Watch 14 minutes of exciting new Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 gameplay. Get a look at an epic battle that takes place in a perilous swamp as you assist the ...
Take that up with Games Workshop I guess. The average Space Marine does wear one. Rule of cool I guess. That nonsense has been seeping into other races figurines now, and it is stupid imo.
Characters faces are sometimes shown to humanize the character, to help the player feel closer to the character, so the player is not confused about who that character is, etc.
Sometimes the character model uses the likeness of a real person, and the contract with that person dictates that the face must be visible for all or a large portion of the gameplay.
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John Cena in Warhammer 🤨
Huh?
Absolutely gorgeous looking game.
Looks good, but why would anyone stomp around a warzone in a big mech suit, with a chainsaw sword, but no helmet?
Recipe for oneshot…
Take that up with Games Workshop I guess. The average Space Marine does wear one. Rule of cool I guess. That nonsense has been seeping into other races figurines now, and it is stupid imo.
Characters faces are sometimes shown to humanize the character, to help the player feel closer to the character, so the player is not confused about who that character is, etc.
Sometimes the character model uses the likeness of a real person, and the contract with that person dictates that the face must be visible for all or a large portion of the gameplay.
Loved the first game, pure fun without any nonsense. Hopefully this one will be the same.