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I've never played EAW but I am considering playing it at the local LAN house sometime. What are the pros and cons of it? I am thinking about buying it and would like to know some information about it before purchasing. =)

Pros: AWesome graphics, sweet effects (like when a star destroyer dies and breaks into pieces), fun skirmish modes, and awesome galactic campaign mode(if youve got the time)

Cons: Takes a decent computer to run at full settings, galactic campaign mode can take days to finish with all the planets on the map. Oh and you might get pwned online. Its an RTS thing. Some people are wicked good.

Pros: Graphics (as geoman said) and Battles r fun. (I perfer Space battles)

Cons: Can take a bit long to load occasionally if u dont have the recopmmended computer. So many startegies in online play its almost like luck. U win some u lose some.

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Wow it sounds awesome.

Oh and you might get pwned online. Its an RTS thing. Some people are wicked good.

So its like an Uber Micro kinda game, thats cool. I'll try it sometime.

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Empire at war was the biggest dissapointment for me in video game history.
I expected a fun, well thought out game like Rebellion, except with better graphics and battles, but what i got was:
Cons: empire at war is a game that can be only summed up as a ten-year-old's strategy RTS. The only and i mean ONLY way to win is to spam your enemies with units before they do the same to you. there is no diplomacy tactics, which makes for an incredibly unrealistic planet structure, seeing as none of them can do what they did in the movies, and go to the rebels side if they support them more than the empire. The rebels have the same strategy as the empire, that is to kill them with sheer numbers. now THAT is unrealistic. The only way to destroy the death star is to win a space battle whle red squadron is alive in your fleet. if it was realistic, any fighter should be able to attack, but maybe not suceed. if the death star is destroyed the empire INSTANTLY loses. worst mistake petroglyph could have made. if a hero unit des, they come back later in the game completely healed. at least in rebellion if someone died they were wounded or taken prisoner, not stunned for 2 galactic days! and that brings me to another con, the fact that the game runs on galactic days. because of that, it looks like you can build a star destroyer in only 2 days. hmm, now thats realistic! the campaign mode does not follow star wars canon.

Pros: Great graphics, and awesome space and land battles

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