Editing Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade (section)

===What we ended up with===

*A large-scale PvP game with some elements of PvE. Think a Battlefield in Spehss or Starwars: Battlefront.
*Combat is visceral, skill-based, over-the-shoulder dakka/melee, basically a watered-down copycat of [[Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine|Space Marine multiplayer.]]
*Predators, Vindicators and Rhinos for both marines, Trukks and Kill Burstas for Orks, and Wave Serpents, Falcons, and Warp Hunters for Eldar. Land Raiders and equivalents where planned but ultimately scrapped.
*Five preset classes (seven for Eldar) and seven slots for custom classes, plus one slot for a veteran class. Each class has 1000 points to spend on weapons, equipment, and upgrades.
*Limited and expensive visual customization.
*Extremely scarce variety of weapons and upgrades
*Friendly fire (which leads to a frenzy of teamkilling, specially the typical newbie with the plasma cannon)
*Bleed-out/Revive system, with the option to bleed faster (nominally for avoiding executions, but mostly for respawning faster)
*Executions, which give bonus XP when performed and prevent a downed enemy from being revived, but leave the player vulnerable during the execution animation.
*Cover system with crouching and vaulting.
*Classes that use jump-packs can wall jump.
*Playable Elite and Hero characters.
*Veterans, with extra 400 loadout points and veteran-specific aesthetic options, at the expense of being able to deploy it only once per match.
*Supply drops for weapons, gear, mods, etc.
*Mediocre performance optimization, with FPS drops even on a high-end machine
*Regular matches never go beyond 40 players.
*Consistently degrading matchmaking due to dwindling playerbase (even as a F2P title)
*No more new content from July 2017 onwards (Though 2018 had an update)