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Now that's asking a little too much... Ever tried making a map for a 3D computer game??
Even WITH a standardised "builder" program it can take weeks to iron out all the bugs, And I don't think there is such a program - I think it's hand made. So that means it takes 5 times as long. You'll get 1 new campaign (for the guardsmen) and probably 6-12 new maps. That is a little more realistic.

Umm, here we go again. This is to update the thread. Anyway, umm, MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! The Necromancer strikes again.

The expansion is just going to be the new race IG two campaigns Good and Evil (so you play as all the teams in the end) more maps of MP.

Since the other thread got locked, here goes:

IGN and Gamespot have come up with some new information for the new Expansion Pack to Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War.

As you should know by now, the game introduces the Imperial Guard. The following units are mentioned in the previews or the video interview at Gamespot:

Guardsmen(duh!) -- Cheap, and die in droves when you get into combat with them.
Ogryns -- The only dedicated close combat unit the Guard have.
Techpriest Enginseers -- Probably an attached unit.
Commissar -- Hero Unit. Can increase a squad's morale by executing one of the soldiers.
Captain -- Carries a pair of Lighting Claws, and is pretty nasty in close combat, too. Apparently, GW is gonna make a model based off this guy.
Sanctioned Psyker -- Has an ability to rip the soul out of an enemy. But it can backfire and kill him instead.
Sentinel -- Seen with Multilasers or Autocannons at least. Relatively fragile. Can decap points, but can't claim them for yourself.
Chimera -- Transport unit. Multilaser turret and possibly Hatch Lasguns. Models shown are strangely without the Hull-mounted Heavy Bolter, which could mean that it or the Flamer are optional, or not included entirely.
Hellhound -- As expected, plays unholy hell with enemy morale.
Leman Russ -- Yeah right, like you didn't think this baby would show up!
Basalisk -- A monster of a gun. Out-ranges any other artillery, but every single shot it fires costs you resources. Crew can be seen in the back loading the shells, and covering their ears when it fires.
Baneblade -- We all knew about this baby by now. Nothing more needs to be said.

The Imperial Guard are said to be a defensive army. Guardsmen can be deployed into bunkers, like infanty garrissoning buildings in Red Alert 2. Inside a bunker, they gain protection(Bunker has to be destroyed before the guardsmen inside can be hurt), but also a fire bonus that increases the more soldiers are in the bunker. Heavy Weapon Platoons can also be deployed defensively.

The other four races get some adjustments to their tech trees and units(Rhinos now have their Storm/Combi- Bolters), and each gains one new unit or hero.

Space Marines get a Chaplain, decribed by IGN as "a Nightmare used to make sure children go to church, in the hopes that he doesn't come looking for them."

Eldar get some much-needed anti-vehicle power with Fire Dragons.

Orks get Mega-Armored Nobz. Presumably, the regular kind will be moved up the tree a bit, and come out sooner. MA Nobz can teleport, but lose some life in the process. Naturally, they're close-combat monsters.

Chaos gets Khorne Berzerkers. Likely, Possessed are further down the tree now.

The game's story involves a race to retrieve an Imperator-Class Titan! The "Good" Campaign is played as the Guard or Eldar, and the Chaos and Orks are the "Evil" Campaign.

Probablt isn't gonna be as good as "CryEngine" though. Now that is an awesomegraphics engine.

btw: Modded the thread title, to help prevent duplicate threads.

A torrent for the E3 Video of Winter assault can be found here.

^^^^ Does anyone have an answer??? ^^^^

...That's like giving a blind man contact lenses. It's not gonna help.