These guys. Basically lore tellers, wargame and tabletop enjoyers.
Nah, a friend told me about them.
Not specifically, but one of my friends tried buying a bunch of orks off Etsy and he had a really negative experience with all 3 of the sellers he patronized. Some sellers have some outrageous prices, too. I found a Nightbringer proxy that I liked even more than GW's official one, but they were asking for 20% more than GW's model. I couldn't find that specific model anywhere in the underground channels but the guy had a patreon where $10/month would get you access to all of his models. I subbed for 1 month, downloaded all his shit, then uploaded it for the rest of the 3d printed community.
The same reason men can never become women.
Nah Ursula should have a rule Hatred (psykers) and summery execution due to her looking like Miss Trunchbull.
It looks pretty and lore accurate but it doesn't look all too different from space marine 1 (if im remembering correctly) in terms of gameplay. I guess that's the minimum i should be expecting I just hope they build off of it a bit more than not at all
In SM1 you got a Thunder Hammer with the pack and you couldn't do that hover-shoot with a bolter like we saw in the trailer, or use your chainsword with it. Looks to be some sort of semi-permanent upgrade to your kit, which is nice.
The jetpack stuff we saw was expanded a bit more, plus that bolter with the scope looked fresh, since it wasn't the semi-auto Stalker-pattern. Looks like there's some sort of gear customization.
Your average Space Marine takes a very large gun and uses it to put very large holes in things or a very large sword to cut off very large peices.
I would assume because it would make models less necessary to play which equals less money for GW
I mean, they technically did make a game that kinda uses the rules from the tabletop, Warhammer 40k Armageddon.
250 orders from a single retailer but they can't keep the darned thing in stock on the online store. Funny.
There's definitely more to this jumppack getup, most notably the thrusters on the legs that you can even see in the reveal trailer, but I highly doubt this is going to be allowed as a permanent upgrade as you think because of how uniquely demanding it is of environmental design. I suspect it's going to be like the first game, limited to very specific segments bookended with cutscenes.
