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I'm a casual player, I play in easy so I can enjoy the game more in my own tempo.

The Tau capitol is a tough cookie, even when I played against them with Guard. The trick is to use Vindicares or other stealthed units to root out those pesky stealth suits. Other then that, heavy weapon teams saved my bacon, as the moment they dug in they become miniature gods of battle, autocannon rules!

The Necrons, those were also tough, mainly because of those nifty specially themed obelisks they had strewn around the map. But nothing that could be helped with a little use of heavy weapon teams, a Vindicare and the love of three Bassies.

Eldar were a sneaky bunch, but broke quite easily once I battered aside both enemy armies ensnared there. It was only a matter of laying siege to their inner sanctum, slowly bombarding them into submission.

Orks, they were quite easily driven back by some heavy weapon teams and a battery of mechanized unslaught. Destroying the banners amde it a wee bit easier to win.

Space Marines, the trick is you just need to smash open one side and just plunge in. I completely ignored the objective where I was ordered to capture the relic, instead going all out along the right flank, disabling their orbital abilties with glee.

Chaos was easy really, it just called for a slow and ponderous build up. Once the gate was stamped to the ground nothing would remain.

Right now I'm breaking the siege of Victory Bay with the Tau and the Imperial Guard is proving to be quite tough in their resistance. I lost my four Crisis Suits when I first jumped in that ditch, *woosh!* xd But I struck back with stealth suits, Vespid and three new Crisis suits, battering the crap out of those power plants and that stoopeed Commissar and his minders. Still need to take the main base though.

Unlike Winter Assault, this game manages to stay entertaining.

Well, I finally broke the Imperial Guard. All it took me was about twelve Crisis Suits before I told them to go ******** theirselves and just sent in three Skyrays and two Hammerheads, one missile barrage later and the Imperial Guard was no more. This leaves me with just the aliens left, as there is no more Imperial presence on the planet. My third tour of the planet will either involve Chaos or the Eldar, they seem nifty enough for a go. I'm especially looking forward to testing piles of stealthed chaos marines against the enemy.

I'm scared because you spelled newspaper wrong.

My vote is DE's Booty Call City (feat. Snoop Dog)

I can't believe how rediculously powerful the necrons are. Once you get past the whole takes forever to get the power supply flowing, its just one whole march of doom as you just walk over everybody. Even the baneblade, Greater Demon, Avatar, Squiggot; which are normally an annoying nuisance when they show up; is a joke in their presence.

It gives you a hint at where the units are, but as you know only special units can see them. This makes stealth units actually useful, because you dont have to give away the units position and make them vulnerable.

Do necron warriors take longer to build the more you have? I was playing at the chaos stronghold and I was pumping out 5 squads of them, the first 3 I got then the next 2 took over 20 minutes to build. I ended up aborting those and got the restored monolith instead, and squashed the heretics.

yup, flayed ones are my favorite alright. So far I havent used the ressurection orb though...

That's not a bug, that's actually one of the advertised changes in the game. Makes infiltrated units actually worth something. All the races have a fair number of detectors, so it's not too bad so long as you actually use them.

Oh, and Flash Gitz are goddamn powerful. I haven't used them, but they've shot up Knarlocs and Hammerheads pretty good.