#Dawn of war sisters of battle strategy full#

I could see them going with a microtansaction model for your multiplayer army. The server/cloud side of gaming is where the infrastructure (and the hardware you use to play your game) is going. Keep in mind that the endgame for online play is going to be a platform/system like OnLive. Casual gaming is on the rise and parts of the hard core market that are still left and growing are doing so by going online with microtransactions being a big part. Bilson himself offers the disclaimer that 'We haven't announced anything about it, and it's still in its early formative stage, but I'm just talking to you about the brainstorming going on around it.' Of course, all this may change as it's clearly early days for DoW 3. Now Dawn of War III, either way, is going to have a much larger strategic component to it, more of a global battle going on with little tactical things, sort of MMO-like.' 'If they do that would definitely drive us to. 'It all depends on how COHO does, and how it works and how people respond to it,' Bilson said. Currently in beta and launching this fall, CoH Online is free to play but supported by microtransactions. 'It may be a more digital free-to-play experience with all the depth and quality of a Relic RTS,' he revealed, similar to Relic's Company of Heroes Online. 'You can probably expect it between 18 months and two years after that.' 'Retribution's going to ship in February, and then we start laying out Dawn of War III,' Bilson said. The revelation came from publisher THQ's core games VP Danny Bilson in an interview with Eurogamer.

#Dawn of war sisters of battle strategy full#

The third full instalment of Relic's Warhammer 40,000 real-time strategy series Dawn of War should apparently be broadly expected 18-24 months after the launch of DoW 2's second standalone expansion Retribution in February 2011.