george43 you make me laugh saying that dow2 was better on every point then dow 1 to me dow1 was far more supreme in strategy in teching management and in combat what is to think in dow2 every1 knows where your base is you cannot expand outbuild or reinforce your warmachine second what army do you have lol seems like you only control a few squads or vehicles if you choose to again little tactics there you cannot attack on 2 sides you cant split troops cause you dont have enough under your control so tactic wise you are restricted allot ofcourse the graphics are shiny and some new finishing moves are there oh very nice but i rather have 5000 corpses on the ground scarring my battlefield then 1 finishing move or shiny graphics i hope they bring back the good times of dark crusade and implement some good ideas from dow2 but it seems that the people today only like the gay rushing style of play and need to finish the game under 15mins instead of enjoying the games to its full potentials
Dawn of War II expands again with Retribution
THQ's Warhammer 40K RTS franchise getting second add-on set 10 years after the first and focusing on Imperium chaos; due for PC in early 2011.
Most of the attention directed at THQ's Warhammer 40,000 franchise of late has gone toward Relic's third-person action role-playing game Space Marine and the Vigil Games-developed massively multiplayer online role-playing effort Dark Millennium Online. However, THQ is not yet done supporting 2009's real-time strategy title Dawn of War II, announcing today that the PC game would receive a second expansion pack in winter 2011.
Titled Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution, the add-on's most distinctive feature is that it introduces a multi-faction single-player campaign to the series. Beyond the single-player scenarios, Retribution will also include a suite of multiplayer upgrades, ranging from new units and maps to a new playable faction.
***POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD***
Retribution follows on from the events that transpired in Dawn of War II's first expansion, Chaos Rising. Set 10 years later, the game sees the Imperium reeling after an "apparent betrayal" by Gabriel Angelos' Space Marines. Gamers will be able to assume command of their chosen faction to experience the events of the game as they play out, with THQ revealing the first possible option being the Ork horde.
For more information, check out GameSpot's review of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising.
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