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Campaign to easy Im finding the campaign way to easy. Im playing as chaos on normal and basically all i have to do to win is hit t2 and throw out a few defilers. So far ive been undefeated in both offense and defense. My claimed heads are those of the dark eldar , space marines orks and tau. From here on its basically just about mopping up the weaklings. I mean the strongest competition (other than hq's) was from the dark eldar with a massive defense rating of 6!. Its funny as , after i decimated dark eldar i went straight into space marine territory where i was met with a SCARY 1 defense rating!. I was hoping the campaign would require some strategy as to what territories you capture , how you spend your req and what honor guard/defenses you place. But basically its not , its more like playing a string of 1vs1-2 skirmishes with double hp. Ill give it a go on hard mode but im somewhat doubtful it will offer much strategy. Any one else feel the same? |
Re: Campaign to easy THe campaign of both soulstorm and DC was there just for show. The campaigns of both are feverishly easy and utterly boring. So yes, I feel the same. |
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Just for example , when i did invade the space marines hq , my command favrons carvron or w/e hes name is didn't say a word. Was no real story to it and the little words he did have ment nothing. In dc i remember all through the maps , eliphas (then chaos lord of chaos forces on kronos) would engage in conversation and it made me interested in the endings. |
Re: Campaign to easy I agree, I just passed the campaigns expecting some sort of storyline, instead I get 72 skirmishes in which it takes longer to load then the actual battles take. I stopped using the honor guard while passing it my second time with the sisters because it was too easy. I'm just doing insane skirmishes now, just so I don't lose my edge when I get back to online. |
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