It's a 3D world, but in terms of the camera angle, space battles won't feel too dissimilar to the ground battles. We don't want you spinning around on both axis and getting lost in the 3D world. However, one way in which these space-based battles will compare closely to Homeworld's is through the extensive strategies made available to you. These include tactics like concealing your ships in asteroid fields while you lie in wait for the unsuspecting enemy to float by, or the ability to target specific parts of enemy capital ships such their engines, in order to severely hinder their manoeuvrability.
Now, I bet that by now you're shuffling uncomfortably in your seat, palms clammy, teeth grinding as you wonder what missions from the films you'll be able to sink your now worn-down molars into.
I'm right aren't I? Well, let's tackle that question right now. Once again, the portents are good. Very good. Battles from the movies that will be in the game include the battle on Hoth and the Battle of Yavin, comes Brett's reassuring reply.
In addition, there'll be battles that represent hypothetical or implied battles from the context of the movies. The exact format of these will depend on the context of the galaxy as dictated by your actions. What if Dantooine was still defended by the Rebels when the Empire arrived? What if a large contingent of Rebel ships were present at Yavin?
These and other scenarios are available as tactical battles that you can participate in. Right, let's move on to the ground-based missions, which sound like they could be every bit as enthralling as their frenetic interstellar counterparts.
Once again, these missions are being designed to be heavily reliant on your ability to effectively utilise realistic battle tactics. Alternatively, you could use scouts to reveal the enemy in order to enable long-range artillery to attack from a relatively safe distance. Or you may want to call in invasion transports at a key moment in order to get maximum tactical advantage, says Brett.
It all sounds more mouth-moistening than a platter of skewered barbecued meat - or a plate of cabbage garnished with sprouts and turnips I'm guessing if you're one of those veggie types - especially the ability to launch hit-and-run attacks on enemy strongholds in order to disable key installations.
The possibilities here are endless. Threat, steal, and riot as Tiber Zann. Destroy whatever you want and become the rightful owner of crime all over the world. The gameplay of many games has been changed. The graphics and performance have been improved, new wars have been added, the character balance has been modernized, and there is also an expanded multiplayer mode.
Fight other players on all kinds of planets and show your army management skills. Players command either the Imperial or Rebel forces and engage the enemy in space and on land, while boosting their own economies and building units and support buildings.
In addition to classic Star Wars units and vehicles, Empire at War also includes heroes units. Players can control Darth Vader, Han Solo, and many other classic characters. The expansion to Star Wars: Empire at War features an entirely new faction called the Zann Consortium along with a new story campaign for it. Each planet offers unique bonuses: gaining Mon Calamari will let you start pumping out cruisers and Star Destroyers, Naboo gives Rebel tanks a bonus, Bespin generates bonus mining credits, etc.
The galactic map also makes use a wide variety of heroes, each of whom has a unique role to play in your overall strategy. In a planetary battle Chewbacca can take command of an enemy vehicle while Colonel Veers can deploy additional squads of stormtroopers from hit massive AT-AT.
To counter this effect, generic bounty hunters can be hired and paid off to eliminate a rival hero from the game. In keeping with the spirit of the franchise, the two sides in the conflict have unique advantages and limitations.
The Rebels, for instance, have ready access to all kinds of information on the status of Imperial forces. The Empire enjoys no such luxury. There are plenty of other differences in the way each side plays but that should at least indicate that the two sides will have to employ very different strategies on the galactic map which definitely adds to the replayability of the game.
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The two different campaigns in Star Wars Empire At War are more than enough to make this game worth playing. Both of them are a decent length and very enjoyable if you are a Star Wars fan.
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