Spits Where theres one theres a hundred of em. Units speak for the following cues: First created. ItвЂ™s this preference for finesse over brute force thatвЂ™s kept me away from factions like the Orks in most strategy games, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 3 looks to be the sole exception: though. Idk it just seems like ork has absolutely horrible progression through the game and has to secede map control for a good 10 minute portion untill they get to tier 3/4. Like many Real-Time Strategy games, units in Dawn of War, except for the Necrons, will speak in reaction to the commands of a player. The tier 1 hero is good for ork and has a lot of play making potential, but he is so shit in team fight and is by far the squishiest hero in the game. You have map control for a bit with boyz, but once they get into early mid game you literally have no hope to do anything untill you get nobz (a 200 power unit.) or get killa kans, so late mid game. I have no clue what to do against good eldar/sm players, particularly eldar. Having said that, it seems like anytime i play against a decent opponent i just slowly lose the game. I've played RTS all my life and I was a masters starcraft player for a bit. I've played Ork for around twenty games now and I'm under the impression that against good players they are at a severe disadvantage.

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