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F the chaos missions on lethal, all of them give cancer if played on lethal, i take xenos hord of bosses than deal with annoying chaos mobs

After watching this and reading the comments, I see I'm definitely in the minority when I say I actually like fighting the chaos enemies over tyranids. The rubric marines stay relatively still and make for easy headshots, and the tzaangors have very predictable melee attacks that you can continue to parry for unlimited armor. The cultists are a pain in the ass though. They can chip away at your armor and they have no parryable attacks for you to get armor back. The Tyranids have much more annoying enemies imo. The Warriors with the barbed cannon things that leave green toxic vines all over the place, neurothropes and zoanthropes, spore mines. And I feel like I'm always getting swarmed by tyranids and parrying for my life while rolling away and trying to make space.

can you please give a tutorial on how to grind the vox liberalis mission

Reliquary as a mission is 50% opening a door and 50% fighting a sleeping dragon using the fantastical power of matching blocks.

I had to do mission 4 on lethal SO MANY TIMES because of that damn Heldrake. It was the last one I needed to get the helmet😆.

Doing Reliquary on Lethal legit gave me cancer. Glad we all agree its trash

Anything with a boss fight is a negative for me. Terminus enemies are already a total pain

I know most of these were from an older era but its kinda funny to think that orks from 40k know what vampires, sharks, hounds, hawks and vaccines are. Like even the snake bitez have an odd name cus how orks got their hands on a earth native reptile to name themselves after is beyond me.

Tbh, they should have used Khorne instead of Tzeentch. Easier AI, classic looks, lots of good melee AND shooting options. Thousand sons are bolters and sorcery. We dont even have pink/blue horrors for the minoris like we should have. The tyranid parts are chefs kiss good.

I like all missions. 😄

I don't like any of the Thousand Sons missions. The marines take too many hits and keep porting around. They don't throw around parryable attacks so you end up often smashing your attack button. They also throw too many orange attacks which are hard to react to and they deal ridiculous damage. Namely flame circle, terminator rockets and marine kick, as the marines have like 2 other kicks which you can parry. Tyranids are what the game should be and have mob variety on top of that. Their operations are also less dull looking

Worst mission = any thousand sons mission cuz fuck those losers. Best mission = anything else

Best to worst: 7, 1, 6, 2, 3, 4, 5

You forgot one positive about the bottom two. No zoanthropes.

my list is like this: 1 - termination 2 - inferno 3 - drcapitation 4 - vox liberatis 5 - ballistic engines 6 - reliquary 7 - fall of atreus just hate fighitng the thousend sons, plus their missions are very boring too

ahh not only me that tries to avoid the Thousand sons missions.... Too much ranged shit that hurts alot and that you have to chase around the map, its bothersome and boring I think all the Chaos-missions need more minoris, they are the ones keeping you alive.. and by that not more cultists, or they will have to change cultists to be CC not ranged. Remove the teleport ability from rubric marines The Tyranid-maps always have alot of hormagaunts in every encounter keeping you alive

Decapitation is probably the best mission

The caos forces at the bottom of this where they belong I can mow down an entire horde of tyranids by myself heck throw in a lictor while your at it I’d rather fight that than three caos marines as a bulwark

Anything chaos is unbearable

The heldrake sucks but pushing that stupid trolley cart around makes me want hollow out my noggin with a bolt, man I hate fall of Atreus.

How is terminations so high for ever one i find the ned of the mission so boring 90 percent of the time it one guy doing all the shooting. Plus it just a slightly better helldrake fight

7: Reliqary-C I don't care for this mission at all, the skull part takes so long and the Helldrake is such wasted potential at the end that this mission is just depressing because of how cool it could have been but falls so flat. I barely play this mission compared to the rest. 6: Ballistic Engine- B After playing these from start to finish that industrial look gets to be a bit tedious but the sand storms are a nice change of pace for sure that don't over stay it's welcome. Love the ending part with the defense and blowing up that hive city is fucking awesome. 5: Vox Libiteris- A I'd love for them to have more Tyranid and Thousand Sun combination missions, it reminds me of the Flood and the Covie missions in Halo. The short length and that great city scape just makes this one easy to reply. 4: Fall of Atreus- A Yeaaah that ending part with the train is annoying, and I'm pretty sure that this is the longest operation. But as far as thousand suns go it's bare able, love the Dreadnought and the blues and purples just as a switch up from the industrial look of most Tyranid missions. This is my go to for switching things up. 3: Inferno- S This is a really solid first mission going between the jungles and the industrial sections, love the Tyranids and the set piece at the end is really awesome watching the hordes running at you, and at their objectives and blowing them the fuck up. Al though I do prefer the bridge set piece in Decapitation, this one did it first. The only downside is the RNG of how many generators you have to defend, sometimes it's too many. 2: Termination- S Yeah this is basically just Inferno but slightly better. I'd swap them back and forth but I think the boss at the end and taking down the giant monstrosity really puts it over Inferno. 1: Decapitation- SS Goddamn everything about this mission is perfect, I love the goal of the tyrant throughout it, watching the statue fall on it because of bombs that you placed, as well as the threat of the boss at the end. As well as the environment, the city looks great and it feels seperate from the rest of the game. Not to mention the perfect pacing and the length overall is not too long and not too short.

Honestly, I love all mission, tho for me the new and 7th mission is my least favourite. The boss fight is the biggest noob crusher when people don't know what they are doing. Even on ruthless. Only to be bested by reliquary on the rare occasion when people can not match simple pictures on the Heldrake fight, pressing the wrong buttons and stretching the bossfight to an unbareable lenght, slowly taking damage making mistakes and maybe even starting to loose.

What i would love to see is more meele focused rubric marines. Having them be either piss easy bolter users, or annoying af flamers gets old FAST

I completely disagree on reliquary The Helldrake run is fine and easy to avoid, unless it’s your first time on the mission you know to use cover to avoid fire on the walk up and in the boss fight, Auspex and plasma means you can melt the boss in two goes. The lead up however when you have to find a fusion core, wait a full 30 seconds for the next objective to pop up and then follow the servo skull is such a goddamn drag, it’s not challenging, it’s just artificially extending the length of the mission. Fall of Atreus IMO Contemptor dreadnought is a nerd and not enough to save the mission, give me an OG tin can any day. Children’s train puzzle mission can go right in D tier with Reliquary

At least there's not the antenna section in an op lmao

Personally I’d swap the helldrake mission and the battle barge mission. I love Mr. Dreadnought, but if I wanted to play a bad payload game I would have booted up Overwatch

Hoxxes IV is Hoxxes 4

Mimic means to like copy or imitate

Loved that homestarrunner reference

There needs to be a Squig Rancher video game

Bless the algorithm, are you playing space marine 2?

Cool video

Now that Wurrzag's getting moved, you need to make an updated video

Is that zhar naggrund turn 5 capture still possible?

If I was a Redditor I would be really mad right now

Hello, Eating Squig.

So executions do have I fames and horde mode isnt even out? Review lost all credibility

I think it's important to think of SM2 as a reboot as opposed to a direct sequel to SM. The game reuses almost no assets from the original game apart from basic concepts and progression. They redid models, animations, and created a new progression system. For this reason, the game is in itself a second chance at a series, and they needed to make a case for it in a time where 40K is more well-known. For that reason, I think this is another proof-of-concept, to give an idea of what kind of content they can make in future. I also don't know why you'd consider a game "incomplete" because it doesn't carry a game mode that you wanted. The game doesn't have any bugs that I've seen, has a self contained narrative, and other game modes that go above and beyond the original game.

True the foundation is so much fun but they need more pve missions it almost would’ve been better if the game was a “space marine” game that just focused on making your own marine and the pve and had more missions cuz right now I only like playing the ones with tyrannies

True the foundation is so much fun but they need more pve missions it almost would’ve been better if the game was a “space marine” game that just focused on making your own marine and the pve and had more missions cuz right now I only like playing the ones with tyrannies

FOR THOSE WE CHERIS, WE DIE IN GLORY! my 1000pts lamenters army is on the way! ;)

Terrible take

It's quite not really, at least when compared to most other triple A titles thats released this past decade. Yeah, they could have had a longer campaign, a third enemy type, and more love given to the PVE/PVP side of things, but it's certainly enough to be more than a serviceable launch title, which frankly is rare these days.

Its really not fun solo

It feels like the hype died almost immediately when the game launched, it's got a good foundation but those server issues, huge amount of grinding, obtuse ui design and progression. Those are some tough issues they need to fix before dropping any other content.

Beat the game after about 12-13 hours, so it's definitely on the shorter side. Also completely agree about the excessive cut scene time towards the end. The game is far more cinematic when we're actually playing the game.

it's a solid 7/10 in an era of 2/10s, could have been better with more refined gamefeel, level and enemy design

I'm surprised by how little discussion I've seen about the lack of refinement. Collision and hitboxes are terrible, especially for larger enemies like the carnifex. No collision for some dead enemies, clipping on others. Animation timing windows interact poorly with other systems which makes the combat cadence less comfortable than I think it could have been. Your allies have no collision at all and regularly teleport, and glitch often at meeting points. Friendly AI seems... unfinished; either that or the worst I've seen in a decade. I enjoyed World War Z which had a lot of the same issues but I think the focus on melee here makes them stand out a lot more.

Oh I love this game, I loved the first game more tbh. First game was 7/10 for me, this game was 7/10 for me, lmao.