Today Pablo interviews one of the top players in the world about knowing what it takes to be the very best, like no one ever was.
Hello everyone! I am back with another Tactical Saturday! For today’s episode I decided to pick the mind of Nick Nanavati. He is someone who has always been around the top tables at large events and is seen at the highest levels of competitive play consistently. He has an astute knowledge of the game and I thought we could have some great conversations filled with tactical insight. I was not wrong. Enjoy!
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Show Notes:
- Check out the last episode of Chapter Tactics here!
- Nick interview questions start at 22:30
- List-Lab starts at 52:30
Sam’s Chaos List
Demonic Incursion
– Daemonic Overlords:
– Kairos
– Belakor
– Tallyband:
– Nurgle Herald, Doombell
– 7×3 Nurglings
– Daemon Flock:
– 5 Furies
Daemon CAD
HQ1: The Masque
HQ2a: Tzeentch Herald, Disc, Level 3, Exalted Gift
HQ2b: Tzeentch, Herald, Disc, Level 3, Paradox, Exalted Loci
T1: 10 Horrors
T2: 10 Horrors
FA1: 8 Screamers
Do you think your list could hold up to the List Lab? Email it to…
In short, pre-measure to make sure you’re in our out of range, play objectives/missions, and consider the next turn or two from your opponents eyes…
For heaven’s sake please cut out the quiz part. It goes on and on and on. And then I just sighed in relief there wasn’t one more you made up another.
Are time stamps a happy medium?
Quiz is fine, it’s very possible to just skip a bit if you don’t like it. Maybe it could be a tad shorter. I really enjoy these podcasts. To much analysis is theoretical and done in a vacuum, hands on experience is usually alot more meaningful.
yeah skip the quiz. I also enjoy the concept of this show but your sound quality is not great.
Working on purchasing a new Mic to fix that. Also, it is tough to interview a guest every week via any online media device seeing as not everyone has the resources to purchase a fancy Mic for good sound quality. I was thinking of solutions to this, maybe I could cut out the guest for the main topic and record with our studio Mic? I am interested to hear any suggestions.
Maybe keep the guest for the part concerning them? The whole list rating thing seems like maybe something to do with more of a regular partner? Otherwise the added value you get from speaking to your guests feels worth dealing with a bit of bad sound quality.
I think I could carry a conversation about someone’s list by myself. I just have to speak in generalities to keep the tactics information relevant to my audience. I also agree, sound quality can be sacrificed if the guest in question is full of great advice.
Anyways thanks for your input!