In Warhammer World and World of Warcraft, a little greenie is constantly struggling.
The protagonist serves as an anchor to connect the two worlds, making the orcs in both worlds waaagh!
Reader comments
Generally speaking, the combat is not exciting enough and has no characteristics. The character is twitchy, sometimes benevolent and sometimes cold-blooded, and you have to make compromises. It is not orcish at all. I wanted to write something about business, but even the few younger brothers didn't develop much, and the plot was so fast that it was baffling. Give people a feeling, huh? The Space Marines don't feel right yet the main character is retained? Just rule the planet like this? The protagonist develops so quickly? Just win? Just surrender like that? Is this still Warhammer? Kill for pictures? Is this Khorne?
My thoughts are confused, please give me some advice. [Laughing awkwardly]
Generally speaking, the combat is not exciting enough and has no characteristics. The character is twitchy, sometimes benevolent and sometimes cold-blooded, and you have to make compromises. It is not orcish at all. I wanted to write something about business, but even the few younger brothers didn't develop much, and the plot was so fast that it was baffling. Give people a feeling, huh? The Space Marines don't feel right yet the main character is retained? Just rule the planet like this? The protagonist develops so quickly? Just win? Just surrender like that? Is this still Warhammer? Kill for pictures? Is this Khorne?
My thoughts are confused, please give me some advice. [Laughing awkwardly]