me here.

[schoon]

While the models are great, it's the background and universe that really excite me.

[Prophet_of_Doom]

I started Infinity because I was sick of GW and thus looking for an intelligent game with a low model count where the producing company does not treat the customers as idiotic cows to be milked.

I love the dynamic gameplay, which seems to reflect real combat more than other games I have seen.

Of course, I like the models. I am more of a gamer than a painter, but I do appreciate good looking models.

At first, I did not even read the background. When I finally did, I appreciated that Infinity has a serious science fiction background, not some scifi fantasy nonsense. There is a bit of fantasy in Infinity, but that serves well to make the miniatures look more interesting. (e.g. werewolves, knights, ninjas etc.) If Infinity was aiming to be 100% realistic, the different factions would be rather similar and dull.

Apart from playing the game, I really enjoy inventing mission scenarios.

[beastboy2008]

I thought the models were overpriced when I first saw them.
After I bit the bullet I could see the quality of the models and thought the price was okay.

I have a few reservations about the models but that is another topic.

I liked that the rules were free. I love the new n3 and later n2 models. The game has a hidden layer of depth that I am currently discovering and enjoying. The rukes are very well written and run quite smoothly.

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[chromedog]

The models got me in, and keep me there.

While I appreciate the harder SF atmosphere the game has over certain other games ... the werewolves and furries somewhat detract from that.

As for the fluff, I don't think I've looked at that book since I got it.
PanO has the Aussies in it? Good, sold. Let's go.

[Prophet_of_Doom]

The models got me in, and keep me there.

While I appreciate the harder SF atmosphere the game has over certain other games ... the werewolves and furries somewhat detract from that.

True, at first I did not want to use dog warriors because they were too much fantasy for me. But then I realized how good they are and how bland it would be if Infinity would not have any fantasy aspect.

As for the fluff, I don't think I've looked at that book since I got it.
PanO has the Aussies in it? Good, sold. Let's go.

For me, it is the opposite. I live in Australia but would certainly never buy a mini that is meant to represent Australia. I was pretty horrified when I realized that my Ariadnans are actually like Australians. I guess that is what I get for not reading the fluff.