Empire: Total War Game Guide (PC)

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Mar 28, 2009
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GameSpot UK's Chris Beaumont offers some expert tips on winning in Sega's Empire: Total War.

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sonoX_ 5 pts

Quite good tips if you are totaly new to this game or total war games. Sweden FTW!

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WTF?

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Okaaaay... Now this is weird.

I just tried to post, and all I got was a blank message box when I clicked submit... but the messages showed up...:?

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Okaaaay... Now this is weird.

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bob_geldof221 10 pts

nice vid.

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ele975 6 pts

*conqured* sorry

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Spartan809 5 pts

Remember, managing a nation is it unique to the player. For example, while this guy might build up his economy in the beginning, I build up armies, and use existing ones to blitz territories, and catch nations off guard. It also really depends on the situation of a nation. For example with Prussia, you really don't have time to build an economy with 2 regions and a load of other nations surrounding you. Pretty much, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". So if you already have a strategy that already works for you, that doesn't mean this guy's strategy is better. Of course, it's good to take the information he gives.

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