Warhammer Chaos Gate - Top MUST Know Tips to Avoid Critical Mistakes 

um Penultimate mission critically wounds 5 of your knights no matter how well you do, and then you need 10 knights in 2 groups of 5 for the last mission, so yes you need more high lvl knights Maybe it's just on legendary and I'm talking out of my ass

Stagger moving is still very usefull as you want to keep your knights close together when combat starts. Even though your action points replenish if half your squad is dragging feet behind they will now waste those action points in combat just getting to the action.

1 minute and 43 seconds into the video and I'm already sold after I heard that Grey Knights don't miss. I don't have to worry about a 98% chance to hit with a ****ing shotgun and miss.

Just downloaded This,Battle Sector,and Boltgun the other day...I'm Awash in Xenos blood ATM...and couldn't be happier...Great tactics games...and an awesome retro FPS.

9:40 An exploitable fact: the surge meter will never rise above 100, so if it's about to hit that mark regardless, it's time to go to town with psychic abilities. ( Giving consideration to how much willpower you have left overall of course, because WP is a limited resource and not too easy to replenish.)

Learning about environmental seed nodes is a new one for me! Luckily I’m still in early game and probably haven’t missed all that many yet.

Interceptor feels like an op class at very least at the start. Also from skill trees I can see that purgator can also be a powerhouse with aoe clearing force shots + return fire + 1AP on crit/hit well bonus AP on any char is always good to have. Anyway Interceptor as we can see is just a class that zips around and kills everything with its teleportation/teleportation attack (which sadly don't count as melee attack if you were wondering), max some ap return on melee hit (or melee kill is it?) auto and you can walk around and kill 3-6 guys easily. Add Justicar with charged up "gief +X AP and +X WP anywhere on the map skill" + fortress and your interceptor is mostly unkillable/undamagable. One thing that needs to be said in bold big letters. AUTO skills are free attacks/skills/uses of stuff are very important for your chars so in the long run having a lot of em can give you some astonishing combos (and the more of them you have the bigger the need for that juicy passive that increases your AUTO skill uses by +1, yeah that's +1 of every little dirty trick you've been pulling off may happen once more). I've heard of one purgator that went critical on one plague marine that dared to shoot at him. That said purgator had just previously unlocked a auto that gives off a 50% chance to return fire when fired upon, what a grand plasma/aetheric explosion and consequently a mangled death for enemy it was.

There's a lot of this stuff the game completely fails to tell you - glad there's content like this out there.

Keep ‘‘em coming Dantics. Appreciate the guides.

Exactly what I needed! Thank you. I'm now following.

Great video, just what it says on the box, these tips were invaluable for my first run. Good stuff, thanks mate.

Thanks for this, Adds another level of enjoyment!

Coming from XCOM, this video helped alot!

This looks great. First time I've heard about it. Added to wishlist, let's see how it'll turn out after release.

fantastic video! I learnt a lot! thnx

Awesome video!!

Kinda late but I wanted to point out something with Interceptors Their warp strike pairs extremely well with Support Fire, despite being on opposite sides of the tree. You can warp strike in, and you will usually have a flanking position on the enemy, so you can take advantage of your other knights to clean up anything your Interceptor somehow doesn't kill, while still using the Interceptor to do some extra damage Such a versitile class. I only wish they could equip Terminator armor

Wish they had more enemy types campaign , love this game , hope it’s the start of a franchise

This game is so much fun ! I want more!!!

Great video.

@Dantics what do you think of the techmarine?

You're two videos have highlighted i have no clue what I am doing and legit suck at this game haha.

Just finished the game.I found level three stun grenades and with upgraded armour could take out whole squads with execute.

Dealing with curruption on planets is the thing most needed to know

That is pretty cool the if ya keep cursor still the range preview =) I have not played Xcom but played Mario+Rabbid and I can see the similar but of course Warhammer is cooler than Mario+Rabbid. Hopefully this comes to PS5 =) I tried googling and did not get a sollid answer on if it will come to console

Greay Knights dont miss but they cant shoot thru full cover

Was early game started a new save from standard not even angry as I’m loving the game regardless

I’ve played the old space marine turn based and it was unforgiving in how difficult it was , even though I loved the game , it was too damn hard , one enemy could Wipe out your squad if you made a mistake , Is this game the same as far as the difficulty

So this game is only superficially like XCOM then. That's not a bad thing, this is Greyknight Space Marines after all. But for all people complain the missing and troop management is what makes XCOM such an enduring experience.

Very little info on the game yet, trying to find answers to some questions, and it is difficult to impossible so far xD Thank you kindly for your time sir, we all do appreciate it I did want to ask a quick question, and bring up a rather big point for others about Prognosticars. First off, is there ever a time you can recall or relocate these points? I completely made an assumption at the beginning of the game, rushed for the first two and placed them, not realizing that they appear to be permanent placements, not temporary. I also put a huge amount of research into some of the advantages they give, not realizing that they were associated and just assuming they were battlefield buffs. It is specifically labeled, but once you see the advantage it makes it very easy to gloss over other parts in excitement Being able to reduce the warp bloom per turn is awesome, but it ONLY effects areas in range of the deployed Prognosticars, and from what it appears, it looks like even maxed out, you are limited to 4-5 on the entire map, leaving a fair number of sectors that won't have coverage. I was wondering if the game opens up even further later on and changes how some of that works or expands upon it, or if I've hit the nail on the head, and just made a fairly big mistake early game that I will feel for quite some time

I really like the style of the game, but the combat balance is way off .. your video will hopefully help with that.

Is 4 Knights the max we get to deploy?

3:49 did you speed that up in the video, or is it possible to get that fast movement in the game somehow?

Was the librarian named Gandalf by default?

Dantics, if you're having an RTS itch, I will give you the keys to the kingdom. The Disgaea series, imo, is the best RTS series ever made. I've played so many others and just not a single one compares. Maybe it just speaks to me on a level of things that I want, but they are fucken awesome. The first one came out in the early 2000's and the latest just last year. The first one has been remastered and idr if they released it on PC. They've been slowly adding them to steam, but they've been mostly Playstation titles. The power fantasy is real in this series. I won't go into it much so you can see for yourself, because I could talk about this for a while. It's _very_ Japanese, so take from that what you will. If you want further explanation, I wouldn't mind typing it up.

Class Guide is still private.

How can you make so much damage :D My Knights needs 3-4 Melee hits to kill a Marine

The same cut movies are starting to get to me

You should really try King Arthur: Knight’s Tale if you like this game. I think you’d love it

I got to ask how do you guys get over the fact that every mission is the exact same lol.

I believe they have the balance perfect in this game. It's a much more satisfying game than xcom. BTW: You'll need at least 8 marines at the end so actually you probably best with another 4 reserves (12 in total)

This isn't a set of tips, it's just an explanation of the mechanics.

Why every fucking video the psilencer works normally, but both incinator and psilencer hit 360º on second action instead of normal

The neon colors look off in a 40K title. Warhammer video games have been a mixed bag of quality. I found the Vermintide and Warhammer total war series have been the crowning achievements for the franchise. I'll wait on a sale for this one.

so I'm playing this game now and it generally sucks. The game force you to move and play fast, cause the longer the mission the more difficult it is. Ok, I can deal with it, but there's still no zone of enemy visibility so I know exactly when the battle starts. Triggering battle start with 3 marines which are a whole turn away is not a good idea. Instead of moving them fast you need to bunny hop them one by one. It's fucking slow. There's not so much rng while shooting except crits. So what? There' s still shit load of rng outside of single missions. I'm like 200 days in the game and my strongest grenade is the basic one although I've upgraded accessories to 3rd lv. This game tries to push you under the train constantly. Even the game mechanics tell u that death is imminent and u can even get some benefits from permadeath. Managing your crew - wtf is this? In 25y old jrpg managing your equipment is done better. Why cannot I speed up the game? There's a few easy fixable "features" which would made this game much, much better.

why the massive spoiler in the first 10 seconds smh

6:20 so game is inbalanced and need patches to nerf teleport,nice

I really want to enjoy this game. As it truly can scratch an itch since XCOM games... But how?! How is it possible to make the Grey Knights, a chapter so secret that if you knew about them in the 41st millennium you'd be executed, feel so completly underpowered and underwhelmingly impotent and weak?! I mean c'mon, even the shitty Astra Millitarum cultists can shoot longer and have more abilities (at the start)! Now I understand you cant make the power difference like the lore, seeing as one GK could take out a platoon of cultists single handedly, but I mean c'mon...

100% accuracy, no reloads and jumping in 2 tons of ceramic armor without a jump pack? I'm not playing this game since the only other cancer that hasn't been mentioned is primaris. Thanks for the insight for this game. It's very informative.

You still have to manually reload ...

Your Gray Knight will die to 2 Cultists with autogun 🤣

This is not an improvement to XCOM. This is just a different grid based turn-based game.

As tactical - worst game i ever saw...