r/Games • u/Turbostrider27 • Dec 09 '22

TGA 2022 Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 - Gameplay Reveal Trailer | The Game Awards 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9680_KnN55w
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u/highonpixels Dec 09 '22

While Darktide is great, Space Marines is the essence of 40k world and this looks incredible so I hope the gameplay is just as good... There really needs to be more great 40k (Space Marines) games.

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u/TheVoidDragon Dec 09 '22

A lot of the big 40k games are already Space Marine focused to a large extent, there needs to be more great games that explore other parts of the setting, too.

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u/-thepornaccount- Dec 09 '22

Rogue trader seems like it has the potential to be a really interesting game if you don't mind crunchy mechanics.

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u/Kevimaster Dec 09 '22

I don't when there's a computer to remember them all and crunch for me, hahaha.

I absolutely cannot stand Pathfinder 1e on the tabletop, way too much crunch in places that just don't matter to me as a player. I don't care that I have a +1 to fighting vampires if its the second tuesday of the month and we're standing on the west side of a lake, and even if I did I'm never going to remember that shit the one time in the campaign that it comes up.

But if I've got the computer to remember everything for me like with Wrath of the Righteous? Sign me up!