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Balance.
Interactivity (please no more alphastrike or leafblower-style Tau/Eldar)
Decent assault
Interesting missions that aren't just random

Well we already were shown that alphastriking will be a thing. And I've got my leaf blower guard on stand by.

 Marmatag wrote:
Centurions are cool. Why do people hate them so much?

My hatred is based mainly on looks - I think they look terrible - same with Baby carrier and Wolfy Wolf Wolves riding Wolves.

The fluff is pretty dire too for them

Better Chaos Dreadnoughts to make them viable along my Death Guard troops.
Slow armies being playable.

Balanced reasonable points costs.
Every unit in the game viable.
Faster games with more decisions. I want to actively play a game and not watch an action movie.

 Marmatag wrote:
Centurions are cool. Why do people hate them so much?

I actually like the idea of a space marine wearing a sort of ablative armor over suit to help get the marine across the battlefield that could be shed if it becomes too damaged or impedes the wearer. However, the model itself doesn't look very pleasing to me, and I agree with others that it tries to steal the role of Terminators and Dreadnoughts both of which could have used better rules to make them do the job they are intended to. Push come to shove, I would rather field either or both Terminators and Dreadnoughts over Centurions even if the model was nice looking (and available to CSMs).