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It's kind of contentious. Here's what I think:1. Forge- Kodiak drop, rolling eco, and Forgehog are all oppressively good.2. Arby- CoR and Phantoms are unbeatable late game.3.

Pavium- Can turtle infinitely against most leaders.4. Anders- Quick and cheap upgrades and a great ultimate unit makes her pretty good.5. Isabel- Fast tech into hogs with accelerated assembly shuts down everyone below her on this list.6. Serina- Freezing is annoying if not borderline OP, frostravens are slept on.7. Voridus- Late game is goo-tastic and an utter mess; hero's Y ability is ridiculous.8.

Decimus- Choppers are strong enough to kill hogs with his passives; Decimus drop is broken.9. Jerome- Mastodons with Cyclops counters hogs well, and Omega Team counters Forge's Grizzly Battalion perfectly.10.

Johnson- Early game is terrible, but Mantises are great units combined with Mech Overcharge and EMP Mac.11. Cutter- Great infantry, but he's become irrelevant in the fast tech meta.12.

Kinsano- Redline is good for hornets, but air is particularly weak right now.13. Atriox- Fortifications is nearly worthless, and his late game is underwhelming with Pavium being so good.14. Shipmaster- Cloaking is gimmicky and teleporting isn't unique to him, but he's got an underrated hero.15. Colony- Virtually one predictable option for early game (Goliaths), but has an okay mid to late game due to Colony Drop.16. YapYap- No answer for Flamers, and won't make it past early game against a good UNSC. Wrote:It's kind of contentious.

Here's what I think:1. I find it interesting how I either hear above how OP Voridus and Pavium are, yet people seem to also say the banished aren't very good in general. It does seem like all the best players are saying Forge, Arby, and Anders though.What is particular makes Pavium good? Voridus looks pretty crazy just based off his leader abilities, so I can understand him.Also, what do you think will get nerfed in the future? I am wanted to avoid playing things that are just going to get nerfed eventually. Wrote:It's kind of contentious.

Here's what I think:1. I find it interesting how I either hear above how OP Voridus and Pavium are, yet people seem to also say the banished aren't very good in general. It does seem like all the best players are saying Forge, Arby, and Anders though.What is particular makes Pavium good? Voridus looks pretty crazy just based off his leader abilities, so I can understand him.Also, what do you think will get nerfed in the future? I am wanted to avoid playing things that are just going to get nerfed eventually.I edited the post to give my reasoning.Banished aren't good mostly. Pavium is a glaring exception.

I had a game last night that went on for over 4 hours against a Pavium, 5 bases to 1, and there was no possible way I could break him. UNSC is mostly good because of how OP hogs are currently, but Pavium and Arby make up for it with broken leader powers, and in Arby's case, an alternative (phantoms).When fully upgraded, Ultra Mines will wipe half a pop of 120. The same goes for Rain of Fire except even more so. Most people agree that Pavium is more broken than his brother, or as I call him, 'Goo Boi.' Hogs will probably cost more pop as well as have a longer build time. Pavium's abilities will be nerfed in regards to cost, cooldown, and damage I'd assume.

The Forgehog's defense aura will most likely see a nerf as well. Arby's CoR will see a nerf as well.

Wrote:It's kind of contentious. Here's what I think:1. I find it interesting how I either hear above how OP Voridus and Pavium are, yet people seem to also say the banished aren't very good in general. It does seem like all the best players are saying Forge, Arby, and Anders though.What is particular makes Pavium good? Voridus looks pretty crazy just based off his leader abilities, so I can understand him.Also, what do you think will get nerfed in the future? I am wanted to avoid playing things that are just going to get nerfed eventually.I edited the post to give my reasoning.Banished aren't good mostly.

Pavium is a glaring exception. I had a game last night that went on for over 4 hours against a Pavium, 5 bases to 1, and there was no possible way I could break him. UNSC is mostly good because of how OP hogs are currently, but Pavium and Arby make up for it with broken leader powers, and in Arby's case, an alternative (phantoms).When fully upgraded, Ultra Mines will wipe half a pop of 120. The same goes for Rain of Fire except even more so. Most people agree that Pavium is more broken than his brother, or as I call him, 'Goo Boi.' Hogs will probably cost more pop as well as have a longer build time.

Pavium's abilities will be nerfed in regards to cost, cooldown, and damage I'd assume. The Forgehog's defense aura will most likely see a nerf as well. Arby's CoR will see a nerf as well.Cool. Did the devs confirm any of those nerfs, or atleast comment on them?With those nerfs in mind, I am thinking about maybe going for Serina. I was an Anders main in HW1, and she looks like Anders on steroids with all those cryo bombs.

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I have a few questions though.How good are Serina's special units, the Snow-flamerthrowers and the Snowmobile thing? Does freezing air units still mean that they insta-killed?Also, how do Spartan's work? Can anyone build them? If Halo Wars 1 taught me anything, it's that 3 Spartan Tanks, micro'd well enough, will kill anything. Wrote:It's kind of contentious. Here's what I think:1.

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Did the devs confirm any of those nerfs, or atleast comment on them?With those nerfs in mind, I am thinking about maybe going for Serina. I was an Anders main in HW1, and she looks like Anders on steroids with all those cryo bombs. I have a few questions though.How good are Serina's special units, the Snow-flamerthrowers and the Snowmobile thing? Does freezing air units still mean that they insta-killed?Also, how do Spartan's work? Can anyone build them? If Halo Wars 1 taught me anything, it's that 3 Spartan Tanks, micro'd well enough, will kill anything.No confirmation of nerfs, just guesses. If they don't fix the things I mentioned, there will surely be a riot (one I'll be taking part in).Serina is a mixed bag.

While her Cryotroopers are above average anti-infantry, there's no point in building them due to the vehicle meta. Her Hero is also great, but quite immobile, so most of the time it's best to delay getting it out.

Frozen air units don't instantly die like they did in HW 1. Once frozen, you can use Seismic Blast on them to do a lot of damage.

Frostravens also have a Y ability which has the same effect against frozen units. Still, I consider Anders a better choice than Serina currently.Only Cutter, Anders, Isabel, and Jerome can build Spartans as Heroes.

Jerome's Spartan is special, as he can call down a command mantis and has better range than the other three. I think he's still outclassed by the other three though.

The sheer amount of HP they have is startling, and their ability to hi-jack and stun units is a game changer. I find it interesting how I either hear above how OP Voridus and Pavium are, yet people seem to also say the banished aren't very good in general. It does seem like all the best players are saying Forge, Arby, and Anders though.What is particular makes Pavium good? Vanguard princess en español. Voridus looks pretty crazy just based off his leader abilities, so I can understand him.Also, what do you think will get nerfed in the future?

I am wanted to avoid playing things that are just going to get nerfed eventually.Your Leader Tier List will change from 1v1,2v2,3v3 so I'll leave that for the rest of the community to answers.If you're interested in what is to come with potential Nerfs/Buffs i suggest you check out the Op post inAnd if you're interested in raw unit stats check out.

Awakening the Nightmare banner.Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare is a digital expansion for. It features a new and a new cooperative mode known as. In addition, Awakening the Nightmare also added two new multiplayer ( and ) and two new standard multiplayer maps, the latter of which was also made available to those without the expansion.

The expansion was released on September 26, for $19.99 USD on and Windows 10 PC. It is not included with the Halo Wars 2 Season Pass, but is included in the.

Contents.Plot Characters and setting Awakening the Nightmare takes place in, several months following the events of the main game. Like the main game, Awakening the Nightmare is set on the Ark, though this time set around the remains of the Covenant city High Charity, which crash-landed on the Ark in. Due to the lack of an on the installation, the Ark's defenses were only able to establish a quarantine zone around the infected city, like the one on.

Unlike Halo Wars 2 and Operation: SPEARBREAKER, Awakening the Nightmare is set entirely from the point-of-view of the Banished, and is the first time in the series' history in which players can fight UNSC enemies. The primary characters of the campaign are the Jiralhanae brothers Pavium and Voridus, who are tasked by Atriox to investigate and salvage the Covenant holy city for useful equipment.Plot synopsis. The quarantine shield protecting High Charity.Several months following the events of Halo Wars 2 and, the forces of the and 's Banished are still locked in a on. With the loss of, Atriox is still cut off from receiving supplies and aid from his forces in the galaxy. To remedy this, Atriox looks to the ruins of the holy city - which had been captured by the and crashed onto the surface of the Ark in the final months of the - as a potential source of weapons, vehicles and supplies.

Atriox tasks two of his lieutenants - brothers Voridus and Pavium - with scouting out the structure and scavenging any useable supplies they can find, but with strict orders not to enter the ruined city.Due to abuse of the Ark's systems by both sides of the conflict, the structure's are now hostile to humans and Banished alike. While Banished troops on the ground find modest amounts of supplies, Voridus leads his troops directly to the quarantine perimeter of High Charity, using his to cut through the energy shield. Believing the stories of the Flood infection to be Covenant lies and myth, Voridus deactivates the Sentinel defenses in the region and orders a squad of to scout out the interior of the structure. However, the trio are rapidly infected and, spurring a massive Flood counterattack as the parasite escapes the ruins of High Charity and into the surrounding landscape. Atriox stands before the Proto-Gravemind.In response to the quarantine breach, Pavium prepares several waves of defenses, establishing several defensive perimeters in which to fall back while clear pathways for Banished forces to fall back in. However, all defensive efforts fail and eventually Pavium is forced back to his main. Meanwhile, Voridus and his men manage to retreat and fine a nondescript Forerunner structure.

While Voridus attempts to reactivate the defenses in the region, Pavium comes up with a plan to stay the Flood's advance - at least temporarily. Fissures in the landscape are honeycombed with explosive power, which the Banished could potentially use to catalyse a chain reaction, burning the Flood away.

Pavium sets up a mining facility, eventually able to dig into the crystals beneath the surface and start the reaction necessary - however, the Flood senses this threat, and begins sending much against Banished forces. With the Flood scourge burned away, Voridus is able to enter the Forerunner structure and find a way to reactivate the Ark's defenses. Vr traffic bike racer ultimate tricky stunt racing race cars.

Fighting through Flood, Voridus is eventually able to reactivate the defenses, in time to hear news that Atriox has dispatched Banished reinforcements to assist in quarantine cleanup measures.Atriox proceeds to scold the two brothers, informing them that their recklessness has cost him several major fortifications as he must now reroute troops away from fighting the UNSC to deal with this threat, warning that if the situation is not dealt with by the time he arrives personally there will be grave consequences. Pavium and Voridus begin a centralised effort to fight back against the infection, but soon find their path blocked by a massive tentacle. Pavium commissions a to deal with the threat, but soon realises that the tentacle is but one extension of a gargantuan - if allowed to finish growing, the Flood would be unstoppable. Thanks to coordination by artillery, orbital support and ground troops, the Proto-Gravemind is killed in time for Atriox to arrive and inspect the scene himself. Once again, he scolds the two brothers before ordering them to secure the breach. As Atriox inspects the remains of the Proto-Gravemind, Sentinels begin swarming into the area to cleanse it of all infection. Campaign menu background for Awakening the Nightmare.The Awakening the Nightmare campaign, which includes new bookend cutscenes by, takes place a few months after the main game.

The story explores the and their desperate struggle against the, which survived the and the activation of the at the end of. The Awakening the Nightmare campaign has five missions. ' - 'Voridus launches a Scarab assault through Sentinel-heavy territory to break into High Charity.' . ' - 'Pavium and his troops prepare an exit route to extract High Charity salvage.' .

' - 'Pavium must rescue Voridus and clear a path to the Forerunner structure nearby.' . ' - 'Voridus desperately seeks a way to reactivate the Ark's sentinel defenses in an effort to stop the spread of the Flood.'

. ' - 'Voridus and Pavium must assist the Ark's defenses in a final push to contain the Flood threat.' Terminus Firefight Main article. The Last Bastion.Aside from the campaign, the expansion also includes a new mode called Terminus Firefight. In the new mode, up to three players can cooperate in defending their bases and a node against waves of hostile, Banished, and Flood forces. The mode, as well as the new leaders, was playable at the 2017. Terminus Firefight can only be played on one map,.Multiplayer Aside from the campaign and firefight, Awakening the Nightmare also grants accessed to two Banished leaders - Pavium and Voridus.

Pavium is granted access to the Mega turrets, the APC and focuses largely on a defensive playstyle, while Voridus' abilities focus on the use and combo of. Alongside the expansion's release, a free update was rolled out to all Halo Wars 2 players which included two new maps - and.Marketing E3 2017 announce trailer Main article:A trailer for the expansion was released on June 12, at 2017. It depicts the moment the Banished enter High Charity in the DLC's cutscene.

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