Profile of Kobunite

Jump back to quoted post10 Jun 2016, 03:08 AMalfik

Way to shitpost, "senior moderator".

Yes, it does censor people. And yes, it's a problem. Want some proof? This thread.

I've already voiced my opinion on this matter. Treating people who pay for your games like children is a really silly thing to do. I guess the way the filter is implemented is somewhat amusing, but it still doesn't justify blatant censorship.

Jump back to quoted post10 Jun 2016, 12:22 PMalfik

W-what? The fact that this thread is here and there are opinions from both sides IS proof that this is an issue. A "mod" who comes and says "it's not a problem because I said so" doesn't make it any less of an issue.

Jump back to quoted post4 May 2016, 05:55 AMpigsoup

• is there a rich lore?
  
• how many factions? in the trailer, it looked like 3
  
• melee and gun?
  
• is there gigantic units? it looks like it from the trailer.
  
• from coh1 to dowII, did the game engine change?
  
• was dowII rich in strategy? better balanced?
  
• and etc
  
  

• Is there a rich lore?
  
  Yes. To date there are in excess of 365 books published by Games Workshop's publishing company - The Black Library. That doesn't include the multiple rules/fluff books published by Games Workshop and its sister company Forge World.
  
  
• how many factions? in the trailer, it looked like 3
  
  The board game and its surrounding lore has many factions - the main ones being The Imperium, Chaos, Eldar, Dark Eldar, Orks, Tyranids, Tau and Necrons. Although, that is a very incomplete picture as many of those have sub-factions - for example the Imperium has Space Marines, Imperial Guard (or whatever they call them now, they'll always be guard to me), The Mechanicus, Sisters of Battle and the Inquisition in the table top game - but in the lore there are even more factions (e.g Imperial Navy, 3 different arms of the Inquisition etc.)
  
  The scope for in game factions is huge, but is much more likely to be limited down to the most popular table top factions of Orks, Space Marines, Eldar and Chaos.
  
  
• melee and gun?
  
  Yep, and most of the guns are massive too.
  
  
• is there gigantic units? it looks like it from the trailer.
  
  The units in the trailer are Imperial Knights and Wraith Knights - the smallest of the walkers in the lore (and table top game) above them in size are Titans - which range from being little bigger than knights to being 4 or 5 times the size of knights.
  
  
• from coh1 to dowII, did the game engine change?
  
  Yeah, it was still Essence but it changed.
  
  
• was dowII rich in strategy? better balanced?
  
  Depends who you ask, there are some pretty good casts of DOW2 - although DOW2 is very, very different to DOW1 and COH.

Jump back to quoted post3 May 2016, 19:06 PMIpKaiFung

A CG trailer and some shopped screenshots. It's the CoH2 initial announcement all over again.