Hope fully it's not like DoW 2 where they ditched base building. Hope they go back to Dawn of War Soulstorm/Dark Crusade style. That'll be fun.Bilious Green said:It's real.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=N_ZgyNoHtjw
For the Emperor!
I really liked DoW2 and would love more like that, but for now that isn't the case.Bombiz said:Hope fully it's not like DoW 2 where they ditched base building. Hope they go back to Dawn of War Soulstorm/Dark Crusade style. That'll be fun.
THQ died but relic made it out bought by SegaaltnameJag said:Wait, didn't Relic, you know, Die?
Who resurrected them?
Xpwn3ntial said:Pisses me off that the only factions are the Terrans, Protoss, and Orks.
I mean, come on guys. At least throw in Chaos or something.
The Imperial Knight appear to be confirmed as the Space Marines super heavy unit (Presumably Dreadnoughts have been 'relegated' to merely a heavy unit).Wings012 said:Seems a bit soon to say. Does the presence of Imperial Knights not suggest some sort of other Imperium based faction?
Protoss? You're getting your games mixed up, Empire, Orks, and Eldar.Xpwn3ntial said:Pisses me off that the only factions are the Terrans, Protoss, and Orks.
I mean, come on guys. At least throw in Chaos or something.
What is the 40K trend of bleeding the fanbase for DLC factions?AccursedTheory said:Going to admit. I didn't really care for the idea.
Then I saw this.
A God-Emperor Damned Imperial Knight.
So I went and looked at the actual teaser (People keep calling it a trailer. For shame). Actually loving it. I've seen some people complaining about factions (Only 3 confirmed, as far as I know) and how they might continue 40K's trend of bleeding the fan base for DLC factions. If so, I will obviously have to turn my back on this game, but I'm really, really hoping its not the case this time around.
Total War: Warhammer and Battlefleet Gothic, the two newest GW games. Both come with 'Pre-Order/Early Adoptor' Faction DLC that will have to be purchased if you don't buy the game early enough.Jamash said:AccursedTheory said:Going to admit. I didn't really care for the idea.
Then I saw this.
A God-Emperor Damned Imperial Knight.
So I went and looked at the actual teaser (People keep calling it a trailer. For shame). Actually loving it. I've seen some people complaining about factions (Only 3 confirmed, as far as I know) and how they might continue 40K's trend of bleeding the fan base for DLC factions. If so, I will obviously have to turn my back on this game, but I'm really, really hoping its not the case this time around.
What is the 40K trend of bleeding the fanbase for DLC factions?
For Dawn of War 2, all of the factions added after the initial release of the game were released as their own stand alone games with their own single player campaigns as a separate physical retail package.
In fact, I obtained the Chaos and Imperial Guard factions for Dawn of War 2 on physical discs with no downloading necessary, so I can say with 100% certainty that Dawn of War 2 featured no DLC factions (with the possible exception of the Tau and Necron Lord commanders for the Last Stand, although I would argue that one unit for one game mode doesn't constitute as an entire faction, merely just a hero unit with extremely limited use).
Wasn't it also a similar case with the first Dawn of War, that all new factions were added via stand alone expansions with their own campaigns that were released as their own retail packages (so again not DLC)?
From a brief perusal of the WH:40K games on Steam, I don't think I can even find one example of factions being sold as DLC. There are a quite a lot of DLC skins which are purely cosmetic upgrades to existing factions with no effect on gameplay, but I can't see any actual factions themselves being sold as DLC.
If that's what your O-face looks like, you are one composed fellow. Most people don't have such luck.Wings012 said:The marine smiling like he just jizzed his pants at the end does not quite help.
At the end of the trailer it says "three devastating forces" which suggest we'll only be getting these three at launch.Wings012 said:Why do people even assume that these are the only three races making it in the game? Seems a bit soon to say. Does the presence of Imperial Knights not suggest some sort of other Imperium based faction?
Oh, that... Heresy.AccursedTheory said:Total War: Warhammer and Battlefleet Gothic, the two newest GW games. Both come with 'Pre-Order/Early Adoptor' Faction DLC that will have to be purchased if you don't buy the game early enough.Jamash said:AccursedTheory said:Going to admit. I didn't really care for the idea.
Then I saw this.
A God-Emperor Damned Imperial Knight.
So I went and looked at the actual teaser (People keep calling it a trailer. For shame). Actually loving it. I've seen some people complaining about factions (Only 3 confirmed, as far as I know) and how they might continue 40K's trend of bleeding the fan base for DLC factions. If so, I will obviously have to turn my back on this game, but I'm really, really hoping its not the case this time around.
What is the 40K trend of bleeding the fanbase for DLC factions?
For Dawn of War 2, all of the factions added after the initial release of the game were released as their own stand alone games with their own single player campaigns as a separate physical retail package.
In fact, I obtained the Chaos and Imperial Guard factions for Dawn of War 2 on physical discs with no downloading necessary, so I can say with 100% certainty that Dawn of War 2 featured no DLC factions (with the possible exception of the Tau and Necron Lord commanders for the Last Stand, although I would argue that one unit for one game mode doesn't constitute as an entire faction, merely just a hero unit with extremely limited use).
Wasn't it also a similar case with the first Dawn of War, that all new factions were added via stand alone expansions with their own campaigns that were released as their own retail packages (so again not DLC)?
From a brief perusal of the WH:40K games on Steam, I don't think I can even find one example of factions being sold as DLC. There are a quite a lot of DLC skins which are purely cosmetic upgrades to existing factions with no effect on gameplay, but I can't see any actual factions themselves being sold as DLC.
My apologies, I should have said 'Games Workshop,' not 40K. I can see how that could be confusing.