The THQ UK Website now shows off more of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War II in a new video with multiplayer action from Relic's upcoming futuristic RTS sequel (thanks Fausticle). On a related note, VideoGamer.com recently spoke with Dawn Of War II associate producer Jeff Lydell about plans for digital rights management in the game, and he says while they are "looking at some form of DRM" for the game, it will likely not entail a limitation on active installs, though his statement hedges a bit: "Not that I'm aware of, at this point." Here's what he says about their approach to DRM: "We are looking at some form of DRM for Dawn of War II, but we're heavily concerned with the consumer end of that, and the consumer experience. We want people to be able to play their games on multiple PCs. We want them to be able to play it with their friends, and most importantly we want any authentication to not be annoying or a detriment to the experience." In a separate excerpt from that conversation they quote Lydell on the topic of piracy: "It's certainly a threat to triple A gaming. It makes developers and publishers reluctant to invest large amounts of money in a just-pc product, unless there's some form of guarantee. Sometimes they hedge their bets with cross-platform developments, sometimes it's persistent online stuff that you need to subscribe to. But piracy is not going away. As an industry, piracy is something we have to work around, not something to try and eliminate - because that's a losing fight."