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Eldar Update New Units
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OK, here is the Wraithknight in all his majesty!!
Model, courtesy of brother Kekoulis and his magic and FX by Satko14. :)
Voices, courtesy of brother Thudo.
I did the coding.
And this is a FRACTION of what is coming!
NOTE: This is an OPTIONAL unit, available only if you want to explore past Vanilla squad gaming.
Also available in the Campaign and Survival of course!
One of the great units in our new vanilla rosters.
See, we are not only updating the races (complete art revamp!), we are also EXPANDING vanilla.
OPTIONALLY, of course.
You can always enjoy the new art goodies, in a 100% vanilla Skirmish.
But if you want NEW stuff... WE HAVE IT!!
And in ample supply. And quality.
We are waiting with great excitement and the name of the mod should be Dawn of War 4 :) god emperor bless you
nice! how is optionality organized?
Isn't this unit from dawn of war III?
Odysseus95 there is a Wraithknight there as well indeed.
Only that here is done better than the mess DOW3 was. ;)
You made this from scratch? :O
Odysseus95 first one I did was a direct port from DOW3.But since it was pretty much a ******* mess,I said **** it and remade it on my own.
Plus,since animation porting from DOW3 is not possible,I made these myself as well.
I think it came out very good in the end methinks.
Thanks for the explanation, you did a fantastic job!
I like it.
oh HELL YES!!!!!
Excellent
The hype is real for this update brother!
Lanky boys get an extra lanky boy.
Nice weapon effects.
Those heavy wraitcannons better be rapetastic, without being too OP of course.
That would definitely be a nice change: Making warp/vortex weapons like d-cannons and the aforementioned wraithcannon equally effective against all targets just like the plasma cannon, its more lore-accurate that way.
They are!!
And yes, brother Khoran_Gutsplitter, the closer-to-fluff implementation was what I had in mind, when implementing them :)