If they make the Arbites companion a proper bro with interesting quest and story involvement it will sell well.
It is fairly woke-free (if having a female Rogue Trader is the reason for you to despair, then you are really reaching).'WH40K is based franchise, rite?'
'Uh oh, Owlcat logo'
[Obnoxious girlboss in prelude]
They would backfire if you were anyone else less powerful than a Rogue Trader. This way the worst thing that can happen is some "peasants" die that nobody really cares about. Like the Demon Planet you make, almost nobody even mentions it again.It is fairly woke-free (if having a female Rogue Trader is the reason for you to despair, then you are really reaching).'WH40K is based franchise, rite?'
'Uh oh, Owlcat logo'
[Obnoxious girlboss in prelude]
The worst you can say, objectively speaking, is that penalties for being open-minded are either mild or non-existent, which undermines the reason for the Mankind being the way it is in the universe of Warhammer 40,000. Frankly, having your iconoclast choices backfire (maybe not literally every time, but when appopriate) would be a good introduction into the setting.
It is fairly woke-free (if having a female Rogue Trader is the reason for you to despair, then you are really reaching).'WH40K is based franchise, rite?'
'Uh oh, Owlcat logo'
[Obnoxious girlboss in prelude]
The worst you can say, objectively speaking, is that penalties for being open-minded are either mild or non-existent, which undermines the reason for the Mankind being the way it is in the universe of Warhammer 40,000. Frankly, having your iconoclast choices backfire (maybe not literally every time, but when appopriate) would be a good introduction into the setting.
The malus is small and goes away after some time (or was it a bug?). On strategic scale there are no problems with having a daemon world whatsoever. Although the same can be said for the archeotech: you'd think preserving such a relic would be worth much more than it really is.
Even with you being a Rogue Trader, the consequences for the in-game world are really poorly implemented.
It is a tiny penalty. Also no penalty for letting Space Elves use Janus as they please.It is fairly woke-free (if having a female Rogue Trader is the reason for you to despair, then you are really reaching).'WH40K is based franchise, rite?'
'Uh oh, Owlcat logo'
[Obnoxious girlboss in prelude]
The worst you can say, objectively speaking, is that penalties for being open-minded are either mild or non-existent, which undermines the reason for the Mankind being the way it is in the universe of Warhammer 40,000. Frankly, having your iconoclast choices backfire (maybe not literally every time, but when appopriate) would be a good introduction into the setting.
They do backfire on some occasions iirc? Not nuking the prologue planet will result you getting a permanent malus to your RT
The goal is not to get new people to watch, but rather to get the existing audience of said streamers to buy the game. It's a marketing stunt.
It was posted by Infinitron. You should be glad he didn't put it on the front page.
That's a release bug. The malus is trivial (5 willpower) and depending on your build, can be safely ignored.
Technically it's in a good place,
I don't think they're doing that this time around, 2nd DLC will be the final update for the game most likely.
Mixed bag. Gets worse the further you get in, on all fronts.
