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Empire: Total War - PC
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- New Real-time 3D Naval Warfare. Players control single ships or vast fleets with fully destructible sails as well as cannon and musket action, boarding raids and more. This is the complete naval combat experience.
- All-new Game Engine. With a newly created Windows XP-compatible DirectX 9 graphics engine, players will experience real-time seascapes, dynamic weather and a new advanced landscape and flora system.
- Episodic Campaign. Improves accessibility to the game by gradually introducing advanced features over time.
- Massive Scope. Over 30 in-game factions encompass all of the World's major powers including the United States of America.and dodge pursuers using the stylus.
- Brand New Multiplayer Modes. Players vie for a place at the top of the rankings and join leagues and ladders for even more gameplay challenges.
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Control the sea, command great armies, forge a new nation and conquer the globe. Empire: Total War takes the Total War franchise to the 18th Century and the Age of Imperialism—a time of near perpetual war. This latest installation in the award-winning, multi-million unit selling Total War franchise introduces a host of revolutionary new features, including true 3D naval combat. Players will be able to command single ships or vast fleets upon seascapes rich with extraordinary effects. After pummeling enemies with cannon fire, players will close in to grapple enemy ships and prepare to board, taking control of men as they fight hand-to-hand. With an entirely new game engine, Empire will see further enhancements to the 3D battles and turn-based campaign maps. Empire lets players experience combat on the high seas, India, Europe, and, for the first time, the United States of America.
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Call the shots in epic battles all over the world and expand your realm of influence throughout the tumultuous eighteenth century with Empire: Total War for your PC. Set against the bold intellectual landscape of the Enlightenment, this extension of the Total War franchise brings you out of the middle ages and into a realm where guns, gunpowder, and naval warfare have a dramatic influence on the face of combat.
Historic Factions, Expanded Horizons, and an Updated Campaign Map
Total War's detailed, turn-based battle system has received some serious upgrades that will have an impact on both seasoned commanders and newly minted combatants. The UI has been streamlined, and the systems for handling trade and diplomacy have been updated. You have improved advisors at your disposal, and realistic espionage techniques can be carried out using agents.
Empire puts a variety of major political factions into your hands, including France, Spain, Great Britain, Sweden, the United Provinces in northern Europe, Prussia, the Ottoman Empire, and Russia. Detailed strategic elements come into play, whether you're fighting in the heart of Europe, warding off Mamluk horsemen in the middle east, or working to capture the wealth of India. Beyond all this, for the first time in Total War history, the continent of North America is an open field of play that portrays the unique strategic problems encountered by the founding fathers during the revolutionary war.
Dynamic 3D Naval Battles and Forces of Nature
Total War's signature 3D battle scenes are paired with a new graphics engine and improved technology, allowing war and conquest to take on an even more realistic feel. Advanced landscape and flora systems add both realism and depth to the world stage, while dynamic weather consistently threatens to throw a wrench in your attack plans.
Whether you're coordinating platoon firing or supporting a defensive square formation, the musket and the cannon take center stage as newly developed implements of war. And they're not just for use on land. Real-time naval battle set on dramatic seascapes help shape the balance of power and determine the scope of your Empire, and they're rendered in the same impressive 3D as battles on land. You may find yourself directing a vast fleet through intricate maneuvers, controlling the helm of a single tall ship, or grappling to the enemy's boat and dictating the course of hand-to-hand combat on deck.
New Multiplayer Action
Additional updates to the Total War model include a multiplayer component that provides player rankings for competitive commanders, leagues and ladders, and a selection of entirely new modes of game play.
Product information
Platform:PC | Edition:Standard| ASIN | B0018YXM3Y |
|---|---|
| Release date | March 3, 2009 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#34,740 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#977 in PC-compatible Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 5.35 x 0.5 x 7.5 inches; 8.11 Ounces |
| Binding | DVD-ROM |
| Rated | Teen |
| Item model number | 85229 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8.1 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sega of America |
| Date First Available | May 23, 2008 |
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But what really just burns me about this ( and all the other games in the new Total War series) is that you can not load it onto YOUR computer to play it. You HAVE to use a third party "hosting" web site (steam) to play the game, and I just flat don't like that for several reasons.
1. I have only had the game up and running for 3 days now, and I am CONSTANTLY having problems just getting on the steam website. I get a very regular "we're sorry, but steam is unavailable at this time. Please try again later" notice. And this goes on like this for anywhere from 5 minutes to 25 minutes being the worst I have yet encountered. I had to load the "Empire Total War game 3 times before it finally loaded, and stayed.
2. I'm just not all that wild about having to give access to my computer, and allowing changes to be made to my computer by a third party website.
3. If the steam site is down for any reason, I don't get to play the game. If my internet is down, I don't get to play the game. And I really don't like that, no matter how much or how little I paid for the game. Unfortunately I purchased 3 of the Total War games (Shogun II, Medieval II, and Empire) all at once. If I knew about the steam website requirement, I probably wouldn't have spent the money on even one. And I certainly will NOT be buying any more of the games in the series because of it.
In ETW, the custom battle feature is capped by a very low budget, meaning that your custom battles are going to be very hard or very boring. Second, you cannot open the command console on the campaign map, so there is no editing of money, creating extra units, etc. Lastly, you cannot edit any games files so you cannot change any of the stats of the units or anything else. Leaving you at the mercy of the basic game.
I understand why the game is the way it is, but that's not what I wanted in my TW game. I like being able to edit files so that I can customize the fun for myself. If I wanted to extremely limited in a strategy game I would have just bought the board game Risk and not wasted the room on my hard drive. I love 1700-1800's warfare, so the musket and cannon fire is awesome. The graphics and details are amazing, even for a game that came out back in 2009. But if you are a looking for the traditional feel that the TW games brought, don't get ETW. Buy one of the older series and have fun. Otherwise, you will just be getting into a headache.
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The time i completed my own pc,i ordered this a yes,Im enjoying this.
Es erscheint immer wieder dieselbe Fehlermeldung:
"Schwierigkeiten, mit der Gateway zu kommunizieren.
Es erfolgte ein Gatewayfehler. Bitte kehren Sie zurück zu Ihrer Games und Software Bibliothek und laden Sie diesen Artikel noch einmal herunter."
Um schnelle Nachbesserung wird gebeten.
Bislang hatte ich noch keine Schwierigkeiten beim herunterladen anderer Spiele.
Reviewed in Germany on December 20, 2015
Es erscheint immer wieder dieselbe Fehlermeldung:
"Schwierigkeiten, mit der Gateway zu kommunizieren.
Es erfolgte ein Gatewayfehler. Bitte kehren Sie zurück zu Ihrer Games und Software Bibliothek und laden Sie diesen Artikel noch einmal herunter."
Um schnelle Nachbesserung wird gebeten.
Bislang hatte ich noch keine Schwierigkeiten beim herunterladen anderer Spiele.







