WorldOfTanks: Modern Armor gets some help from the battlefield as Warhammer40K has arrived in a new crossover event. Warhammer
Wargaming has revealed an all-new crossover event as the world of Warhammer 40,000 has crash-landed intothis week. Working with Games Workshop to bring iconic characters and images from the tabletop game and franchise into their tank combat title, the team willfrom May 2nd until June 6th.
Directing the voice-overs for the new 3D Hero Commanders is noted director Jason Baughan . Under his expertise, 330 lines of dialog for the Commanders Volusad Thassius of the Ultramarines and Patricia Laserian of the Sisters of Battle are brought strikingly to life, grounding the player and establishing the tone in the game of thealso comes to with new faction-affiliated tanks: Nemesis Tank Destroyer, Teefbreaka Light Tank, Reaper's Scythe Medium Tank, and the Ignis Purgatio Medium Tank.
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