Oh :(

This is just a legality. Don't blame THQ, they have to clarify that anything said thus far isn't official in order to protect themselves. This way, they won't be sued if by someone who is all like "YOU SAID IT WOULD BE THIS WAY" if they end up having to change something.

If you're going to place blame for this kind of thing, place it on an environment where companies have little choice but to cover themselves as much as possible.

Jim, this isn't them denying it. This is them not confirming nor denying it. Saying it is speculation is not the same as saying it's not true. L2GamingIndustry

@Davedude, I think the best way to do it would be to have it as a standard 'incredibly uneasy alliance'. Some missions being attacking allied non-human races, for example.

I'm praying this game is free like Guild Wars but I doubt it. I don't want to pay 15 dollars a month to play a game.

To be fair, that previous article can hardly be called journalism. There was not even one word on how the information was acquired, and nothing was said to count towards its credibility, yet it was treated as fact. It also read like "pure speculation" by somebody who'd only seen the trailer from two years ago and had played WoW before. It was inconsistent as well, unsure of the the words "heavy" or "devastator" for the Space Marine spec? Grey Knights thrown in with regular Space Marines at level 40, even though they only take orders directly from the Inquisition? They're not as interchangeable as "Death Knights," not that lore is particularly solid on Blizzard's end. Eldar on the same permanent side as the Imperium? Shaky alliances have happened before, but only behind the scenes while killing on either side still continued.

THQ is extremely protective of the GW license. These just don't sound like mistakes (however small) that they would make.

mmmo with massive battles (with vehicles) between orks an spess mehreens (possibly imperial guardsmen) Cool beans.

neprinol afd was the best one I've seen.