Warhammer 40k game to be made by Relic
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Warhammer 40k game to be made by Relic
I hope I'm not just making a second thread to this, but here it is.
40k
I'm confident relic can do a good job with it.
40k
I'm confident relic can do a good job with it.
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*considers quality of previous 40k games*
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Hey! Final Liberation was great.Super-Gagme wrote:*considers quality of previous 40k games*
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And if i find a way to get the fucker working i'm sure FIrewarrior will kick ass!
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I'd second that, except for the random crashes... An the fact that it was just Imp's versus Orks.PrinceofLowLight wrote:Hey! Final Liberation was great.Super-Gagme wrote:*considers quality of previous 40k games*
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