Next enemy (Spoilers)

[N'Zoth]

It’s obviously Necrons. We’re on a freaking Tomb World. And they’re not going to be to happy about us playing with their technology.

I imagine that will lead us to the next class Techmarines. Honestly I hated how short the story was. I was there was more, and while I liked the switch up of enemies I wanted this game to really focus on the Tyranids.

If I had development powers instead of “the arch enemies” we would have had to have dealt with a Genestealer uprising across the system. The Thousand Sons felt really shoe horned into the game and story.

[PETROL SNIFFER]

thanks for spoiling

[The15thArticle]

Originally posted by EleventhStar:

Originally posted by Iratus Machina:

Correction: You do come across and fight both in Rogue Trader. GW can and will find a way, granted if the devs they work with know how to write it well without just devolving into shock value for shock value's sake.

you really can't go much beyond BDSM outfits if you are mainstream. maybe the occasional visual scene on the level of saw. and obviously any sexual stuff has to be offscreen to not be considered corn.

Yeah, it would be hard for consoles to advertise it. It probably bring back the good ol ESRB AO rating.

[Sofia]

Originally posted by John Warhammer:

Originally posted by Mad Max:

Honestly i'd rather it be them compared to just more Khorne.

Darktide and Vermintide got Nurgle.

and Slaanesh...dunno if they can get away with Slaanesh.

I mean Total War did it but...

I am getting really tired of 40K devs being too scared to go full slaneesh up in here.

bro didn't play Rogue Trader and it shows

[Sofia]

Originally posted by FBI:

thanks for spoiling

why are you looking at the forums without beating the game first

[Moon Rabbit]

Originally posted by John Warhammer:

Originally posted by Mad Max:

Honestly i'd rather it be them compared to just more Khorne.

Darktide and Vermintide got Nurgle.

and Slaanesh...dunno if they can get away with Slaanesh.

I mean Total War did it but...

I am getting really tired of 40K devs being too scared to go full slaneesh up in here.

Warhammer 40K devs are too scared to touch 75% of Warhammer 40K.

[Sofia]

Originally posted by Moon Rabbit:

Originally posted by John Warhammer:

I am getting really tired of 40K devs being too scared to go full slaneesh up in here.

Warhammer 40K devs are too scared to touch 75% of Warhammer 40K.

bro didn't play Rogue Trader either and it shows

[PETROL SNIFFER]

Originally posted by Sofia:

Originally posted by FBI:

thanks for spoiling

why are you looking at the forums without beating the game first

i did beat it

[EleventhStar]

Originally posted by Sofia:

bro didn't play Rogue Trader either and it shows

isn't that an isometric game? those are usually zoomed out enough that you have to leave the details to your imagination.

[The15thArticle]

Originally posted by EleventhStar:

Originally posted by Sofia:

bro didn't play Rogue Trader either and it shows

isn't that an isometric game? those are usually zoomed out enough that you have to leave the details to your imagination.

inb4 "bro didn't play Rogue Trader either and it shows"

[Angelis Mortis]

Originally posted by N'Zoth:

It’s obviously Necrons. We’re on a freaking Tomb World. And they’re not going to be to happy about us playing with their technology.

I imagine that will lead us to the next class Techmarines. Honestly I hated how short the story was. I was there was more, and while I liked the switch up of enemies I wanted this game to really focus on the Tyranids.

If I had development powers instead of “the arch enemies” we would have had to have dealt with a Genestealer uprising across the system. The Thousand Sons felt really shoe horned into the game and story.

It's not that kind of tombworld. It's an Imperial Tombworld meaning it's one giant planet graveyard.

[EleventhStar]

Originally posted by Angelis Mortis:

It's not that kind of tombworld. It's an Imperial Tombworld meaning it's one giant planet graveyard.

those are called cemetery worlds.

[N'Zoth]

Originally posted by Angelis Mortis:

Originally posted by N'Zoth:

It’s obviously Necrons. We’re on a freaking Tomb World. And they’re not going to be to happy about us playing with their technology.

I imagine that will lead us to the next class Techmarines. Honestly I hated how short the story was. I was there was more, and while I liked the switch up of enemies I wanted this game to really focus on the Tyranids.

If I had development powers instead of “the arch enemies” we would have had to have dealt with a Genestealer uprising across the system. The Thousand Sons felt really shoe horned into the game and story.

It's not that kind of tombworld. It's an Imperial Tombworld meaning it's one giant planet graveyard.

No it’s a Necron tomb world…. You can literally see part of the tomb in one of the missions and those things you’re flipping are Necron technology. They have pylons that can completely “shut off the warp”

[Moon Rabbit]

Originally posted by Sofia:

Originally posted by Moon Rabbit:

Warhammer 40K devs are too scared to touch 75% of Warhammer 40K.

bro didn't play Rogue Trader either and it shows

I have played Rogue Trader, it's in my library. It's ONE GAME out of how many? And even then it doesn't include remotely everything. Sit down.

[The_Dipl0mat]

Originally posted by Iratus Machina:

Originally posted by EleventhStar:

40k is way to mainstream nowadays to get away with full slaanesh or dark eldar.

Correction: You do come across and fight both in Rogue Trader. GW can and will find a way, granted if the devs they work with know how to write it well without just devolving into shock value for shock value's sake.

I can think some fun ones would be bloated enemies, or something like Noise Marines. Or maybe some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up body horror type stuff with like, too many augmentations or something.

Also I don't mean disease bloated, but I mean big fat people, eating excessive amounts of food

[FinementCiselé]

Do not forget that the game will have a follow up in the Amazon's secret level anthology in the form of 1 episode with Titus as the main "cast". And this is supposedly in the timeline happening right after the SM2 campaign.
I'm pretty sure that if both the game and the show are succesful, we'll get another round of campaign to follow that cross media story along with new enemies.

https://youtu.be/gLihxsmI_OU?t=59 if you watch carefully from this second in the trailer, you can have a glimpse of not the necron getting their car destroyed by an angry Titus. (go 0.25 speed)