Welcome to the Star Wars: Empire at War walkthrough guide. You will learn here how to command effectively the forces of Empire and Rebellion. It will also help you to finish both available campaigns. It's important to mention, that this game is not very difficult. You don't need to be the chosen of the force to finish it in 1 or 2 days. That's why, if you want to have some fun, you should choose the highest difficulty setting from the very beginning.

It's up to you which campaign to start first, but it's easier to take the Empire campaign. Commanding rebel forces takes more skill and experience - it's also more difficult to gain advantage in the galaxy. To be successful rebel commander, you need to know your units and their abilities very well. Empire on the other hand is all about strength, heavy warships and robust economy. It's easier to master for those, who are not acknowledged with the game.

If you choose to start with Rebel campaign, it may turn out that after a very difficult and frustrating beginning, the second campaign of the game will be too easy for you.

This guide is divided into two parts. The first one is dedicated to Empire, the second - to the rebel forces. Both of them include solutions and tactic guides.

About Star Wars: Empire at War Game Guide

Jan 12, 2012 Welcome to the LP I said I was gonna do alongside KotOR. So far I haven't found a complete LP of this game, at least not in English, so I figured I'd give it. Star Wars: Empire at War from Aspyr Media is the Mac gaming giant’s first game exclusively for Intel-based Macs. As such, it has left a sour taste in the mouths of many PowerPC Mac users. Star Wars: Empire at War puts the power to command an entire war for the Star Wars galaxy in the hands of players, giving them the freedom to determine how they play the game within the completely.

Directed by Ted Morris. With Edmund Dehn, Wayne Grace, Timothy Watson, Nick Jameson. The game is set before the Battle of Yavin, while the Empire is still constructing the Death Star. The campaign goes through the events before this, on both the Rebel and Imperial side. Feb 17, 2006 Star Wars: Empire at War is a real-time-strategy game set in the Star Wars universe and takes place a few years before the events of Episode IV.

Author : Krzysztof 'KristoV' Piskorski for gamepressure.com

last update : May 5, 2016

Guide contains : 32 pages, 58 images.

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Star Wars: Empire At War Video Game

genre: Strategy
developer: Petroglyph
publisher: Lucasarts
platform: PC DVD
rated: 12+

Star Wars Empire at War puts the power to command an entire war for the Star Wars galaxy in the hands of players, giving them the freedom to determine how they play the game within the completely scalable and accessible gameplay. Set a few years before the events of Episode IV A New Hope, LucasArts' new PC game lets players wage war on ground and in space, as well as experience the creation of the Rebel Alliance, the strengthening of the Empire and the beginnings of the Galactic Civil War.
Using an entirely new game engine created by the Las Vegas-based developer Petroglyph, Star Wars Empire at War features beautifully rendered land and space battles set on memorable planets such as Yavin IV, Tatooine and Dagobah, as well as never-before-seen environments taken directly from the Star Wars films and expanded universe novels. In the game, players choose to join either the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire, building and setting up tactical forces to unleash upon the enemy in real-time 3D. Memorable Star Wars hero characters can be brought into the action to help turn the tide of the battle as players build, manage and upgrade their space and ground-based units, vehicles, troops and base structures.
All of the gameplay and action within Star Wars Empire at War is persistent, meaning that strategic and tactical elements from previous events will have a permanent effect on the galaxy. In addition to the single-player campaign mode, the game includes a two-player campaign mode and online skirmish modes for up to eight players.
- Wage war on ground and in space - battle it out in space and then send down your remaining forces to invade the planet.
- All action is persistent - every decision affects the next battle and, ultimately, the fate of the galaxy. Play out your own personal version of Episode IV: A New Hope.
- Real-time strategy (RTS) 3D gameplay set in more than 40 ground and space locations including Yavin IV, Tatooine and Dagobah - each has its own specific advantage and/or resource.
- Construct ground and space structures, including space stations, factories and ion cannons.
- Deploy ground and space vehicles from giant Star Destroyers and AT-ATs to swift speeder bikes and X-wings.
- Access a variety of ground troops including stormtroopers and Rebel soldiers. Hero characters like Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader can be brought into key battles.
- Unique mission objectives such as rescues, sabotage, blockades and destruction.
- Begins several years before the events of Episode IV: A New Hope, including vehicles and locations from both the classic timeframe and Episode III.
- Play as the Rebels as they amass their forces and work to thwart the plans of the Empire, or serve the Empire and crush the Rebellion at its roots.
- Destroy the Death Star or use it as the ultimate power in the universe.
- Innovative multiplayer campaign mode lets two players battle for the galaxy and save games in progress. Up to eight players can compete in online skirmish modes.
- All-new game engine created by Las Vegas-based developer Petroglyph, composed of industry veterans responsible for classic RTS titles, including the Command & Conquer series.

Star Wars: Empire at War - Official website
Petroglyph - Developer
Lucasarts - Publisher

Star Wars: Empire At War PC version System Requirements

Recommended: Pentium 4 2 GHz, 512MB RAM, graphic card 64MB (GeForce 4 or better), 2.5 GB HDD, Windows 2000/XP

Before you go on, and read this tutorial, there are a few things you need:

3DS Max 6/8/9 with Alamo exporter, and importer
Photoshop with Nvidia tools
- Or other image editing software capable of exporting an image as a .DDS, with alpha channel

Anywyas, you want to get into modding? Well, I've got the guides for you. Over the next few weeks, I'll talk about some of the various skills needed for modding. Today, I'll be teaching about how to rig a starship.

Part 2 - Readying a game model

The very basic thing of in game models, is the actual mesh. For this, you need to import the model in 3ds Max in a compatible format.

In order to do this, you need to go to the top left and click 'File'. Move down the window that popped up, and click 'Import'. This will open another new window with 'Select File to Import' at the top. Once this is open, go down to 'Files of type', click the grey box, and select 'All files (*.*) at the bottom. This will allow you to see all files in any format. Once that's done, make you way to the folder where the model is located, and import it. Once that's done, you should get a grey model similar to that in the image above.

In order to get bones you can work with, I like to import an existing .ALO model.

To do this, go to your control panel, and click 'Utilities' (Hammer at the top right), then click 'MAXScript', then 'Run Script', and 'alamo2max.ms'.

Once that's done, click the down arrow under 'Utilities'. This will bring up a menu with 'Alamo Object ImporterV1', and 'Convert to mr Area Lights'. Click the 'Alamo Object ImporterV1', this will bring up the importer, like in the image above. You'll need to add paths for the model textures and shaders.

For shaders you'll need to install the map editor, this will create a folder called 'Source' in the 'Mods' folder. You'll need to direct the Shader path to the Folder called 'Shaders' in So

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