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Poll: Warhammer 40k What do you think about it?
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I used to play tabletop and used to play DOW. I'm too hooked on an online-fps and Company Of Heroes, arguably the best RTS I've played as Dark Crusade made me a fan-boy.
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I like it. The tabletop game is pretty fun with a few like-minded friends. More fleshed-out lore for the Imperium would be nice, but otherwise I find the setting great and the artwork visually impressive. The Grey Knights, the Tyranids (coughcoughAlienscoughcough) and the Termina-err, Necrons, are my favorite forces just because of their general aesthetic design. I do think the 40k setting can potentially mature beyond the constant "GRIMDARK" vibe given off all the time, and head into actual more mature topics that could make for solid, good writing - such as the bureaucratic operation of the Imperium, average Imperial citizen life, or how the Eldar cope with the slow extinction of their own species. Most of the Space Marine Chapters have intricate histories, but the plot power given to them is a little bit strong. Some more stories about the other non-playable factions would be nice too - something about the Adeptus Mechanicus, maybe? I dunno.
Are you sure? Cos looking around me at the empty pepsi max cans and empty pizza boxes, sitting in front of a dual screen home computer it sure LOOKS like we're 40,000 years in the future in an age of constant war! Duh, obviously not a game, what are you retarded?Bigsmith said:
Seriously, try telling its die-hard fans it's a game, and they will bury you under so much 'history' you'll cut your dick off just to relieve the boredom.
You play vidya-games don't you? You complain about vidya-games don't you? WHY, THEY'RE ONLY GAMES!!! (how do i flip someone off in text?)
All i want is a little realism (scaling-wise) in my futuristic gaming, is that too much to ask? W40k Epic had the right idea...
Well there was off-board artillery in one of the 50 editions of the table top game. The reason, I imagine, the scale is contrained is due to the model size and being able to have an acceptable playing area. A game where you bomb the shit out of each other from 50 miles + away wouldn't make for any sort of compelling table top game. It's the same sort of "realism" hangnail that people who played Battletech tabletop had. You're in these huge advanced mechs but the weaponry was scaled to what would be a relatively close distance in mechanized warfare today.
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I agree, I liked "Dark Crusade" and "Soulstorm" better than the current Dawn Of War titles. Especially the fact that you could conquer the planet/sector playing the race/army of your choice.