Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War 2 penalizes IG troops

The command unit had generals, inquisitors, and commissars. Infantry units include privates, heavy groups, katachans, stormtroopers, and apes. Carries the Chimera, the Wolves, the Sentinels, the Manticore, the Riemanrus, and the Emperor's Poison Blade.

There is no official statement, the traitor is determined to be the old angry youth, the guy with the heavy machine gun, and the punishment of Ritarques is mentioned. The technical sergeant and Tux and Cyrus all appeared in the punishment, helping the head of the regiment with the cute car, and the little angry youth and the protagonist should have gone on the atonement expedition, and Dole's whereabouts are unknown. I really don't like to be cute, stupid and stubborn, no combat effectiveness, just a mouth cannon.

Picture. The penalty follows the game engine of the previous 2 games, so the graphics have not changed much from the previous 2 games (more on this later). The punishment graphics are still excellent, the lighting and combat effects are gorgeous, the characters and scenes are modeled in great detail, and the overall picture feels very delicate both from a distance and up close, and the battle scenes with the fire storm are very addictive.

The game also has excellent CG animations.

** and sound effects.

The punishment ** and sound effects still maintain the high level of the first 2 games, especially the background** is very shocking and infectious, which makes people's blood boil into the game.

Operate. Players who have played RTS games will soon be able to pick it up, and the operation of the game will be top-notch. The default perspective of the game is set very reasonably, and you can also press the alt key with the mouse to rotate and zoom the camera at will, which is very convenient and will not bring dizziness to the player at all.

PlotThis single-player campaign can choose 6 factions of Space Marines, Gods, Imperial Defense, Oak Barbarians, Chaos Space Marines and Tyranid to play the game, and experience the plot of the game from multiple angles. Each of the 6 races has its own characteristics, which will give you a different gaming experience.

Other. The original Dawn of War 2 features boring equipment in the late game, and Rise of Chaos features the choice between maintaining justice and going to the depraved. The biggest feature of Punishment is that you can control 6 different races to play a single-player campaign, and the game system in Punishment has some minor changes compared to the previous 2 games, and these changes are all positive.

In conclusion, Warhammer 40K Dawn of War 2 - Punishment is a high-quality RTS masterpiece that I don't think you should miss whether you're an RTS fan or not.

Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War 2 is based on the game Warhammer 40000 produced by the British game company Games Workshop, and has been adapted into a number of games due to its complete history and world view, as well as its grand and fascinating architecture, including the warhammer fantasy battle and the recent hit online game Warhammer Online.