[Al-Rik]

Has this game a lan-mode and dedicated servers ?

[NGTM-1R]

No and no.

Though I've not noted either being a serious concern.

[SpardaSon21]

I've had several issues recently trying to get a public game going with decent ping.  Your best choice is to host a private game with friends.  That way you can also change the game settings which you can't do in Public games.

[Al-Rik]

No and no.

Though I've not noted either being a serious concern.

Well, if you like to go to Lan-Partys its a serious concern.

Building a fast server for a Lan-Party is at the moment not a problem. Prices for CPU and RAM are low.
But almost every game comes now without a lan-mode and dedicated servers.

So, no Space Marine on the next Lan-Party....

[Bobboau]

honestly I think a fun game set in the warhammer 40k universe would be if you played as some sort of pirate that went from planet to planet looking for fortune/vengeance while all the while having the inquisition on your ass.

[Liberator]

Umm, you don't want the Inquisition on your ass, they're frightfully effective at finding and killing folk don't want running around loose.

[pecenipicek]

honestly I think a fun game set in the warhammer 40k universe would be if you played as some sort of pirate that went from planet to planet looking for fortune/vengeance while all the while having the inquisition on your ass.

what, rogue trader?

[Dragon]

Yup, Rogue Trader was like that.
Though it was a tabletop game and, in fact, the first version of 40K universe.
A computer-based "modern" 40K RPG would be a great idea.

[SpardaSon21]

Yup, Rogue Trader was like that.
Though it was a tabletop game and, in fact, the first version of 40K universe.
A computer-based "modern" 40K RPG would be a great idea.

Either Rogue Trader or Inquisitor on PC would be great.  Games Workshop would be more inclined to allow an Inquisition-based RPG than Rogue Trader since players will commit all kinds of heresy in a Rogue Trader RPG, such as completely heretical romantic subplots with xenos filth.

[StarSlayer]

[Liberator]

lol

[TrashMan]

http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/9220/monkeigh****erer.jpg

[Bobboau]

they're frightfully effective at finding and killing folk don't want running around loose.

so in other words they would be a good video game antagonist.

[SpardaSon21]

Except the Inquisition are the good guys in 40k since they run around killing xenos, heretics, mutants, traitors, and daemons.  Definition of heretic and traitor to be defined by individual Inquisitors.  There could be a rogue Inquisitor chasing our Rogue Trader protagonist, but if our protagonist actually pissed off the Inquisition itself he would be dead meat if he started doing Rogue Trader stuff in any semi-important Imperial systems.

[Scotty]

> Implying that anyone in Warhammer is the "good guys"

 

Stop being so humanocentric.

[TrashMan]

The Inquisition itseld isn't unified. Don't forget that. They bicker between themselves all the time.

[pecenipicek]

The Inquisition itseld isn't unified. Don't forget that. They bicker between themselves all the time.

what groups are there these days? i forget from all the retconnage.
i know there's the ordo xenos, then the standard "purge the heretic, xeno, mutant" guys, then there were those "ressurect da emprah" guys and others... i forget -.-

[Ravenholme]

The Inquisition itseld isn't unified. Don't forget that. They bicker between themselves all the time.

what groups are there these days? i forget from all the retconnage.
i know there's the ordo xenos, then the standard "purge the heretic, xeno, mutant" guys, then there were those "ressurect da emprah" guys and others... i forget -.-

Official sub-divisions of the Inquistion: Ordo Xenos, Ordo Hereticus, and Ordo Malleus (Daemons and ****).

And then you have all the, not quite doctrines but differences in interpretation of the doctrine, such as the monodominants, the amalathians, various radicals, such as the Star-Child cult, etc. Which are usually seperated into Puritan and Radical for the ease of it.

[pecenipicek]

The Inquisition itseld isn't unified. Don't forget that. They bicker between themselves all the time.

what groups are there these days? i forget from all the retconnage.
i know there's the ordo xenos, then the standard "purge the heretic, xeno, mutant" guys, then there were those "ressurect da emprah" guys and others... i forget -.-

Official sub-divisions of the Inquistion: Ordo Xenos, Ordo Hereticus, and Ordo Malleus (Daemons and ****).

And then you have all the, not quite doctrines but differences in interpretation of the doctrine, such as the monodominants, the amalathians, various radicals, such as the Star-Child cult, etc. Which are usually seperated into Puritan and Radical for the ease of it.

thanks.

[Ravenholme]

The Inquisition itseld isn't unified. Don't forget that. They bicker between themselves all the time.

what groups are there these days? i forget from all the retconnage.
i know there's the ordo xenos, then the standard "purge the heretic, xeno, mutant" guys, then there were those "ressurect da emprah" guys and others... i forget -.-

Official sub-divisions of the Inquistion: Ordo Xenos, Ordo Hereticus, and Ordo Malleus (Daemons and ****).

And then you have all the, not quite doctrines but differences in interpretation of the doctrine, such as the monodominants, the amalathians, various radicals, such as the Star-Child cult, etc. Which are usually seperated into Puritan and Radical for the ease of it.

thanks.

No problem. Also, Xenos get the Deathwatch, Hereticus tend to call upon the Adepta Sororitas and the Ordo Malleus use the Grey Knights.