The sound design is also mostly excellent, from the deliberately overwrought combat barks of the Grey Knights, to the satisfying zap of a psychic smite, to the glorious explosion of a fuel silo. Technically speaking, there are still some rough edges to polish out. In a rare but annoying case, even some shots that the UI told me were valid would end up getting blocked by a terrain feature and doing no damage. Plaguebearers usually don't wiggle up into the sky, take one step, then shimmy back down through thin air to get around obstacles either. I'm not a daemonologist, but I don't think Great Unclean Ones are supposed to have see-through torsos. There are still some distracting but entertaining bugs. It looks great too, from the customizable knights to the moody battle maps. Many game studios have tried to capture the essence of Warhammer 40K over the years, and few have done it as well as Complex Games has here. The voice acting is also great, especially Robyn Addison's Inquisitor Vakir. The main cast aboard the Baleful Edict are memorable, interesting, and play off of one another's clashing personalities to great effect. The story itself is thrilling, detailed, and sprinkled with some sudden twists that hit right when I felt like I had gotten too comfortable with my routine. And it's oh-so-satisfying to turn a desperate situation into a one-sided slaughter through careful order of operations. All of this encouraged me to think about every possible outcome of every turn and orchestrate the destruction of my enemies like I was composing lethal sonata. Most enemies also have a stun bar which, once filled, allows them to be executed with a brutal melee strike, and like in Gears Tactics, pulling that off grants your whole squad an extra action point.
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This feeling of full tactical control is further enhanced as your Knights level up and you unlock new abilities that can be combined with deadly synergy. There is some rewarding randomness with things like critical hits, but usually your well-thought-out plan isn't going to be derailed because someone missed a 95 percent shot from point-blank range.
Distance and cover simply reduce the damage from ranged attacks, and a helpful overlay in the UI shows you exactly how much damage you could do to each enemy from a given spot before you lock in your move. If it's within line of sight and your weapon's range, you can bring the pain. One major difference from XCOM is that there is no die roll to hit. I was almost constantly impressed by how many different, interesting ways there were to construct a turn with my Knights' fairly simple tools. 16 Journal of Inquisitor Creed - 8th Entry. 15 Journal of Inquisitor Creed - 7th Entry. 15 Journal of Inquisitor Creed - 6th Entry. 14 Journal of Inquisitor Creed - 5th Entry. 14 Journal of Inquisitor Creed - 4th Entry.
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