FABIO wrote:

laudablepuss wrote:


The other complaint sounds interesting, but I don't understand. Won't the guys nuking your Strategic Point also just kill your Helper fag when he goes to build the listening post? Maybe you should explain this again real slow for me.

The instant you tell a worker to build a listening post it appears on the point at like 25% health and doesn't start increasing until the worker arrives (just like every other building you order bulit). You could tell a worker across the map to build a listening post being "decaptured" and it would appear there, at which point you just cancel it.

FABIO wrote:

But OMFG SEER COUNCIL SO IMBALANCED BECAUSE I NEVER EVEN THOUGHT OF ATTACKING THEM HAND TO HAND ARRRRGGG WTF WTF FIX THIS AND NOTHING ELSE!

FABIO wrote:

-Make orks not suck

Their whole strength in numbers motif never materializes. It doesn't matter if their squad sizes are double that of the other races' because ork population cap counts individual orks, not squads. Even then you end up with nearly the same max as other races; a full space marine army is 80 marines, a full ork army 90 orks.

FABIO wrote:

-Eldar turret exploit

There are a few "critical points" scattered around maps. If you capture over half of them a six minute countdown starts. If you still hold more than half of them when the timer reaches zero then you win. You also can't fortify critical points with listening posts and turrets as to avoid games from turning into simply who can get there first and build a million turrets and turtling their way to victory. The only problem is Eldar fuck this up by being able to build turrets pretty much anywhere (off of gateways). One map is just one critical point in the center. Every single game there is just getting an Eldar player to the middle and building nothing but turrets. You lose.

-Space marines late game

Are ungodly good. They can orbital drop almost half of their army anywhere on the map with hardly any restriction. Include your commander in that drop and you can instantly level half their base with an orbital bombardment. Or just save that orbital bombardment to singlehandedly turn the tide of the battle of your choice. There's not much you can do to save your base against a marine player who knows what he's doing.

They don't get the flashy giant demon unit that other sides get, but I'd take being able to level bases on a whim over a giant elephant any day.