PRE-ORDER: Warhammer 40000: Dawn Of War II Retribution - Collectors Edition

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We now have Warhammer 40000: Dawn Of War II Retribution - Collectors Edition for pre-order.


Warhammer 40000: Dawn Of War II Retribution - Collectors Edition @ £29.99 inc VAT

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Ten years after the events of Chaos Rising and the fall of the Blood Raven's Chapter Master to the forces of Chaos, Sub-Sector Aurelia remains in a constant state of warfare. The pirate Freebooter Orks have arrived to take advantage of this and loot the sector, the vile forces of Chaos continue to nonl2br spread their blasphemy, the Eldar of Craftworld Alaitoc work to recover key artifacts from their past, and the feral Tyranids remaining from the failed Hive fleet invasion have suddently reestablished contact with the Hive mind.

Choose your race and determine the final fate of the entire sector in Dawn of War II Retribution, the next installment in the critically acclaimed Dawn of War real-time strategy franchise.

Dawn Of War II Retribution - Collector's Edition Includes:
- Dawn Of War II Retribution PC game
- Race artcards
- Poster
- Unlockable bonus items

- Multi-Race Campaign
For the first time in the Dawn of War II series, choose from 6 different playable races and play through a customized single player campaign for each - Army Builder Metagame
Upgrade your heroes and unlock new buildable units as you progress through the single player campaign - New Super Heavy Units in Multiplayer!
Take the battle online once again in 1-6 player matches and field your new Super Heavy Units, unique to each of the 6 playable races


Ten years after the events of Chaos Rising and the fall of the Blood Raven's Chapter Master to the forces of Chaos, Sub-Sector Aurelia remains in a constant state of warfare. The pirate Freebooter Orks have arrived to take advantage of this and loot the sector, the vile forces of Chaos continue to nonl2br spread their blasphemy, the Eldar of Craftworld Alaitoc work to recover key artifacts from their past, and the feral Tyranids remaining from the failed Hive fleet invasion have suddently reestablished contact with the Hive mind.

Choose your race and determine the final fate of the entire sector in Dawn of War II Retribution, the next installment in the critically acclaimed Dawn of War real-time strategy franchise.

Dawn Of War II Retribution - Collector's Edition Includes:
- Dawn Of War II Retribution PC game
- Race artcards
- Poster
- Unlockable bonus items

- Multi-Race Campaign
For the first time in the Dawn of War II series, choose from 6 different playable races and play through a customized single player campaign for each - Army Builder Metagame
Upgrade your heroes and unlock new buildable units as you progress through the single player campaign - New Super Heavy Units in Multiplayer!
Take the battle online once again in 1-6 player matches and field your new Super Heavy Units, unique to each of the 6 playable races

Only £29.99 inc VAT.

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Just a short in-betweeny question, as I haven't played any Warhammer games before. Don't want to hijack this thread, but I'd like to know:

How does Dawn of War II compare to Starcraft II and Supreme Commander 1 as a single-player game (I don't like multi-player)?
 
I enjoyed DoW II a LOT more than SC1. Not played SC II. The campaign in DoW II was really enjoyable, and I liked the way you focus on just a few units rather than building up a huge army. It's more comparable to Company of Heroes (same engine), than SC. The original Dawn of War was more like SC 1, and is still a great game to play through now and then.
 
DoWII SP is about as far as you can possibly get from SupCom1 :p Its practically the anti-SupCom. A small group of heroes as you progress through the map using cover and skills to your advantage (until you get to boss fights which tend to be tedious) compared to a gigantic full scale war with 100s of buildings and units and artillery and nukes and resource management and giant fortress-like bases and more units.
 
Thanks for you replies, Guys, I get the picture now.
Still don't quite know if I should be buying this, I'll have to think about it.
 
Mainly it's because I haven't got very much time, so I like to spend the time I do have with something I know is worthwhile.
 
im just curious, does anyone prefer the DWII series better than the original series...

and im curious if anyone knows why they changed???

i really dislike the new ones, i prefer building what i want, not getting select units.
 
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