This reduction starts out small and scales up to roughly 10% for the highest level enemies encountered.
Reduced Armor on high armor enemies (ex. This fix also applies to Retaliation damage converted to Physical. Damage converted to Physical is now properly reduced by Armor. This previously only applied to the Crucible game mode but is now game-wide. Various human enemies and bosses no longer have scaling Elemental Resistance. Previously change only affected Ashes of Malmouth and not Forgotten Gods. Increased drop rate of Ugdenbloom from Rotting Stumps and Ugdenbog Golems, for real this time. This change will mostly impact builds reliant on Crowd Control to maximize damage. Nemesis Bosses now have slightly reduced Crowd Control resists, also affects a select few bosses that had similar resists (Ex. Reduced Crowd Control Resist granted by the Unstoppable Mutator. I'm not the best of players, and I mostly stick to Eldar. Necrons have little vehicle power, so missiles aren't really necessary. Fly 2 or 3 ASM squads in, nuke the bejeezus out of their economy, and leave. I think - and I haven't really tried this myself, because I haven't played in a while - that teching quick to Melta Bombs will be really handy. The only unit they have that can take listening posts is their builder (meaning there's less generator-building power if expanding early plus, builders are weak), and that combination means they're a bit slow to get started. and their build times are reliant on how many listening posts (Obelisks, in this case) they've built. In the early game, they're mostly concentrating on getting lots and lots of generators up, while causing problems with their hero unit. The other thing I can think of off-hand is that Necrons are an economy-boom type race. 
Minefields, artillery, grenades and that sort of thing are extremely handy against them. Click to expand.Necrons are totally reliant on Necron Warriors, which are interruptible.
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