I agree on many of the comments in here but formost on the fact that you listen to the playerbase gathering and try to make for us. Also the general game concept is interesting as it seems to be unique to the other MMOs that are on the market.
The Extermination and Convertion of all the Great warriors on Arkhona into Necron form. And trying to get hyped for something...
To be a man to all the surviving babes on Arkhona and run of with all the Space Wolfs alcohol, those are my priorities here
I can't put my finger on the exact moment when I decided "Yeah, I am going to need this in my life". Obviously the whole WH40k IP and memories of rolling countless failed armour saves brought me here to have a look. Yup, I was really that bad. 2+ armour saves I would ALWAYS fail. I first heard about this from a FaceBook suggestion in my feed (I know right, who would of guessed they actually are good for something) I think it was while watching one of the twitches (#12?) one of the guys got stuck on an edge of a crate. There was something about the excitement, and wonder in their voice "Oh, am I am stuck? Hey, I am stuck!" That moment did something, I just clicked. I wanted to be a part of that excitement and explore this world, bugs and all.
Having a development team that actually listens to the community is huge. I wouldn't bother discussing ideas on the forums if I felt like my input was completely pointless. A lot of the people here have played plenty of MMOs and FPS games, have seen the best and worst aspects of them, and that's experience worth using. A top gripe of mine is the faceless approach some companies take - those who only keep the community at arm's length, who don't seem to know how to interact with them and don't act upon their wishes (within reason, of course) The worst of them sometimes don't even seem to be familiar with the game they've produced, failing to acknowledge massive bugs or balance imbalances for ridiculous amounts of time. I won't name names, but those who know, will know. And when I say that, I'm sure nearly everybody will have a different company or game in mind, but that just goes to show you something about the state of the industry. I'm also a big fan of the universe, and I believe that a massively multiplayer format could really do the IP justice by bringing a real taste of brutal all-out war to the fans. But most of all I believe that this could be one of those most strange and elusive beasts - a fun game.
