I'm excited to have a character action game this generation that's not a souls-like or an Assassin's Creed game on Xbox/PC. Especially excited to have a single player Star Wars game on the horizon.
The game you are looking for is Cyborg Justice. You rip off enemy legs, torsos, and arms, then attach them to your body to gain their powers. Cyborg. Justice.
I am extremely interested in getting into the 40K universe, but have absolutely no interest in the tabletop game. I adore the setting and everything I hear said about the universe, are the Eisenhorn books a good intro to the universe? As in do they do a good job of explaining stuff or do they assume you know the universe well already? What is a good starting point to getting into this stuff? Horus Heresy?
I already have read a lot of random stuff on the wiki about 40K because that a thing I do about basically everything.
The Gaunts Ghosts series is a real good place to start if you wanna get a feel for how much it sucks to be a regular human in the 40k universe. It's all about the Imperial Guard who are your standard human grunts. Real well written, you get to know some fun characters as the series progresses. Only downside is Space Marines are pretty much absent. Rynn's World is a great one off book about the Crimson Fists chapter of the Space Marines fighting orks. Gives a good look at what they're like and how they view/interact with normal humans.
I'm not sure what Brad is referring to when he is saying the audience is upset by the poor performance, it looks like they are singing along and pretty into it...
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