Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III blends classic RTS gameplay with hero-focused combat, letting PC players command factions like the Space Marines, Orks, and Eldar in brutal 40K battles. For players who’ve spent hours mastering the game, how do hero units change your strategy compared to traditional RTS games—do you build your army around a hero’s unique abilities (like the Space Marine’s Chapter Master with area damage) or use heroes as support for regular units? Additionally, each faction has distinct playstyles: Space Marines are durable, Orks rely on swarming, and Eldar are fast. Which faction do you find most fun to play on PC, and what tactics do you use to counter its natural weaknesses (e.g., how to defend Ork swarms against Eldar’s hit-and-run attacks)? Finally, Dawn of War III received mixed reviews for its shift from earlier DoW games’ complexity—do you think the game’s focus on heroes and streamlined mechanics makes it more accessible, or did it lose the depth that made the series popular, and would you recommend it to new RTS players?