Dawn of War 2 to Get Lots of Free DLC

January 10th, 2009 Posted in Action, PC, Strategy by Rajiv Ashrafi

The first Dawn of War wasn’t up to expectations, admits Relic Entertainment in their interview with Strategy Informer, noting that they believe they have overcome those problems in the upcoming sequel.

Lead designer Jonny Ebbert explained that it took months for them to get patches out to the player, thus creating long waiting times and not enough interaction with the community. Their online play was also flawed, which they hope will be fixed in the sequel due to Games for Windows Live being integrated.

Most interesting, however, is the revelation that the studio plans on releasing a steady stream of free downloadable content for legitimate buyers.

“Free downloadable, regularly accessible stuff that enhances the game and then that’s an incentive for the people who didn’t buy the game to buy it,” he said. “So we’ve got a really bold, robust strategy for that and we’re going to be revealing more details in about a month, but I think players are going to like it.”

The action-strategy sequel is due out soon.

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