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- Warhammer 40k Martyr Inquisitor: Is it worth it?
I've been keeping an eye on this game for a while (I'm a Van Helsing player), and I just saw it hit a steam sale, and I really want to know what the players think: Is it worth it now? I saw a lot of heavy criticism about it being very same-y, forcing you into single builds, everything playing the same, etc. Has any of that changed? I love games like Path of Exile, where you can turn anything into a viable build... can you do the same here? Or should I just stick to Helsing?
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Working knowledge of the 40k universe and lore is very handy, otherwise you'll need to do a lot of reading. If you're a fan - your laughing - the graphics, gameplay and story are very grim-dark 40k - and this is where Neocore nailed it.
Builds - well - from what I have played so far, they are diverse in their own class only. I'm really not sure you could turn an Assassin into a heavy crusader for example. You can experiment inside your own class quite a bit though. An example of this would be my ranged crusader, he has a 2 handed storm hammer as his secondary weapon - and if I invest enough points into melee he would be good at both - ect.
A lot of these issues have improved with the last update (3-7-18) and the campaign is even bigger, there are a lot bugs but Neocore are fixing them - so I can't fault them there.
Overall I recommend you go for it - it can only get better, and if you need a friend for co-op give me a shout - I'll be happy to help you out. (let me know here if you do!).
Don't forget though - this my opinion only! ;)
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