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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9647066" data-attributes="member: 18">If you just follow a build guide for the characters, which you may want to simply because there are so many options, it's pretty straightforward. That's like the only potentially overwhelming bit. In combat and exploration it's fine, especially if you avoid using the fancy Bladedancer class from the DLC (which benefits strongly from very &quot;predictive&quot; thinking, and is kind of overpowered anyway). Depending on how good you are with tactics and how much attention you pay to gear it may actually become too easy on Normal with a build guide, but there are harder settings if so.It's a really good RPG for a sort of comprehensive &quot;40K Imperial&quot; experience, and you can essentially play it as full-on Imperial loyalist nutcase, full-on Chaos lunatic, or full-on &quot;Sane person in an insane universe&quot; (the three alignments, essentially - but they're points of a triangle rather than a linear spectrum), or almost any point in-between those (though many choices will line up with one of those three).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 9647066, member: 18"] If you just follow a build guide for the characters, which you may want to simply because there are so many options, it's pretty straightforward. That's like the only potentially overwhelming bit. In combat and exploration it's fine, especially if you avoid using the fancy Bladedancer class from the DLC (which benefits strongly from very "predictive" thinking, and is kind of overpowered anyway). Depending on how good you are with tactics and how much attention you pay to gear it may actually become too easy on Normal with a build guide, but there are harder settings if so. It's a really good RPG for a sort of comprehensive "40K Imperial" experience, and you can essentially play it as full-on Imperial loyalist nutcase, full-on Chaos lunatic, or full-on "Sane person in an insane universe" (the three alignments, essentially - but they're points of a triangle rather than a linear spectrum), or almost any point in-between those (though many choices will line up with one of those three). [/QUOTE]

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