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Moreover, for GW WH40K is not a GAME, it's collecting and modeling Miniatures (just look at the messand chaos in all this Codexes and Game Rules Editions) with some rules to have some fun with your collection.
Slitherine have FINALLY given us a tabletop worthy experience on PC.
Somebody gets it.
Look at Total War for a developer that doesn't get it. They have alienated so many of their fans with their money grabs. Their strategy game is barely strategy anymore.
Overall I am glad to see this title (you should be too IMO) because even if you don't dig this specifically, the effort going into this title shows a more serious approach to 40K than we have seen in most of the recent big 40K titles like DoW or Space Marine.
With so many units and so many possibilities we know some of the balancing must be off at this point but we're continually tweaking based on feedback.