Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II is a PC tactical RPG where you command a squad of Space Marines (or other 40K factions) in real-time battles, leveling up your soldiers, customizing their gear, and completing missions to stop an ork invasion and chaos threat. For PC players who’ve led Space Marine squads, what’s the most fun part of the game—Was it leveling up your squad (unlocking new abilities like heavy bolter fire or melee charges), customizing their armor and weapons (to fit your playstyle), or the intense boss battles (fighting giant orks or chaos demons)? How did the real-time tactical combat differ from turn-based games—Did it require faster reflexes (adapting to enemy swarms) or more on-the-fly planning (repositioning squads mid-battle)? Additionally, the game has a ‘Last Stand’ mode where you survive endless waves of enemies with friends—Did you play Last Stand, and how did teamwork (choosing complementary squads) help you survive longer? Finally, Dawn of War II is older than newer 40K games (like Darktide)—Why do you still play it on PC, and what does it offer that modern 40K games don’t (e.g., deeper squad customization, more story-focused missions)?