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Originally Posted by TwistedBishop  They've explained the changes to the singleplayer campaign in detail to places like IGN. Part of it is elimination resource management and using smaller, fixed amounts of units that depend on strategy rather than numbers (which is what they mean when they refer to CoH), and part of it is the integration of more RPG-like mechanics, such as going on "quests" and obtaining new, better items to equip your squads with.
So we're pretty well informed on that aspect. It's the multiplayer component that's still a big question mark. |
Sounds interesting.
The resource acquisition quickly becomes irrelevant in Dawn of War (admittedly, I don't fight the AI on the higher levels- I am still a little more too "casual" for that).
I don't know if I like the RPG-like mechanics part with going on quests, but that depends on the actual implementation.
I really enjoyed Dawn of War, and own all
supplements expansions. I also found the "Risk"-style campaigns in the last 2 expansions very nice for the replay factor, though I am also always a sucker for a "real" story-line in games, too. Command & Conquer (minus Generals) and Starcraft have been my favorites for that reason.