Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector

除了旗子数量太少以外，没毛病。而且主角团还是我最爱的BA，太赞了。 线下上桌的经济成本和时间成本太高了。 最后，不负圣吉列斯之血！

I found this is a pretty good game, and will probably more enjoyable if you're a fan of Warhammer 40K, though it isnt necessary to be very familiar with 40k. Its a turn based tactical game, but instead of moving individuals you have units, heavy vehicles and hero characters. So maybe a bit more like Dawn of War meets Xcom. For anyone familiar with playing Warhammer on the table top, it does feel a little bit inspired by that too. For example you build your force up from a selection of units with each unit costing a certain amount of points. You're given a limit of somewhere from 1000 - 2000 points, so very much like building your force for the tabletop. When playing the levels you take your turn and move you units, shoot or melee attack enemy units. So again a bit like the tabletop. However the similarity mostly ends there. For example in this game positioning is more crucial as attacking an enemy flank or from the rear does more damage. And there are percentages to hit an enemy when shooting based on weapon type and enemy distance etc. Most of my experience was with the single player campaign which is pretty good and pretty lengthy with 20 missions. You play as a Blood Angel Space Marine force fighting against a Tyranid invasion. Its a pretty fun campaign as you unlock more unit types, abilities and buffs as you progress through the campaign. Likewise the Tyranids get access to more unit types as the campaign progresses. Most of the units for the Blood Angels are from around 8th edition when Primaris were introduced, so you have Intercessors, Aggressors and Hellblasters for example. I did have a couple of minor complaints about the campaign. One being that usually the most optimal way to play most levels is to just move your force forward slowly and make heavy use of overwatch. The AI usually will punish you for advancing too quickly as you have a limited range of visibility while the AI isnt similarly hindered. So it does feel a bit constraining on how you approach each level. The other was that, as much as I love the Tyranids (I collect a Tyranid army) it would have been nice to have maybe a second enemy faction like the Orks or Necrons for the campaign. About half way through the campaign you'll have met most Tyranid units by then and it gets a bit tiring gunning down countless units of gaunts in every level. And on that subject, and this being a Warhammer strategy game, there are of course a load of DLCs. However while most of these DLCs add new factions you cant use them in the campaign. Only for the Planetary Supremacy, Skirmish and Multiplayer. Now, if you end up enjoying the game and those modes then the DLC may be more worthwhile to you but most of them feel sort of expensive for what they are. There is a Sisters of Battle DLC campaign, but that campaign is a separate DLC from the other Sisters of Battle faction DLC, so it does feel like a bit of an insult. On a slightly more positive note, the DLC factions can still be controlled by the AI in the Planetary Supremacy etc modes, so you can still sort of see what they are like before you decide to buy. So overall my recommendation is that this is a pretty good game albeit with some flaws but might be worth a try if it sounds enjoyable to you. If you do want to give it a try I would say buy it without the DLC first and give it a try, and only buy the DLC later if you enjoy the game. The one DLC that might be worth it if you are planning on playing the main campaign is the Blood Angels Elite one, as it adds Assault Terminators and Sanguinary Guard for the Blood Angels, and you can use those in the main campaign. Even then you could still play some of the campaign missions first to see if this game is for you.

beau et tactique

Very good game,ignore the bad reviews

The closest thing to the tabletop game. I really enjoy playing this game,

great

能不能一些bug修一下