Playing EVERY Warhammer 40k Game (isn't fun)...

[@TabletopTime]

Get Your Stealth 14 au.msi.com/Promotion/2023EOFY (spon) and a HUGE thank you to MSI for making this video possible!

[@anthonybroadby3026]

Lost interest, I thought this was (TABLE)top time?

[@RPRsChannel]

*_I really hope you are OK after putting yourself through this hell._* *_You did miss a few, I can't remember their names; they have been removed from my mobile by dev/GW._* *_There could be a "Part 2"? There's a few Warhammer Fantasy games as well, and some other GW IPs. Was there not also a 20K and 30K game?_* *_A friend of mine has collected ALL W40K video games/mobile games/console games and has them now all on 1 PC that never is connected to to the Internet or gets any updates._* *_I forget which game had a built-in self destruct, 1 game he just lost because it terminated on a certain date/time?_* *_Sail The High Seas if you want a complete collection of past W40k games._*

[@PerfectionHunter]

The Hinges on that Laptop is gonna break soon, you just wait. My MSI GE76 Raider's hinges broke today. MSI is facing a Class Action Lawsuit in USA because of their overly tightened hinges that hundreds of people have broken from normal usage. Sad but true. Also: MSI's Thermal Paste is like dried bubble gum: Absolute CRAP! But the over heating issue is easily fixed. Just remove the old crappy Thermal Paste and replace it with Noctua NT-H2 3.5g and it will run like a dream. My new Temps went from "Burning my fingers on the WASD buttons" (yes, for real) - to sitting steady at 38°C when playing heavy games like Borderlands 3 and Cyberpunk 2077. So no more heating issues. Other smaller issues disappeared as well, likely caused by the previous overheating.

[@AzraelThanatos]

Dawn of War didn't include the Squats...

[@Eurekanation1]

i have a copy of 40k squad command its a good game

[@danielhardman234]

Next video should be finishing every game completely

[@TabletopTime]

Well I now know you only want my suffering. Thanks

[@BeeWaifu]

@@TabletopTime It is better to die for the Emperor than to live for yourself.

[@tausandsons]

@@TabletopTime dew it

[@Ara.Sakura]

I actually remember the N-gage being released. Because it was a phone AND a games console, it fell short as both for most people. I saw a preowned one once in my local games store. As they kept the niche items downstairs (and most people didn't even realise there was a downstairs) not many people knew about the best things that store sold (and that they had an arcade machine that you could play for free).

[@TabletopTime]

So you're saying the nguage is a strange artifact of interest? That makes sense

[@RocKM001]

N-Gage was basically what mobiles are today.. phones that can also play apps/games. The problem of course was it tried to market itself as a handheld console alternative instead of a phone with gaming capabilities. And the technology just wasn't up to par back then so Nokia threaded the line and tried to do something that did both but excelled at neither leading it to be passed on by a lot of folks.

[@apinakapinastorba]

”Never heard of N-Gage, have you?” *Cries in aging Finnish software engineer*

[@murphy7801]

Yeah I knew 2 people who had them in the UK. So DW

[@kylewilliams6091]

Yea I had one as a kid envy of all my friends

[@davidstenow5055]

Thank you for your service!

[@jaysherman2615]

I remember that thing. Nearly crapped myself seeing Tomb Raider running on that thing in a mall kiosk. Then I actually crapped myself when I saw the price.

[@valletas]

As a indie game dev and someone whos life revolves around video games in general yeah i know about every obscure piece of software that can play games that has ever existed lol

[@Wolfineer_]

Final Liberation, Shadow of the Horned Rat and Dark Omen were the glory period of GW Games. (Outside the obvious Dow 1/2)

[@willshields4480]

Best thing about Freeblade is that they had a contest for best in-game livery. The winner got a GW-painted Knight in their design!

[@magnusmillerwilson]

I loved Deathwatch Tyranids. It had a few freeze problems but overall was fun and consistent.

[@Rhaenday]

What people wanted out of Darktide was 40k Vermintide 2, what we got was a repetitive, terribly optimized, add-on to a MTX-cash shop

[@martind5653]

I think people don't realize how many years of development Vermintide 2 has over Darktide. Vermintide 2 was also almost a dead game with a horrible release at some point. I still believe Darktide will get there one day. Or Darktide 2.

[@kudosbudo]

@@martind5653 i mean ive not stopped playng it since release. its buggy, has a shitty cash shop but i ignore it. but its also got very compelling gameplay that is actually fun which is rare these days

[@apdo6107]

games good now

[@gektoast4968]

I love darktide 🙁

[@RedSpade83]

It took me until Respect 20 before I realized there was a MTX shop

[@jessicahawkins669]

Dave...why do you do this to yourself? But thank you for taking us down this little history lane. I didn't know that there were so many Warhammer games. But I got to say, it's been...informative. Can't wait for Space Marine 2. The bug models look amazing.

[@TabletopTime]

I was so optimistic and enthusiastic when I started, two weeks later I never wanted to touch a video game again

[@jessicahawkins669]

@@TabletopTime please don’t do that. How else will you decompress after a long week of awesome tabletop projects All in all, thank you for the awesome video

[@magaz]

I worked at Gamestation when the NGage was released. One kid pre ordered it. I believe it was our one pre order for the whole store for that Cornish pasty looking thing. He was so stoked on release day. So one person in existence did own an NGage

[@codemon1352]

Dawn of War was my first exposure to the 40k universe and I didn't realize there was a table top game or the amazingly deep lore at the time. Only recently started painting minis 4 years ago and diving deep in the lore, big fan now all because of a excellent RTS

[@GalianMode]

I remember the 90s games fondly!

[@gameprose4293]

I enjoyed Eternal Crusade, and others did too. There's a fan project working on bringing the game back (same way fans created Return of Reckoning to bring back Warhammer Online). So basically Eternal Crusade without any of the moneygrubbing and greed.

[@ericvaughn2617]

A very nice list. I feel ancient now because I remember a lot of them coming out, but a good list none the less. I am looking forward to when you make the mistake of doing the Warhammer Fantasy video games. Shadow of the Horned Rat here we come!

[@TreeWiseBig]

As a 4X fan, I can safely say that Gladius is quite liked by us. Though it is more of a wargame rather than a 4X game. Also you hit the nail on the multiplayer part. I seldom play it single, it is a joy on multi though.

[@OmegablueWolf]

Dave the oddity of a Mechanicus Inqusitor isnt quite that odd - there IS an Ordo Mechanicus in the Inqusition that monitors the Mechanicus so it would make a small bit of sense to have at least a few Tech Priest inqusitors or interrogators !

[@Andulvar]

They don't "give away" their IP, however last I checked they were cheap to lease back than. Typical lease for an IP is around $40000-45000. This makes it a prime IP to pick up for a fledgling game studio to pick up with some of the money they got from loans. You'll easily get that $40 or so thousand dollars back, pay back the rest of what they owe GW, pay their workers, and still make a profit.

[@daveemerson6549]

Hey Dave.....just a quick heads-up on Gothic Armada 2. I had the same issue you did, but I installed the Skalgrim mod from the Steam workshop (adds a ton of ships as well as the Dark Mechanicum), and it works fine now. So, if you're looking to play in your spare time, this might work for you too.

[@M104-q9y]

Fatshark absolutely dropped the ball with Darktide. Vermintide 2 was a really fun game and well worth sitting down to play with friends. I had high hopes for Darktide, but I still can't even play it. Even now it just crashes a few minutes after launch every time. Even if it didn't, the 2 hours of gameplay I've gotten out of it were just dry af.

[@Mr_Waffle.]

Battlesector got me back into 40k after 20 years. Great game, but I was confused by what a Primaris marine was so googled it and got sucked back in lol. Regarding Combat Cards, the original physical game from the 1990s used real art too so it was an homage to that. (Jordan Sorcery on KZbin did a great video about it)

[@Omega1907]

I personally do like Gladius. While it's true, that the story is lacking, at least each faction has it's own goals and paired with the random maps, it has somewhat of a replayability. Apart from that, it's one of the few games that still gets supported by the developer (last patch was at the end of last month). Also Boltgun is a fun game which a play on and off for a few hours once a week or so (not the biggest FPS guy, but the combination of artstyle and humor - not taking itself to serious - does something for me). Personally I'd love to see something like a total war game for 40k - apocalypse scale tactical army rts - as that would really fit in the universe. Like a real tyranid swarm or ork horde against regiments worth of guardsmen :D

[@TabletopTime]

I'd love a campaign style old school call of duty type game, but imperial guard trench fighting vs Orks or something. Gladius didn't get a bad review, it was a "it is good for the genre if you like 4x but could have been more"

[@varggaming6449]

Darktide and Chaos Gate: Deamonhunter are pretty good

[@oliverhoodless7470]

A couple of missing games, Space Hulk had a couple of very similar spin offs in the early-mid 90's focusing on blood angels and another one for dark angels i think but can't be sure. You mentioned the first dawn of war but nothing on winter assault or dark crusade? there was also a java version of space hulk available for mobiles in the mid 00's (i had it on my Motorola L6) Edit: im an idiot i glossed over the fact that the space hulk games are all there. Good job! 😅

[@d-emprahexpects]

R.I.P. all the studios that died upon the cliffs of Warhammer

[@Blu_vilio]

Oh oh oh, squad command is actually also on psp which i never knew about till my brother got me a copy randomly about 2 years ago now, held up well on it xD

[@The0Stroy]

Tacticus! I share that addiction with you Dave!

[@Alex.Holland]

BFG Leviathan was really good. It was a rare actual mobile game in an era of clash of clans or gacha nonsense. I played bfg tabletop as a kid, and it was a 1 to 1 adaptation of the tt rules, except a game took 10 minutes instead of 3 hours. Leviathan made me realize just how great and interesting the tt rules were, but how much speeding it all up and automating measurements and such really improved it. I had it on my phone for years, but no new content ever came out for it, which was a bummer, because it had so few factions.

[@gbmgaming]

Honorable mention should be Dark Nexus Arena, Basically 40k but League of Legends. I played it at an Insomnia gaming festival and they gave me two T shirts, still have them even though the game got cancelled before it even began

[@roberttanguay8532]

Your video description doesn't say anything about playing only Video or Console games. I was expecting to see the actual tabletop games as well as board games being played.

[@SoftestCorner]

You HAD to flex your espresso set up ! I don't care about your computer, what's your espresso machine ?!

[@DAVID4GAMER]

If that was taxing, imagine trying to play every version of the board game since those take an eternity from even the damn setup.

[@lazerhosen]

Tactical shooter... a la... Doom? Doom... the quintessential arcade/arena/action shooter with 0 (zero) tactical shooter elements (since that was a subgenre that came along much later)?

[@uniqueshitposthandle]

"Let's go somewhere more comfortable to [play games]" -> Sits down on a couch with the laptop in his lap and mouse on an arm rest? Are you okay?

[@BrianFlyingPenguin]

3:02 I don't think you scored a single hit there. 'Like' for remembering that regicide isn't chess, though you could have included a picture of the regicide board from Tales of the Iron Snakes.

[@DawidUliczny-ro7eo]

Rogue Trader, please be good, please be good, PLEASE!

[@03dashk64]

Man I am so excited for when Dark Tide is actually finished and fully released

[@DoctorEviloply]

See that mentality is what enables games like Dark Tide to come out. We shouldn't forgive and forget. Darktide was finished and fully released. It just wasn't good enough. Regardless of what happens to the game afterwards they chose to release their game in an unacceptable state. That should not be forgotten or forgiven. Or it leads to more games like Darktide.

[@03dashk64]

@@DoctorEviloply I mean I agree with everything except you saying it was fully released. It isn’t finished. We have a barebones shooter. But Vermintide was the same way. It took years for it to be a full game. Darktide will be the same. I’ll come back when they’ve actually finished it

[@mouthyschannel2474]

@@DoctorEviloply I think they're more comparing it to No Man's Sky in that the release was not a game, but the work put into it over time finally made it a playable fun time. Though don't take that as me forgiving Darktide in any way, we can have hope while recognising the issues.

[@shauncaley7777]

We used to stock the N-Gage in out store. I played on a demo one. It was actually pretty good for the time. We never sold a single 1 though. Was overpriced for a phone.

[@jamesblake5176]

chaos gate was definitely good too i beat it back in the day pretty sure it came in a box set with dawn of war

[@lordjustinian2913]

I feel like Rogue Trader will be pretty great with a few problems as the developer Owlcat Studios made Pathfinder: Kingmaker and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous and both of those games are great Isometric CRPG games with weak elements like Kingdom Management and Crusade Management and Battles so therefore for me I think Rogue Trader will be a great CRPG game with lots of elements taken from the Tabletop RPG game and a good amount of character classes and options, but it may have weak Space Combat missions that are required for the story.

[@bionicgeekgrrl]

A fantasy and sigmar follow up video might be worthwhile in a few months time. It will be interesting to see how things compare.

[@Deltex]

I'm impressed you mentioned the Talisman: Horus Hersey game :)

[@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble]

wow, Dawn of War was the first 40k game i ever heard of. didnt know there were 40k games before it

[@davidkazarossian7654]

It's not that their IP is cursed, it's that games workshop will whore themselves out to any developer willing to pay them for a license. That's why the overwhelming majority of warhammer games are utter trash.

[@captainobvious9233]

Final Liberation needs to be remade with more races available to play.

[@daniellof453]

The Nokia N-Gage is a vital part of cellphone and hand-held gamesystem failure in console history

[@fernandozavaletabustos205]

I hope both Space Marine 2 and Rogue Trader are great titles!

[@robnoel9306]

Rogue looks great, check out Party Elite's playthroughs

[@EMO1tachi]

Rogue trader ended up being a banger!

[@Ironmaidenportugal]

DW3 campaign is so easy even in the hardest dificulty, the last mission might be the hardest(more annoying to be accurate) due to the Bloodletter spam. I expected better.

[@silverwargaming8453]

I also had the bug of crashing as soon as you launch Battlefleet Gothic 2 back acouple years ago. I refunded my copy and eventually gave it another try on my pc and it worked. It didn't like my laptop at all

[@zaqzilla1]

I'm looking forward to Rogue Trader. Owlcat did a great job on their two Pathfinder games. So I anticipate a good game.

[@Octarinewolf]

The Alpha and Beta have looked good.

[@OpenMawProductions]

8:04 I don't agree with that at all. Space Marine is fun in its own right. Games don't "replace" each other. I have never understood this notion. If a game is good, it's good. The original Mario is still a great game. Space Invaders, Pacman, PONG, are still good games. They're just older. Same goes for Space Marine. It's just older. Doom 2016 is great, but I still play the original Doom to thsi day.

[@Selvanus]

Quick note unrelated to the rest of my message: I heavily recommend keeping an eye on Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader! It’s a CRPG in development by Owlcat games, makers of Pathfinder: Kingmaker and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous which are some of my favourite games and therefore I have very high hopes for RT. Currently it’s got a playtest going on available if you pledge money to it as, like the Pathfinder games, they make a system of getting a bunch of funding from fans and you typically get some pretty need rewards too! I’ve dabbled in the playtest for 9 hours and it seems pretty good, keeping in mind the current development stage. Not gonna go much much further because I know what my attention span is like and it’ll struggle playing the same bits of game again I loved killteam! Me and my father played countless hours together I still find it amusing that it took me until 2017 to realise 40k was a thing, even tho I had played DOW1, 2, space marine and the aforementioned kill team 😅 My fondest memories are definitely killteam (Eternal Crusade being a close second, being the thing that introduced me to a guild that developed my interest into 40k and chased the development of my Soul Drinkers character that you see in use as my pfp today even with the absolution of the guild, still working on him :D) tho, introduced me to the beauty of the heavy bolter that still remains my favourite piece of weaponry

[@JudasBrennan]

Rites of War is my all time favourite 40k game!

[@CrackDCat]

*Me, thinking I'm good becuase I played and finished 30 Star Wars Games* Then there's this legend XD 28* I couldn't figure out Rebel Assault 1 and 2 lol One last thing, I can forgive Fire Warriors graphics, Halo was a beast in the 2000s, it's a bit unfair to compare and Fire Warrior has a similar look to Medal of Honour Rising Sun which came out the same year.

[@TyyTheFlyGuy]

One of my buddies had an N-Gage. I knew of them but I’m pretty sure he’s the only guy I’ve ever met in my many..many..many..travels..who has owned one. He also owned a Zune and the Microsoft phone so yeah.

[@jajsem1109]

Freeblade surprised me, it was actually fun game, even if simple. Now, will you make fantasy/AoS video?

[@samahearn770]

Keep an eye out for Warpforged if you like digital card games like Hearthstone and Horus Heresy. The beta was extremely promising

[@KnudAutlermann]

I was about to type up a comment saying "you missed all these games" when I realized "oh wait... this is just 40k. Man thats a lot of failed 40k games, thats a lot of failed games in general"

[@RocKM001]

Man.. I *really* tried to give DoWIII a fair go... but it was just so soooo terrible. My biggest pet peeve was that units just died far too fast which if this was a single unit style like SC is fine since you could micro around to get the most out of each unit but as a squad everyone just fell like flies since there was no actual way to keep a dying squad member alive longer. The worst part of this was was the fact that on top of the quick time to kill for each unit in a squad the balancing was just wrong... like take the basic units... Space Marine vs Boyz vs Dire Avenger... the Eldar ended up being the "fattest/hard to kill" over all because they came with shields on top of their normal HP.. the Eldar which is supposed to be the least durable of the base races aside from the specialised Striking Scorpions and Fire Dragons.. and with the Orkz hp difference being negligible to a Space Marine and being made up for with more numbers it ends up with a Space Marine Squad being the squishiest out of the 3!

[@leewat3742]

I had an N-Gage, never new that there was a 40k game for it though.

[@Syaniiti]

"Tactical shooter à la Doom"? - Tactical shooters clearly aren't what they used to be. Chaos Gate still has the best soundtrack of any (40k) game ever made.

[@Ally_Smudge]

Will you do the same for all of the warhammer fantasy games?

[@buzzy-ears]

Shit. You've forced my hand. Now I have to do it, too. HAHA THIS GUY NEVER HEARD OF THE N-GAGE

[@Thyfob]

i have to be honest. The Story was the best Part of DoW3. Every other thing in it was bad. But the Cutscenes were good and funny

[@Axofpik]

Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command was also available for the playstation portable.

[@Bruce_Wayne7567]

I kind of want Dave to do a Space Marine II let's play now.

[@PongoDaMan]

a game that doesn't exist?

[@Bruce_Wayne7567]

@@PongoDaMan A game that'll come out soon.

[@jamesfield1674]

Weren't they going to make a MMO 40K ages ago? It would of been amazing.. Love Dawn Of War

[@zinkaghost6490]

Dark millinuim. It got canned wayyyy long time ago saddly

[@jamesfield1674]

@@zinkaghost6490 that’s it I was so hyped for that

[@Balnor]

Way too many of them are agressively mid, but hey 40K is 40K.

[@TabletopTime]

Mid is a compliment most dont deserve

[@Balnor]

@@TabletopTime Very true and most of the list was a skip for me when they came out due to, as you said, they didnt feel like an actual game, just an attempt to grab peoples money with 40K. Still surprising how few games have genuinely tried to capture the actual tabletop game, usually going with a different focus.

[@wombora]

Back when the NGage was released i did not know about Warhammer - there you have it :p

[@5TailFox]

Good luck for when you get to Space Wolf. That game is unnecessarily hard.

[@Chnumpen]

And now we need the same type of series for Warhammer fantasy/aos games, it might be much shorter?

[@henriksetsaas7629]

Coffee Then drinks a mug of hot milk

[@smallg9109]

squad command was awesome, got it on the psp and it's got a lot of cool features for a smaller game... definitely not ground breaking but well worth playing

[@mouthyschannel2474]

I had it on DS when I was too young to know what a tactics game was, so obviously my child brain didn't know what to do. Wish I could go back now and play it knowing what type of game it is, I was still very much impressed even at the time with the way it handled.

[@MrKOLCOO]

DoW2 was amazing I wish there were more squad based RTS like this with RPG elements

[@nikr.5344]

I agree! Imho, the multiplayer part (with/against human players!) is what makes it shine the most. To me, DOW2 Retribution with the (still updated (bugfixing, new content etc.) and better balanced) Elite Mod is the best that DOW has to offer, and I have played them all, on- and offline. The level of tactical micromanagement, positioning (with cover and shotblockers etc.), the suppression mechanics, destructible environments, unit preservation with veterancy levels and the skillshot-potential with various unit and hero abilities etc., etc. is unmatched, as as I am concerned. I didn't miss the basebuilding at all - it was a breath of fresh air.

[@rudy7226]

where is wharhammer 40k speed freaks?

[@mariahcmurray2210]

wow space marine, kill team, and me are triplets

[@pizzalord3n]

Chaos gate rocked my world as a kid.

[@Blaz243]

Squad cammand was also released at PSP, its bit short but okay

[@irinashidou9524]

I highly doubt you couldn’t emulate a number of the lost titles

[@iiruniaalice1764]

40k story on games: IP license expired, closed up game studios, no longer available to play... Dave will need some mini painting therapy after this. Still... I hope he reviews the space marines 2 game coming soon xD

[@yoshi5I4]

I’m a few hours into Rogue Trader I think it’s a solid RPG so far

[@jamesfield1674]

I need to look into that. I have the old book

[@PerfectionHunter]

32:46 Lost Crusade is worse than DoW3. It's a Pay-To-Win Micro-Transactions Chinese mobile app game. I was in a guild in that shit game. It's super slow as soon as you reach lvl 16. The endgame is made up of the only ones who still cares: Rich Russians and rich Chinese that spends hundreds of Dollars on pointless armies and worthless upgrades. The more you pay the more you win. There is 0% game balance. You will only have your ass handed to you by being used as a "farm" for the overly powerful Pay-To-Win Russians and Chinese, who will constantly attack. And there is no way for you to fight back or protect yourself unless YOU pay hundreds of dollars. That shit game should never have been made and should be taken down.

[@ric270]

That's like every other mobiles base builder, I've played lost crusade before but I had the luck of being able to join one of the five strongest guilds in the server so I had protection from stronger teams, but like all other base builder mobiles it's pay to win

[@forgottencameras]

Man, my favorite licensed property is a mixed bag with way too many dirty needles to accidentally grab. Shame about Legacy of Dorn; it is genuinely good and giving more BL books the same treatment would have been a huge boon for dedicated 40k readers. Also, I don't usually comment on sponsors, but the Stealth 14 is a very solid laptop. I sell them at work, and I'd take it over an XPS any day. Things I'd like to see in the 2020's: -DoW 1 Remastered. Take DoW 1, update the graphics, repackage so all of the expansions are in one installer, Bob's your uncle you have my $40 for minimal effort. $45 if you do all of that and remove the Tau. -DoW 2 Remastered. Don't really need to do anything other than make the UI work at 4k+ resolutions and combine expansions. The game still looks exceptional, even a million years later. In fact, you'd have to do so little, it should just be a patch for current owners. -A very open ala Bauldur's Gate CRPG about an undercover Inquisitor stuck on a hive world, balancing survival against their beliefs. Do it in a 2D sprite engine and have Dan Abnett write the story. In fact, call it Dan Abnett's ____________. Bonus if you get to befriend a kind Ogryn. Use pen and paper rules. -A VR game where you play as an AM Techpriest building servitors, like PC Building Simulator, but really gross. -Streumon (Deathwing, Hired Gun dev) given a higher budget and more of a chance. They are extremely talented, just hampered by money. They do good work with what they have, they just need like a AA budget. If you've never played EYE: Divine Cybermancy, good lord that is an amazing first effort and you'll see its DNA in both 40k games they did. -More Slitherine. I REALLY enjoyed Armageddon, like way more than I should have. I think it is a severely underrated game; the video summed it up well: Panzer General but more accessible for a 40k fan. I'd like to see it get a Soul Storm/Retribution treatment with out of mission resource management and grand-strategy elements. Hell, something like this could be multi-world.

[@waragh]

I'm looking forward to rouge trader.

[@KevanWalter]

Awesome video! Although gotta say I completely disagree with DoW 2 being anything of an improvement over the first game. The only point it gets in my book is visuals, I gave my copy away a month after I bought it to another 40k fan in my area (who also strongly disliked the experience)

[@Hobbyrepubliken]

I played soooo much Final Liberation

[@Lies-are-Life]

I played drop assault... it was fun while it lasted. I Still play Freeblade lol The same with some starwars games : Starwars commander and Starwars Arena.

[@dagonofthedepths]

Oh by the throne, you shot the daemonhost? Throne save us from fng nutters.

[@TabletopTime]

I wanted it to end ;)

[@EnclaveOperator]

Rest in piece Dark Millennium Online

[@neo-xi6ht]

dave said the word "game" over 240 times in this video. you're welcome

[@IdolsHextech]

Weird to hear 'Dawn of War 2 was better in every way than its predecessor'. At the time everyone hated it for moving away from the RTS format. I think people only started to like it when the third one came out and people saw what a bad Dawn of War looked like

[@TabletopTime]

It must be so specific to your gamer group. We loved company of heroes style RTS and were tired of the build and rush of early RTS. DoW 1 still kingly

[@IdolsHextech]

@@TabletopTime In those days there weren't gamer groups, there were clandestine internet forums where fans gathered. And fans were not happy!!! I love Dawn of War 2 though

[@2ndai385]

Now play every tabletop game and every edition

[@ClarissaMeyer]

So many? Wow. And most of them seem to have been followed by bad luck. That was an interesting trip in the past of video games and apps

[@klo45pl]

I might be the onloy one that ever said this but: I much more prefer we get 10 meh warhammer games and 2-3 good ones a year to say a star wars approach of making 1 good game every 2-3 years.

[@SuperSteelyGlint]

Squad Command was also on the PSP

[@lostartsstudios1679]

You missed Dark Nexus Arena. So did everyone else... XD

[@dillongardanier3713]

whipped out the control F to make sure I wasnt the only one who noticed it was missing XD

[@goatpriest7617]

You forgot Dark Nexus Arena!

[@crazysithslave]

Eternal Crusade had sooooooo much potential! If it hadve come to console [as promised] I would still be playing it!!!!!! Just amazing! Why!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Ohlukei]

The continous change of the Dawn of War type games is totally confusing. I remember Dawn of war Dark Crusade and Soulstorm and Dawn of war 2 very well, but newer titles seem to be completely different games. 👀

[@carlstanford7607]

Fantastic. Should have wrapped with a top ten or top five

[@liamjudd5356]

Didn't you miss the blood bowl games dude 😮👌

[@TabletopTime]

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