Good evening, you are listening to Three Moves Ahead, and I'm your host Rob Zakney.

Tonight I'm joined by two returning guests, GameSharks Bill Abner and PC gamers Dan Stableton. Bill and Dan, thanks for coming back. Thank you for... Thank you for having me. Tonight we'll be talking about Dawn of War II Retribution, and the first thing I wanted to bring up was something strange I've noticed while preparing for this episode. Nobody seems that interest in this expansion, and that in itself I find really surprising.

I had a bizarrely difficult time finding panelists who were excited to discuss retribution.

And, you know, in the last week of trying to produce this particular episode, I've started to wonder,

are we all starting to suffer from a bit of Warhammer fatigue?

Well, I'd just like to chime in and say that those people that weren't interested are jerks.

Personally, having played all these games, I was very excited about this one just because all the last ones have been very good.

And I'm a big fan of Relic and what they do, and they always

produce a quality

game at the very least.

So, I mean, I knew it was going to be

a good time.

Yeah, I don't know about

necessarily Warhammer fatigue.

Maybe Dawn of War II specific fatigue.

I've always enjoyed the games as well.

I'm one of those, at least I consider myself kind of rare when it comes to the fact that I usually play the single-player game is more than I do the multiplayer.

And the single-player game in Dawn of War II

has its share of issues. I'm never going to have Warhammer fatigue. I just won't. I've been

playing Warhammer games since 1990. So that's a non-starter for me. But I do get the feeling that a lot of people are ready for Relic to sort of turn the page.

You know what I mean?

I don't know if Retrobeuse Nex actually did that.

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