I have 2 3x3 1/2" pink foam boards that were painted black with stars and a planet on one that we throw down on whatever table is free. Sometimes we just use a single 3x3 when playing smaller point games.

I use them often but not in every list. I rarely use the same list twice as I am constantly experimenting so use of a title depends on what I am trying to do with a list. Sometimes I tinker with list built around titles such as running three nebs with all three original titles. That works and is funnish. Sometimes I take lesser use titles just to see if I can make something work. They probably would work better if I was better during actual play than I am at list building. Other times, I don't use any just because nothing fits for the points/purpose of my list. That is my experience with titles.

If it were not for the diligence of the members of this forum and those on fb, no one going to the AMG site would know any of the new stuff existed. No active links to anything. They claim this is a big deal and it should be but you can't find it easily anywhere on there site. Feels more like a bunch of comic book fans got stuck babysitting their little brother. I cannot watch oll the twitch feeds at work but I could look at a website article if they were ever posted to the general public. I dom't really care if it is Asmodee or AMG responsible for this cluster of a transition but that is what this is. As for the comment that Asmodee is only out to make money, this is a great way to lose it. Hide what should be one of your biggest IPs from the general public. Brilliant move.

While I do not, nor have I ever play tested for FFG or AMG, I did do a lot for another company that is no longer around. We went in to their offices every saturday and chose one of the games in dev and played several hours using latest set of changes and reported back results and thought as well as suggestions. Sometimes thing went really well, other times... let's just say we got to see something very different the next week. We were not allowed to disclose what we were doing at that time and you had to be invited in by one of the chosen few. After 8 hours of solid testing, we would take a dinner break then come back for a HUGE mini game. Era and scale always differed but the game table was about 4'x30' with rough 8-10 people per side. The game might have been one of their in dev or just something everyone wanted to play. Full terrain and hundreds or thousands of minis depending on the actual game. Miss those days. Pretty certain most other companies have something similar in their offices. Last note, not everything we worked on made it to production. Somethings were just inherently broken while others just did not really do anything to add to the game and they got scrapped. A few thongs were designed to only be a testing product so special rules could be better tested, think SUPER ssd. Silly and absurd but allowed for finding odd edge case rule issues. Not directly related to the op questions but general insight into the industry.