Festus Campaign or... is it Changeling? No it's Festus. Wait. 

I was very close to getting that Surf shark offer. Until 100euro payment. That is very steep i must admit. Honestly do you still think its worth that much?

Dude, that sounds awesome. A war in the shadows by lizards and Chaos. In IE their positions are even practically mirrored with the Changeling being up north while Oxy is down south next to the other Tzeentch boy.

exactly how i intend to play his Campaign All according to Tzeentchs will!

Meanwhile Karl players are screaming and punching the air. Empires borders are really beset by evil lol.

To be fair it kinda looks like a super easy campain in an already easy game. The ai is barely capable at fighting normal factions.

Yeah, seems like the AI wont be able to handle player controlled Changeling at all.

@@sinuosalice-1434 Wdym easy game? Have you not seen Kugath? (Your mere existence causes all of cathay to love ghorst for fighting you and by the time you have wiped him out the rest of the world will want your head) Skarbrand? (Fight tooth and nail to keep your starting province, once you get far enough to conquer the southern tip of the continent Oxyotl will land 4-5 armies of exclusively templeguard, monsterous single entities and Terradon riders who will slaughter all your exalted bloodthirsters before the battle has even begun. These doomstack armies will cleanse everything in sight whilst you are busy dealing with whoever is left in Khemri.) Kislev? (Have Wulfrick and Throgg become best friends instead of fighting eachother for 100 turns, endure constant naval invasions and if you survive long enough you will even get to get jumped by Archaeon and the chaos dwarves! Pary to Ursun that the kislev AI doesnt cheat to beat you for the must-have bonuses you get before confederation) The Empire? (Speedrun the rebel fort in the mountains before they can upgrade to mortars, Not only do you now have to speedrun to conquer Marienburg so you dont need to destroy Brettonia, but you also need to deal with beastmen that manage to completely eradicate middenland and walk around invisible and as a cherry ontop Festus running amok, wiping out elector counts left and right) Wulfrick? (Be excited for a fun game of pillaging just for Belakor of all people to suddenly decide he despises you 5 turns in whilst you are playing ring around the rosie with Throgg) Just to name a the ones I've personally experienced in wh3. Wh3 is on steroids compared to wh2. Although I will admit all of the warriors of chaos factions are pretty easy.

@@sinuosalice-1434 Yeah, that's good point. If you don't take any risks, it looks like a pretty comfortable, though fun campaign. But there is just no way I could justify buying it for this price.

Ikr! I would love to play it, but I'm not paying 25 bucks for it

You can, though it’s near impossible. You would almost actively have to invest in your cults being discovered, but just as we saw in this one, one of his cults did get spotted

The only way to truely lose is if your army dies and all your cults get flushed out, good luck with that

Why is that? I did not play the dlc yet

@@cedrics1220 He only dies when you lose all of your cults as well as all of your armies, but if you have just one symbiotic cult, those are significantly harder to spot, so unless the enemy invests in rooting out your symbiotic cult you're most likely not gonna get discovered.

The funny thing is that if they raze the settlement you don't lose the cult. @@madlarkin8

Beastmen still play like that if you play Khazrak!

@@Meatbagsmustdie My least favorite Beasty Boy D'X

But it's just a theory a GAME THEORY

Knowing CA, probably not….

I would guess yes. Just like you're able to control existing DLC units and lords when confederating, but you can't recruit them.

@@bruhed1117 But he got Wulfrick as a reward and now I do not own Norsca so will we not get nothing as a reward? There must be something right? Right?

​@@denizseyhan1053he said at the video you get 1 random LL to start out with to be able to transform into

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Did they genuinely forget about Boris while updating Boris? That's...Tzeentchian.

Unfortunately such cool ideas will most probably never see the light of day, because CA corporate overlords. Even if the devs officially tried to endorse it, it will be complicated to implement and they will probably fail along the way and massively under deliver. I completely support your idea as it's super cool and sounds lore correct. And I am a skaven player.

sadly on the campaign map he still looks like himself from what I understand

It is fun I’m having a great time with this campaign

Health stays the same when you transform as far as I have seen, so no double HP bar like Malus.

@@TheBod76 stay percentage-wise or hard number?

@@hndrwn I don't know for sure, I just remember when Legend transformed from Changeling with low HP to Festus, he still had low HP.

@@TheBod76 thnx for the info, pal

Doing that will require a majority vote from the elector counts

​@@KaraokeFellayeah, good luck with that

The next DLC (the one after this one) is a Nurgle, Empire and Dwarf DLC, so although I have my doubts, you can always hope

You are only invisible while in a land with a trickster cult. Furthermore, your cults can be spotted and due to economy, turn 30 might be a bit early. With all that said, this seems like a way different campaign and there needs to be those too. And hey, some people like it easier

Go play Skarband then or something crybaby, I for one welcome Tzeentch's Duplicitus ways

@@kluasvt828 It's WAY TOO EASY. Having your cults discovered is hard, since you control the discoverability which is very easy to keep low. Being invisible inside your territory, which is also enemy territory, is busted. Tier 5 units at the early stages without the need to have them, since you have so many other boons as the Changeling, is stupid. There is no element of strategy with this campaign... in a STRATEGY game.

@@MrAgutron it could be a fun campaign with mods if you want more difficulty.

@@MrAgutron I do think you overestimate just how good these mechanics are. Lets wait with the bashing of how easy it is till we get our hands on it/see more gameplay of it

As much as you disagree with it, it is, at the end of the day, a private company putting prices up. They’re not the only ones. I don’t say that to excuse it, but, there is always a status quo to return to. Zerk has to keep putting food on his table.

Not everyone wants to die on the same hill, it's a free world and people are free to do what they want with their money or youtube videos. I do not support CA mess and i'll not buy the dlc, but people needs to chill their tempers against others that have a different view on the matter. Sending a message/protesting towards CA is one thing, starting a witch hunt is another

@@ryguytrys this is not status quo (and that term is crap in itself), this is status shit, in fact these practices are failing and getting exposed for what they are more and more; also and he's not starving and neither he's out of alternatives, so stop to try come up with reasons to defend and stand for the wrong and corrupt stuff out of a need of justifying the system without the spine to push for a higher bar. Gross.

@@ArchangelLionI feel like your point would hold more weight if this video even resembled some kind of review. he’s not talking about if the DLC is worth getting, nor even overtly promoting it. if this video was about if you should get this DLC, the price-gouging would need addressing. this is just some goofy gameplay though. it’s up to him to determine if he wants to make content on it or not, and shaming him for that seems unfair to me.

I think the content of the DLC should be judged separately to the ethics of CA's crappy management. The people making the DLC are not responsible for setting the price or moving staff away from WH3 to make a garbage dead on arrival team shooter.