But isn't almost every WH40k game like this? Grimdark black and white artwork is what got me into Warhammer back in early 00s and i raged at Dawn of War for basically animating miniatures (that are designed to stand out on the table and be easy to paint) instead of artworks.
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But isn't almost every WH40k game like this? Grimdark black and white artwork is what got me into Warhammer back in early 00s and i raged at Dawn of War for basically animating miniatures (that are designed to stand out on the table and be easy to paint) instead of artworks.
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Thats much better but i still don't like how they attempt to recreate miniatures themselves and not artstyle from the books.
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