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THQ releases flood of new details for Warhammer 40K: Dark Millennium Online
If you're a fan of Warhammer 40K: Dark Millennium Online, you are likely pretty happy to have a launch date. You're also probably anxious for details about the game itself, which have been in short supply until now. We've got good news for you though: THQ has released a huge list of data on design, gameplay, classes and races, and much more. The information ranges from all-encompassing, such as talk of art style and who is involved in development, to very specific, such as a party size of five, raid size of 50, and level cap of 60. There's plenty more for eager fans: dual-wielding pistols and melee weapons (including chain swords), classes with three specialties, a crashed space hulk ripe for exploration, and much more. Strategy Informer has the complete summary, so head over there for your full Warhammer 40K: Dark Millennium Online fix! [Thanks to Merketh for the tip!]
This week on The MMO Report
Casey, accompanied by a pair of shiny new awards, stepped up again this week to deliver The MMO Report. Warhammer 40K: Dark Millenium Online and the Imperium of Man were up first, with Casey highlighting the announcement of the game's first playable race and the new trailer. Next in line was Cataclysm and the peek at skill trees and more that Blizzard gave fans last week. "Okay, all right, we get it. You guys wanted an update on Guild Wars 2." Casey's next story was a response to reader feedback requesting all the news from Gamescom, and he provided an overview of where things stand in the game's goals for the time being. Finally, The MMO Report wrapped up with an account of 9Dragons' switch in publishers. As always, follow along after the jump for the video, and check out The MMO Report every week on G4TV.
