I find this game delivers a very competently coded experience. It takes the wh40k universe and delivers a smooth and greatly fun mob shooter with a variety of unique and fun weapons. Currently before launch it has crashing problems and disconnection issues but it also has good enough coding that lets me get back in to the match within 30 seconds. I can imagine the variety of issues varies between people and I have not explored what kind of problems other people are having.

I love the bolter cause it becomes an impressive piece of artillery in the hands of a human fighting other humans, but it's also nicely limited with magazine count, time to pull it out, etc. to fit into the lore and the game nicely. I find that to be a good analogy for the game at large, it's so very well put together that the care and effort from the devs shine through. I wouldn't say it's the best game in the wh40k franchise because I'm skeptical of the progression. I would enjoy less focus on the levels one progresses through and more of a meta-based rewards system, including more actual unlocks and a bit more meaningful meta progression. The gameplay itself, however, is incredibly fun and well worth returning to.

I've seen many people worry about balance, however difficulty is in the control of the player so it's easy to use a gun intended for level 5 missions with modifiers in a level 3 and forget this context.

I find this game delivers a very competently coded experience. It takes the wh40k universe and delivers a smooth and greatly fun mob shooter with a variety of unique and fun weapons. Currently before launch it has crashing problems and disconnection issues but it also has good enough coding that lets me get back in to the match within 30 seconds. I can imagine the variety of issues varies between people and I have not explored what kind of problems other people are having. I love the bolter cause it becomes an impressive piece of artillery in the hands of a human fighting other humans, but it's also nicely limited with magazine count, time to pull it out, etc. to fit into the lore and the game nicely. I find that to be a good analogy for the game at large, it's so very well put together that the care and effort from the devs shine through. I wouldn't say it's the best game in the wh40k franchise because I'm skeptical of the progression. I would enjoy less focus on the levels one progresses through and more of a meta-based rewards system, including more actual unlocks and a bit more meaningful meta progression. The gameplay itself, however, is incredibly fun and well worth returning to. I've seen many people worry about balance, however difficulty is in the control of the player so it's easy to use a gun intended for level 5 missions with modifiers in a level 3 and forget this context.