A new version of the Elite Mod project, one of the most important mods for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution, has been released. Among other things, the project has recently gained new skirmish modes and a survival variant for solo or co-op play.
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A new version of the mod has been released, numbered 2.9.11. The authors have added a new gameplay mode (VPC Sandbox) and one 1v1 map. The developers have also improved camera work and gameplay balance, and many levels have been graphically refreshed.
Relic Entertainment has been having a rough time in recent years. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III turned out to be a disaster and has been abandoned. In turn, this year most players were disappointed by the quality and content of Company of Heroes 3. Interestingly, however, thanks to creative fans, the earlier installments of both series are still doing very well. A great example of this is the recently released update to Elite Mod, which is one of the most popular modifications for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution.
The latest edition of the mod is marked with the number 2.9.9. It mainly focuses on improving the numerous new features recently introduced to the project:
![Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 2 With Survival Co-op Thanks to Elite Mod [Update: version 2.9.9.1] - picture #1](https://cdn.gracza.pl/gallery/html/news/-1597720734.jpg)
Recall that Elite Mod is a project that aims to generally improve both single player and multiplayer gameplay. Thanks to the mod, all armies have gained many additional units. Another faction of Space Marines has also been implemented in the form of the Order of Grey Knights. On top of that, there are new gameplay modes.
Elite Mod is currently a must-have item for all fans of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution. Not only because of the scale of improvements, but also because the project has a large community, where something is happening all the time - various events are organized, and players can compete in regular tournaments.
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