What the hell is a "d100" ? What is Fellowship? What in the world is a "Lore (Xenos)"? All these questions and MUCH more about character sheets & creation answered here - th-cam.com/video/CshSypPlsT0/w-d-xo.html !
Important tip for multiple weapons. Always switch to your set with a melee weapon at the end of your turn. That way you can parry if someone runs up close with a melee attack. You can always switch back to the ranged option at the start of the next turn. Also, one of the most important support skills is the Officer's ability to give characters an extra turn.
Yup. If you have 2, or god forbid 3 officers in your party... there is no fight in the game that won't be finished in the 1st turn, with enemies probably never even taking a shot. Officer skills are simply broken, waaaay too OP. They need to nerf them a lot. There is also a point fairly early where Officers get to start first, no matter their initiative, but they can use "only" their officer abilities. It resulted in comical situations where my two officers (MC and Cassia) would both give Argenta the extra turn, she would fire at least 4-5 bursts (killing up to a dozen enemies that way), then activating Heroic action, making her first attack 0AP and not counting towards attack limit, then filling up Momentum again, so Cassia that now gets her regular turn can give another extra turn to Argenta, followed by now heroic action with Extra turn. Basically, before ANYONE even moved yet, Argenta got ~4 extra turns and cleared up every single enemy from the encounter. Add a 3rd officer (for example Jae when you get to her) and you are guaranteed to kill every single enemy before they even fire at you, let alone endanger anyone from your team.
I wish I had seen this before I started playing Rogue Trader. Would have saved me a headache. The game is less good at explaining the system to beginners. SO more explanatory videos from you are appreciated. Incidentally, Rogue Trader is awesome.
PartyElite, been watching you for years man, just wanted to say thanks for the quality content and dedication you always bring to us. The Emperor protects!
Really handy video, thanks! Great explanations backed up with annotations - not just a voiceover. Very handy for someone like me who has just read an absolute ton of Dan Abnett 40k novels only to discover this game by complete chance and thought all his Christmases had come at once! :)
I'd love to see more Rogue Trader content! I'm thinking of getting the game, but as it looks rather complicated in some spots, I'd like more insight into it before I charge headlong into it. Cheers!
There’s too much to the game to understand and you won’t get through it in a day. Also, unless you copy verbatim someone else’s build or written instructions to play the game on normal or higher mode, you’ll still not understand how it works. You would be better off just learning as you go, trial and error, without building the best of anything (you’re not being graded). That’s how I’m doing it and it’s extremely satisfying. I can play the “perfect” game on the next go round.
Thank you man! I got this game recently and really appreciate the breakdown of systems and how to interpret some of these numbers and modifiers flying around
This game is dope af. I can't believe I sat on this game since I bought it at launch. I'm 50 hours in and loving every minute of it. The lore and world building are amazing. Death to the heretics.
Really smooth and informative video. I especially like how well you explain the rather complex topics. I started out my journey today and Im a complete newcomer to this universe. I played some crpgs in the past but this was certainly helpful. So much much appreciated. Much love from Germany!
One action econ build I'm going is to give Abelard the boot that reduces charge cost by 1 and use Bring it Down on him (give target extra turn with 2 AP 0 MP) and have him charge AND still be able to land a single target strike.
Thanks! IMHO "Investigate first" is important. I also very much enjoy the hard choiceswhen running one/two melee character/s/; stand back and do very little OR rush in and do lots of damage but perhaps get punished for it. So far I find that my two melee characters (main Comissar Officer and Abelard) works best when not being shy - but they eat a lof of med kits. :)
Thx a lot for explaining this system. English is not my first language and its sometimes difficult to get all of those rules and dependences. But this game is owsome and man gotta push on. Cheers.
It was a great video. I wish I found it sooner, especially for level up. Do you plan on making a video regarding the most useful skills for each archetypes ?
Great video, I have been waiting for patches to play this cause I hit a progression blocking bug and don't wanna restart till I know that's much less likely to happen.
Just picked this up. Always thought 40k was awesome design wise. Played Chaos Gate when it came out because I've really liked XCOM-style games and really liked it too. So I was really interested in this one to dive into a bit more lore deep of 40k. Great video but now my nose is bleeding from all the thinking my brain need to do now 😅
I just use 5 officers to buff the Raging Nun with extra turns and all of the Emperors love. They can't do shit. The only way the can move if it's an ambush.
I just finished my second playthrough of this game.. amazing. I wish there was a more.. uhm expansive open world version with indefinite ongoing gameplay possible
I thank you very much for the great guide, I have been following you for a long time, especially because the Rouge Tradar beta. Keep up the great work, waiting for class guide.
FYI: there is no tabletop rogue trader, originally it's a pen&paper RPG (still available and awesome). If you want a tabletop the corresponding game would be Inquisitor (OOP) or any Warhammer 40K tabletop.
Just bought this game and I just landed at rykard minoris after going to the station first and I'm super glad I did that lol. But this game has been super good so far and I'm only a couple hours in.
I don't think there is as much about coop system to make a whole video. 1 Player plays his game, makes all the decisions, saves/interacts in the RP. When you got your squad out, that's when all players can use a character. (up to 6 total) Basically, if you're not on a planet, you're just along for the ride. But it can be a great ride!
Never been SUPER into war hammer but this game got explained to me as a baldurs gate 3 clone set in a almost apocalyptic universe. Honestly I think I like this game more than bg3. Not by much but still solid game! Feels like I’m reading a very good book whenever I play
love 40k wanted to play this to ready me for baldurs gate as never played this kind of game before and the lore of this to keep my interest going but jesus christ how much is happening with gameplay looks really hard
So I had a party wipe shortly after Idira"s first turn of the fight. Used her lightning ability to kill a group of enemies, which it did, and then she died. She shot the lightning and just died. Is this normal? The veil gauge was 0 before the attack.
Despite there being a few things I dislike, I thoroughly enjoy the game. But if I had to pick one single thing that absolutely rubs me the wrong way, it's that it takes zero AP to swap weapons but my sniper has to waste an entire turn reloading her rifle because that takes 3 AP. By itself, that wouldn't be the end of the world. You could fire, reload, end the turn. But you can't reload at all until the gun is empty.
I recently started game (chapter 2) and not sure if anyone reads these comments anymore but I have been wondering: As a fairly "good" person not living in the warhammer universe I tend to lean iconocast. However I recognize this is unusual for a human in this universe where everyone hates everyone forever. Is there any problem with mixing iconocast with dogmatic or should I aim to be one or the other.
I finished my first playthrough as iconoclast, it’s better to max out a conviction, you can mix but I’m not sure what impact it has on the ending but it will give you more dialog options. But play through it your way and see what happens, that’s the fun in these games.
is it a bug that when you do a shove attack or move they always get extra damage even if they dont hit another object or character? i frequently get one shotted by a shove attack that deals small damage but the additional damage by hitting just the floor reaches 20+
Most important tip. You are roleplaying in a world of Catholic Space "1940 German Baddies" and you need to be prepared for this. If you try to act in a 21st century mindset, very bad things are going to happen and everyone will think of you as an incompetent idiot.
Um so I am playing this game on the PS5, I am on the first planet where you meet and recruit Pascal, going through the main road, fighting rebels. My character is a pychiker, and I also have Idra. I spam lighting and buff/debuff abilities that say "veil" in their description, and yet suffer no veil degradation at all. It always stays on 0 in every battle. Is this a bug?
So with Characteristic values, a 45 is more like 4.5? What is the purpose of that? To require that two points be invested instead of one? If that's the case, then why even have that second digit and instead just double the number or halve the bonus?
WH40K: ROGUE TRADER is by no means an adaptation of any tabletop game, do not confuse it with Warhammer 40K. WH40K: ROGUE TRADER is the adaptation of the pen and paper RPG that plays in the Warhammer 40K unviverse. The tabletop and the pen and paper RPG each use completely different rules. Only the lore is shared. If you are familiar with the pen and paper RPG rules you will feel right at home.
"RPGs" are usually classified as either CRPG (computer RPG) or TTRPG (tabletop RPG - aka pen-and-paper RPG). It's the TTRPG system I'm referring to, here, as the adapted material, not the "wargaming" 40k system.
@@PartyElite I agree that definitions can vary! If you mean the pen and paper RPG rule set, then you are just wrong about the rules being different in the PC game. I have a printed set of those rules in front of me, the adaptation of the original rules is spot on, just a very few changes. The big difference is towards the classic tabletop ruleset from Warhammer 40K. To further elaborate: The "tabletop" Warhammer 40K uses miniatures to play a tactical game like chess with armys. The "pen and paper" WH40K Rogue Trader narrates a story that has tactical moments/situations and those may or may not be represented by miniatures, you play a character.
I'm so tempted to grab Rogue Trader. After trying BG3 and hating the RNG of almost everything I swore off CRPG's but... god I love Warhammer and I've always had fun in other Owlcat games like Pathfinder 2.
The combat system is kinda xcom like so it was pretty simple to get into. It’s not the hardest crpg combat system to get into in my opinion. Baldurs Gate 3 took me much longer to grasp and the actual game itself actually explains stuff unlike baldurs gate that thrust you in and if you don’t google to death you’ll have to figure stuff and and still not understand whole mechanics after 60 hours. I love baldurs gate 3 and it is a revolutionary crpg as it optimizes the experience through highly cinematic storytelling which will probably never be done again in a crpg, however I gotta say it was refreshing to actually get everything explained for someone who isn’t that familiar with the subgenre.
My advise to 40k fans who dont usually play games like this is, for the love of god pick story difficulty and turn on all tutorials in settings. This is my first crpg and i spent about 4 hours having to redo a fight early on in the game because lasguns shoot through cover and do 1/8 of my health and theres 10 guys with lasguns shooting 4 shots each... Maybe it was pure bad rng but i was getting shredded by the enemies and even the npc on my side who had no problem shooting through my team.
Guys... they are lasguns, not lascannons. Point me in the direction of the lore that shows them punching through entire shipping containers, walls, a steel pylon and still having enough punch kill. I'm not saying lasguns are shit, they aren't them being flashlights is a meme and relative to the rest of 40k weapons.
@papafoundry5537 this being my first crpg (which I wrote in my original comment) I would firmly put myself in the casual camp... I'm not hating on the game, I'm giving advice born from my experience with the game as a first time player to other first time players who may only be playing this game because its 40k like myself.
The injuries system here is just the worst, no way to get rid of them - only to get on the ship. Which means, either you run back and forth, which eats a bunch of your time or simply don't get hurt
Hey man- how are these 10 Essential Tips? This is just telling us about features/systems within the game. It’s like a video form of the in-game tutorial. Give us some real tips or use your knowledge to tell us what to not waste time on early in the game.
What the hell is a "d100" ? What is Fellowship? What in the world is a "Lore (Xenos)"? All these questions and MUCH more about character sheets & creation answered here - th-cam.com/video/CshSypPlsT0/w-d-xo.html !
Keep going brother comment for the algorithm
surely you mean for the emperor @@coopraidengr6230
Awesome and thanks
Thank you for all your hard work! This game is really good!
Praise for Omnissiah intensifying
Important tip for multiple weapons. Always switch to your set with a melee weapon at the end of your turn. That way you can parry if someone runs up close with a melee attack. You can always switch back to the ranged option at the start of the next turn. Also, one of the most important support skills is the Officer's ability to give characters an extra turn.
Yup. If you have 2, or god forbid 3 officers in your party... there is no fight in the game that won't be finished in the 1st turn, with enemies probably never even taking a shot. Officer skills are simply broken, waaaay too OP. They need to nerf them a lot. There is also a point fairly early where Officers get to start first, no matter their initiative, but they can use "only" their officer abilities. It resulted in comical situations where my two officers (MC and Cassia) would both give Argenta the extra turn, she would fire at least 4-5 bursts (killing up to a dozen enemies that way), then activating Heroic action, making her first attack 0AP and not counting towards attack limit, then filling up Momentum again, so Cassia that now gets her regular turn can give another extra turn to Argenta, followed by now heroic action with Extra turn. Basically, before ANYONE even moved yet, Argenta got ~4 extra turns and cleared up every single enemy from the encounter.
Add a 3rd officer (for example Jae when you get to her) and you are guaranteed to kill every single enemy before they even fire at you, let alone endanger anyone from your team.
This year was a good year for RPG players :D
Big facts
Definitely
Why?
@@wetpenguingood rpgs came out
@@wetpenguin A lot of great to good RPGs released this year from AAA to indie
Your attention to detail to stop spoilers did not go unnoticed.
Thank you for blurring spoilers and generally being awesome.
You're really great at taking complex systems and making them appear as clear as day. This was extremely helpful, thank you!
I wish I had seen this before I started playing Rogue Trader. Would have saved me a headache.
The game is less good at explaining the system to beginners.
SO more explanatory videos from you are appreciated.
Incidentally, Rogue Trader is awesome.
Generally, Owlcat is shitty at explaining anything in their games.
PartyElite, been watching you for years man, just wanted to say thanks for the quality content and dedication you always bring to us. The Emperor protects!
Really handy video, thanks! Great explanations backed up with annotations - not just a voiceover. Very handy for someone like me who has just read an absolute ton of Dan Abnett 40k novels only to discover this game by complete chance and thought all his Christmases had come at once! :)
The space combat is immensely satisfying
I'd love to see more Rogue Trader content! I'm thinking of getting the game, but as it looks rather complicated in some spots, I'd like more insight into it before I charge headlong into it. Cheers!
There’s too much to the game to understand and you won’t get through it in a day. Also, unless you copy verbatim someone else’s build or written instructions to play the game on normal or higher mode, you’ll still not understand how it works. You would be better off just learning as you go, trial and error, without building the best of anything (you’re not being graded). That’s how I’m doing it and it’s extremely satisfying.
I can play the “perfect” game on the next go round.
Start on story mode and have fun without being punished for not max minning to the ultimate degree 😂 Oh and use yer navigation points sparingly!
Get it. Its a terrific game
Thank you man! I got this game recently and really appreciate the breakdown of systems and how to interpret some of these numbers and modifiers flying around
This game is dope af. I can't believe I sat on this game since I bought it at launch. I'm 50 hours in and loving every minute of it. The lore and world building are amazing. Death to the heretics.
My idira got really unlucky and ko’d on herself on her first use of lightning strike because of the innate chance for perils of the warp she gets.😅
Haha that happened to me too, thought it was part of the story!
Awesome. I'm even thinking about joining my local Warhammer club now. I love it it's fascinating.
I've been playing the game for about 40 hours now, and this vid was still helpful in clarifying some things I was still fuzzy on. Well done :)
Really looking forward to playing this.
Really smooth and informative video. I especially like how well you explain the rather complex topics. I started out my journey today and Im a complete newcomer to this universe. I played some crpgs in the past but this was certainly helpful. So much much appreciated. Much love from Germany!
Excellent videos! One focused on class builds would be extremely welcome.
One action econ build I'm going is to give Abelard the boot that reduces charge cost by 1 and use Bring it Down on him (give target extra turn with 2 AP 0 MP) and have him charge AND still be able to land a single target strike.
Thanks! IMHO "Investigate first" is important.
I also very much enjoy the hard choiceswhen running one/two melee character/s/; stand back and do very little OR rush in and do lots of damage but perhaps get punished for it. So far I find that my two melee characters (main Comissar Officer and Abelard) works best when not being shy - but they eat a lof of med kits. :)
Thx a lot for explaining this system. English is not my first language and its sometimes difficult to get all of those rules and dependences. But this game is owsome and man gotta push on. Cheers.
Thank you so much I just picked this up after getting hooked on SM2, and despite playing Baldur's Gate 3 I was pretty lost in this. Thank you again!
Really thinking on getting this, combat actually looks real fun
It was a great video.
I wish I found it sooner, especially for level up.
Do you plan on making a video regarding the most useful skills for each archetypes ?
Great video, I have been waiting for patches to play this cause I hit a progression blocking bug and don't wanna restart till I know that's much less likely to happen.
Just picked this up. Always thought 40k was awesome design wise. Played Chaos Gate when it came out because I've really liked XCOM-style games and really liked it too. So I was really interested in this one to dive into a bit more lore deep of 40k. Great video but now my nose is bleeding from all the thinking my brain need to do now 😅
love the content! any plan on doing another playthrough serie?
That would be great, but we need more Beâr's Gate 3!
Thanks. Very well done. Synopsized but thorough. Detailed but short.
I'd love to see a video discussing how alignment affects things
I just use 5 officers to buff the Raging Nun with extra turns and all of the Emperors love. They can't do shit. The only way the can move if it's an ambush.
I just finished my second playthrough of this game.. amazing. I wish there was a more.. uhm expansive open world version with indefinite ongoing gameplay possible
I thank you very much for the great guide, I have been following you for a long time, especially because the Rouge Tradar beta.
Keep up the great work, waiting for class guide.
After watching this I want to play Rogue Trader tabletop now..... Thanks Party the game looks fantastic.
FYI: there is no tabletop rogue trader, originally it's a pen&paper RPG (still available and awesome). If you want a tabletop the corresponding game would be Inquisitor (OOP) or any Warhammer 40K tabletop.
@@drakeangelheart sorry couldn't think of the name.
Just bought this game and I just landed at rykard minoris after going to the station first and I'm super glad I did that lol. But this game has been super good so far and I'm only a couple hours in.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown walked so cRPGs like this could fly 🕊️
Thank you for all your hard work! This game is really good!
This is good stuff. Thanks. Nicely presented.
A guide with info and tips for the coop system would be very helpful
I don't think there is as much about coop system to make a whole video.
1 Player plays his game, makes all the decisions, saves/interacts in the RP.
When you got your squad out, that's when all players can use a character. (up to 6 total)
Basically, if you're not on a planet, you're just along for the ride. But it can be a great ride!
One player controls decisions but all the players can indicate their preferences so you can treat that like a vote system.
"damage over time from time to time"
Chef's kiss
Thx for the video!
Helpful as always, thanks Party.
Thanks for the video
Thank you Party!
Grear tips! Awesome game!
Thanks for this.
Never been SUPER into war hammer but this game got explained to me as a baldurs gate 3 clone set in a almost apocalyptic universe.
Honestly I think I like this game more than bg3. Not by much but still solid game! Feels like I’m reading a very good book whenever I play
You should do more rogue trader your really good at explaining this game
Thank you for covering anpther good Warhammer 40K game!
love 40k wanted to play this to ready me for baldurs gate as never played this kind of game before and the lore of this to keep my interest going but jesus christ how much is happening with gameplay looks really hard
thank I heard this game it long to and it get harder to overtime so I take my time with this game and used this video to remember to how to play
So I had a party wipe shortly after Idira"s first turn of the fight. Used her lightning ability to kill a group of enemies, which it did, and then she died. She shot the lightning and just died. Is this normal? The veil gauge was 0 before the attack.
Despite there being a few things I dislike, I thoroughly enjoy the game. But if I had to pick one single thing that absolutely rubs me the wrong way, it's that it takes zero AP to swap weapons but my sniper has to waste an entire turn reloading her rifle because that takes 3 AP. By itself, that wouldn't be the end of the world. You could fire, reload, end the turn. But you can't reload at all until the gun is empty.
Must have been changed. As of right now, you can reload at any ammo count.
RPG’s have been my main games since childhood, first ever RPG I played and completed, Zelda 1 on the European Super Nintendo.
Wasn't that Zelda 4?
Oh damn… Only ever seen your Gothic Armada 2 videos. Which are great…
40k table top was a D10 system. Did they change it for this?
How are you queuing movement and an attack?
Finally a game that is a challenge on unfair 😀
How many characteristics would you guys say is a good amount to focus on?
i would say hyperfocus on 2 to 4 max per character. so have Idira do all warp related stuff, abelard is doing medic, argenta lore imperium etc
I want to see more guides of this game.
Shotguns work at melee range too, not just pistols. Much more effective.
More, more!
What do the green tumbs up on a skill meds?
I think it's what the game recommends for your class
I recently started game (chapter 2) and not sure if anyone reads these comments anymore but I have been wondering:
As a fairly "good" person not living in the warhammer universe I tend to lean iconocast. However I recognize this is unusual for a human in this universe where everyone hates everyone forever. Is there any problem with mixing iconocast with dogmatic or should I aim to be one or the other.
I finished my first playthrough as iconoclast, it’s better to max out a conviction, you can mix but I’m not sure what impact it has on the ending but it will give you more dialog options. But play through it your way and see what happens, that’s the fun in these games.
is it a bug that when you do a shove attack or move they always get extra damage even if they dont hit another object or character?
i frequently get one shotted by a shove attack that deals small damage but the additional damage by hitting just the floor reaches 20+
Use mercenaries my pc is a Astro military officer she’s a commissar blade dancer and she fits great into my party
Most important tip.
You are roleplaying in a world of Catholic Space "1940 German Baddies" and you need to be prepared for this.
If you try to act in a 21st century mindset, very bad things are going to happen and everyone will think of you as an incompetent idiot.
Um so I am playing this game on the PS5, I am on the first planet where you meet and recruit Pascal, going through the main road, fighting rebels. My character is a pychiker, and I also have Idra. I spam lighting and buff/debuff abilities that say "veil" in their description, and yet suffer no veil degradation at all. It always stays on 0 in every battle. Is this a bug?
So with Characteristic values, a 45 is more like 4.5? What is the purpose of that? To require that two points be invested instead of one? If that's the case, then why even have that second digit and instead just double the number or halve the bonus?
Can we dual wield pistolas
Of course we want more.
So glad it's finally released! Though I'm a bit peeved that my $100 backers version doesn't come with the season pass.
This have kickstarter? But Owlcat already got money from both of their Pathfinder series, right?
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 they did a backers set yes. Ranging from $30 to the CE at $340. Was all through their website, not kickstarter.
Once my Psyker fucking died after using her spells in round 1 and summoned a demon that killed my main hero 👍
WH40K: ROGUE TRADER is by no means an adaptation of any tabletop game, do not confuse it with Warhammer 40K. WH40K: ROGUE TRADER is the adaptation of the pen and paper RPG that plays in the Warhammer 40K unviverse. The tabletop and the pen and paper RPG each use completely different rules. Only the lore is shared. If you are familiar with the pen and paper RPG rules you will feel right at home.
"RPGs" are usually classified as either CRPG (computer RPG) or TTRPG (tabletop RPG - aka pen-and-paper RPG). It's the TTRPG system I'm referring to, here, as the adapted material, not the "wargaming" 40k system.
@@PartyElite I agree that definitions can vary! If you mean the pen and paper RPG rule set, then you are just wrong about the rules being different in the PC game. I have a printed set of those rules in front of me, the adaptation of the original rules is spot on, just a very few changes. The big difference is towards the classic tabletop ruleset from Warhammer 40K. To further elaborate: The "tabletop" Warhammer 40K uses miniatures to play a tactical game like chess with armys. The "pen and paper" WH40K Rogue Trader narrates a story that has tactical moments/situations and those may or may not be represented by miniatures, you play a character.
I'm so tempted to grab Rogue Trader. After trying BG3 and hating the RNG of almost everything I swore off CRPG's but... god I love Warhammer and I've always had fun in other Owlcat games like Pathfinder 2.
Homie played a Dungeons and Dragons game and doesn't like the rng of dice 😂
How do I join them
Hit M, and open up your map, it shows you lootable objects of value.
The combat system is kinda xcom like so it was pretty simple to get into. It’s not the hardest crpg combat system to get into in my opinion. Baldurs Gate 3 took me much longer to grasp and the actual game itself actually explains stuff unlike baldurs gate that thrust you in and if you don’t google to death you’ll have to figure stuff and and still not understand whole mechanics after 60 hours. I love baldurs gate 3 and it is a revolutionary crpg as it optimizes the experience through highly cinematic storytelling which will probably never be done again in a crpg, however I gotta say it was refreshing to actually get everything explained for someone who isn’t that familiar with the subgenre.
Best game of 2023 for me.
graphics and art style reminds me outer worlds so bad.
I’m torn between this, unicorn overlord & metaphor
I thought that you spended the profit factor coins when you purchased items lol
Yo. How the fuck so you exit the star map to get back tp the bridge?
It's a good game but I hope the next owlcat game will have more voice acting scene.
Oh no! I already begun 😬
I've been told you can uninstall and then watch this before installing back
The hack Steam doesn't want you to know
ok, you have good communication skills
Ha, you have lags in cutscenes too😮
MAGAZINE! Why is that one thing that so flipping many people cannot get right.
My advise to 40k fans who dont usually play games like this is, for the love of god pick story difficulty and turn on all tutorials in settings.
This is my first crpg and i spent about 4 hours having to redo a fight early on in the game because lasguns shoot through cover and do 1/8 of my health and theres 10 guys with lasguns shooting 4 shots each...
Maybe it was pure bad rng but i was getting shredded by the enemies and even the npc on my side who had no problem shooting through my team.
Story difficulty is for casuals and journalists
Who knew being fire at by y lasguns would be so effective. Quick inform the imperial guard
Guys... they are lasguns, not lascannons. Point me in the direction of the lore that shows them punching through entire shipping containers, walls, a steel pylon and still having enough punch kill.
I'm not saying lasguns are shit, they aren't them being flashlights is a meme and relative to the rest of 40k weapons.
@papafoundry5537 this being my first crpg (which I wrote in my original comment) I would firmly put myself in the casual camp...
I'm not hating on the game, I'm giving advice born from my experience with the game as a first time player to other first time players who may only be playing this game because its 40k like myself.
looks pretty cool but i think ill wait until its all patched and complete
10/10
I subbed because u think you are AWSOME and iv never played a game like this before so I hope you make more videos on this game 😅❤❤❤😊
💯
You missed Foulstone.
The injuries system here is just the worst, no way to get rid of them - only to get on the ship. Which means, either you run back and forth, which eats a bunch of your time or simply don't get hurt
Use a medikit when it's a fresh injury and it cures it.
@@bligh1156 thank you genius, I'm talking about debuffs injuries, medkits that can cure them appear in Act 3
Well you didn't specify. What a rotten bastard you must be to lash out at people trying to help you. Cheers mate.
@@user-anton.vasilievno need to be a cunt about it. You weren’t clear in your comment and the person was just trying to help.
oh hi Party. How the hell are ya.
Hey man- how are these 10 Essential Tips? This is just telling us about features/systems within the game. It’s like a video form of the in-game tutorial.
Give us some real tips or use your knowledge to tell us what to not waste time on early in the game.
This
Day 3: of asking for another planet zoo playthrough
u do know theres alot more animals in planet zoo now right about 170 something wen are you gonna go back to that
hello PE