Does anyone still play Dust Warfare?

[BitterGrunt92]

Like the title says, do people still play this game or has the game died off? Also, Is there any groups in the El Paso, TX area that play Dust Warfare? I have over 300 points of Allies and around 200 points of Axis and I don't want all that cash I dished to be a waste. (Even though I got them cheap and I still love having them for the sake of how much I love these models. Even still, I bought so I could play the game.)

If the game is still alive, what is new?

Thanks in advance.

[Dierig]

Our group in 29 palms Ca. Play weekly we are actually dropping games workshop cause thier price being out rages. Poeple need to play dust cause how cheap it is and the models look great

[Lightcavalier]

Having been demoing Dust Tactics and Warfare here in Atlantic Canada for about a year now. People have much preferred Warfare, and my community is growing steadily.

[BitterGrunt92]

My store back in Miami, FL had a group that was playing Dust Warfare and was growing. When I got back after 14 weeks, I found they focused more on Warmachine(Not a bad game at all. I wanted to play it). From what people told me, Warfare is dead there.

[The Green Git]

Still got a core of players in Atlanta area, and it's drawing enough for events and tournaments here and there. Knowing you had some players there you could probably bring your stuff in and demo it to get some interest piqued. That's the nature of the Wargame beast anyway, games ebb and flow. Was playing a bit of Flames of War but now and getting more interested in Dust Warfare again.

[Cannor]

Dust Warfare is very much still alive. I'm working on getting a group started in London, UK, and ran a table at a convention not so long ago which got a very positive response. I plan to run more demos in the UK in the future.

On the online side, the DDI lists [URL="http://dust-devils.com/welcome-to-the-dust-world-coalition-code-name-dust-devils/fronts-posts"]posts and fronts[/URL] all over the world run by players, and the NA Championships just took place at GenCon. Additionally, sites like [URL="http://www.dust-war.com/"]Dust War[/URL] and [URL="http://www.unitforward.com/"]Unit Forward[/URL] (my site) regularly post articles and news, there's a [URL="https://plus.google.com/communities/100078086235161041258"]Google+ community[/URL], and Facebook groups, too.

Oh, and there's also [URL="http://dust-devils.com/ddi-gen-con-coverage/gen-con-2013-gallery"]the new stuff for Operation Babylon[/URL] (the next wave after Achilles) which will shift focus to the desert, and the Japanese should start appearing in the next 9 months or so. Things are happening in the world of Dust.

[Frantic]

Hey Bitter, you must be talking about Sunshine!
Our group that played there stopped playing at the store for a while since there was never any table space on Thursdays but most of us are still playing. Now that he's got more space in the store you should see more people playing Dust these days. In fact, a few of us are going to play there tomorrow. (I'll be there after 6pm).

[Maelstorm]

There is a growing, dedicated group here in Utah for Dust Warfare.

The big bonus: You can collect 1 of every infantry model kit in your DUST army for less than the price of 2 boxes of GW Space Marine Centurians. And they come built and primed out of the box!

[Bigred]

Very cool Maelstrom.

We would love to see you guys show off your armies, tactics and more on here. DUST really is a well designed game and more people need to be exposed to it.

-Larry

[Lightcavalier]

Hey,

Once we are through the transition (read early next year). I (and some others) would gladly arrange to provide some Dust related content for you guys.

Sadly with the BF forum, and a few other forums and such a small but growing community, I dont think that much will come out of the BOLS Dust Subforum for some time.

But I will endeavour to get some content out there for you!