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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Winter Assault (Gamer's Choice)
Suitable for mature audiences 16 years and over.
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June 20th, 2008
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Lost amongst the ruins of a leveled city lies an Emperor Class Titan, a war vessel of untold power forged in the planet-wide furnaces of Mars, and revered by billions as the epitome of Imperial dominance.
The one who controls it will command the power to destroy, or defend, a world. The Imperials will summon it to overcome great evil, Chaos will corrupt it for their own designs, Orks will destroy it in their bloodlust and Eldar will disregard it in their arrogance. The expansion pack to the award winning Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War will build upon the most exciting, visceral, front-line battlefield ever seen in an RTS game. Promising one of the biggest expansion packs ever.
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"Great game"
Great game, the new faction: Imperial Guards rock!!! I know it says its the most "turtling" type of race in DoW, well, its actually much better as a rusher. TRust me, if you have Dow and not WA, your missing out on the Chaplain for Space Marines, Khorne Berserkers for Chaos, Mega-Armoured Nob squad for Orks, and the Fire dragons for eldar, and missing out is not good. I mean....WHOA....thats alot of new things for one little expansion pack. Some people think "nah...its stupid, i don't like the Imperial Guards" Wel, its their loss, but it's so much better though, especially the new units for each race. An a whole new race. It's easy to get addicted
"New faction!"
This expansion doesn't change much to the core experience of Dawn of War (which is a good thing) but does add in a new faction to try out and play with! (Which is also a good thing!) The campaign is forgettable but the new faction is fun to play with, having a more solid emphasize on defence which is a nice change to a fast paced onslaught game.
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"Is this supposed to be fun?"
To be honest, I didn't even finish the game as I found it so not fun. I liked Dawn of War, but one complaint I had was all the missions were the same. You start out with a base, defend it until you build up your force then smash the enemy. Winter Assault makes me realise how much I miss that kind of battle. In most missions you have to make do with what you start with, or you have a rather limited capacity to build more. Which sucks. It's also cranked up the difficulty with Red Alert style hang-on-until-reinforcements-arrive-in-six-minutes sort of missions, which I don't find fun at all. I don't like time limits at all and that was one thing that rocked about DOW, there weren't any. It's obviously an attempt to add variety but I think it's spoiled the game completely.
It's also much more hectic with swarms of infantry pouring into battle almost constantly. The heightened difficulty also causes performance issues, as there's so many enemies on the screen at once. The units and maps are well detailed but I prefer the maps in DOW. The Guardsman's constant "On my mark... On my mark... On my mark..." as you order them around drove me nuts too. One really annoying thing in DOW was that to zoom in you need a mouse wheel. I don't have a mouse wheel and there's no keyboard control to zoom in and out . I would have thought they'd have fixed that, but no. FeedbackIf you think we've made a mistake or omitted details, please send us your feedback. |