Unfortunately, Chaos Rising is not the perfect fix we might have hoped for, leaving untouched the most annoying bits of the original game. And although there's now a steady stream of optional mission goals – for example, saving trapped allies – this is balanced by fewer side missions, making the game significantly shorter but also more focussed.
It's a weird kind of internal morality system that litters the game with corrupted items, promising more in terms of underhand tactics or visual effects than they actually deliver.
This time round, some items or decisions force your heroes to develop "dark" powers, with the subsequent loss of their more saintly equivalents. As if to compensate for this paucity of firepower, there's loads of new items to be discovered – so many, in fact, that it's lucky you can sell them for extra experience points, because there's no way you'll ever use them all. However, you're still restricted to only four heroes per level, each with up to three followers in tow.
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There's new planets to explore, some new heroes (including a new "warrior mage" class) and a plot full of treachery and surprise. This mission pack (which you'll need the original DoW2 to play) concentrates on fine tuning that same formula. Gone were the intricacies of resource management, in came fewer units with a greater range of RPG-like powers and a whole host of new fans. D awn of War 2 marked a turning point in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, at last becoming the kind of RTS it always should have been to differentiate itself from the mighty Command & Conquer.
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