Jidmah wrote:bibotot wrote:+ Gorgutz will return. This character has been overused, and it's preventing Dawn of War from creating more cool Ork characters. Like, I understand why Eliphas came back to Retribution as a playable character, but Gorgutz has been in 4 games already, and he is getting really stale. We need more major Ork characters who are not subordinate to Gorgutz or getting killed off right away.
Gorgutz is one of the few ork characters who actually gets gak done that isn't Thrakka. He literally is the only reason why I played DoW3 to its end. I'm happy to see him come back.
Plus, we already know that there is a Beastboss rival character in the game who is not one of his subordinates.
You really should invest some time to compile all the know information rather than wasting everyone's time on artificial outrage.
Yeah, gotta agree here with Jidmah, getting upset that Gorgutz is around seems pretty silly when he's been a pretty well written character for the Ork faction that also really only showed up for Dawn of War 1 for their expansions and Dawn of War 3 (which barely anyone actually played
btw, like Jidmah, I literally only finished it for the Ork storyline).
Dawn of War 2: Retribution had Kaptin Bluddflagg, who was also a cool Ork character, if not as developed due to the constraints of Retribution having the same single player plotline for everyone. So it's not like Gorgutz is the only Ork character ever presented in the series.
So calling it overexposed seems a bit hyperbolic when he's not the focus of the franchise. And he's perfectly able to co-exist alongside Necrons as one of the opposing xenos factions.
GW has been able to do a multi-faction war on a planet in both games as well as in the actual tabletop story, so I don't see how the Orks being present undermines Necrons at all, especially when Necrons have historically been the "enigmatic evil" faction that shows up as the main big bad at the end of the campaign that wakes up as a result of the other races squabbling on the surface.
