The ultimate challenge is an eight-player map, "Ultimate Apocalypse". The mod gives you tons of maps, both new and old, some adapted from other DOW games, but many completely original. Relic is required for all superheavy vehicles/titanic units, but as the total amount is limited, it's up to you to decide whether you want two or three smaller vehicles, or one titan. This is generated slowly at all times, but you can increase the acquisition rate by capturing Relic points. Rare and powerful units are no longer restricted specifically by number you can deploy (except for builders, commanders, and unique units), but instead are bought (in addition to requisition and power) with a third resource, Relic. It's a heavy investment, but if you want to exterminatus the entire planet, or bring down the wrath of the Emperor in the form of a Titan, you can. However, the controls and basic concepts are similar enough that you'll know what you're doing even if you haven't played the race before.Įver reached the end of a game and found yourself with over 10,000 requisition/power and absolutely nothing that came close to costing that much? No longer! Each race now has five tiers of units and buildings, from basic infantry all the way up to superheavy units and game-ending superweapons. However, each race still plays very differently, and many of the distinctions between them remain the same. The unit selection is much more diverse, allowing for multiple playstyles, and ensuring that every race has something to counter something an enemy pulls out. Inquisition Daemonhunters (contains Grey Knights) The mod has all nine races from Soulstorm, plus three more, bringing the roster up to twelve:
Since the scale of battle is much larger in this mod, it's absolutely essential. This is standardized across races, making it much easier to make sense of all the new units.Īdditionally, it allows you to zoom out really far, even to the point of seeing the entire battlefield. Mousing over a unit, either on the battlefield or on the build screen will give you its full relative stats, telling you what units it's good against and what kind of performance it will have on the battlefield. No having to remember that a turret is "H" for Imperial Guard but "B" for Space Marines. For example, top row is qwert, second is asdfg, third is zxcvb, etc. It has tons of changes to the UI, such as making it so that the key bindings match the location of the button on the selected unit/building's menu. It's a mod that both fundamentally changes the gameplay and gives you tons of new units to play with. If you don't care about the single player campaign, (and for Soulstorm, you shouldn't) you can get Ultimate Apocalypse.
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