EMPIRE AT WAR ABSOLUTE CORRUPTION MOD

The lists are easily accessible text files, too, so you can add whatever name(s) you want. In Vanilla, it's just frigates and capital ships. One fun little thing this game does is assign names from a random list to ships. Since most ships carry starfighter squadrons as part of the package in AEM, there's little need to bring fighters.

AEM reduces all those by one, then adds heavy capital ships that cost four, and battlecruisers that cost five. In Vanilla, starfighter squadrons cost one, all corvettes cost two, frigates cost three, and capital ships cost four. A difference in AEM is that the CC only costs one population point (The yellow number in the upper left of the unit description). But there's so much red on the map here that there's no point in using it at all.

The CC's special ability is a temporary speed boost. So let's actually show the Corellian Corvette unit description. Shields as good as new (Also, the Sundered Heart is almost ready to use its ability again). Isn't it odd how the X-Wing is strictly superior to the TIE fighter, yet the powerful Galactic Empire uses TIE fighters? Other Expanded Universe material talk about a difference in tactical doctrine, but I like the interpretation that the Empire was supposed to get the X-Wing, but the rebels took action to stop that. Punctuation and capitalization as found in the game. Relying on cunning and strategy to strike at Imperial targets, the Rebels have located prototypes of the devastating new X-WING fighter, and plan a bold raid to acquire them.ДЄ ragtag fleet of Rebel starships, led by Captain Raymus Antilles in his specially designed flagship, the SUNDERED HEART, moves into formation for the assault.' Rebellion! From scattered pockets of resistance across the galaxy, a group of freedom fighters known as the REBEL ALLIANCE forms to challenge the awesome power of the Galactic Empire. ' A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.

One advantage of the Steam Version: I can capture multiple screenshots in rapid succession of cutscenes. I know this game like the back of my hand, even after all this time. I played this game to death, and when Forces of Corruption came out, I played it to death too even though I thought the base game was better. I got this game back when it first came out, because seriously why wouldn't I? My middle sister introduced me to Star Wars when I was a little girl, and I haven't stopped loving it since. It oozes Star Wars, and explicitly understands Star Wars while being a generally good video game. Why are we doing Empire At War? Because I think it's a really good game that illustrates the Star Wars setting works for a strategy game in multiple ways. I'll try to point them out as we pass them.

EMPIRE AT WAR ABSOLUTE CORRUPTION MOD

Specifically, we're doing the Absolute Enhancement Mod version 5.1, which has substantial gameplay differences to the base game. I was going to do Empire Earth, but what the hell, let's go Star Wars. Goddess help me, I've decided to change tacks at the last minute.

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