Actually, thinking about it, the Imperial Edition can get off its high horse, it's not all that fantastic. Availability and pricing for the special edition in the States has yet to be announced.
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'Imperial Edition' of Napoleon: Total War not short on goodies
by Alexander Sliwinski 
on Nov 26th 2009 7:00AM
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Actually, thinking about it, the Imperial Edition can get off its high horse, it's not all that fantastic. Availability and pricing for the special edition in the States has yet to be announced.
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Reader Comments (20)
Posted: Nov 26th 2009 8:46AM (Unverified) said
You should be thankful you're getting news. He could be spending time with his family, but he decided to take time off and share something with us..
Eh?
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Eh?
Posted: Nov 26th 2009 8:47AM (Unverified) said
You should be thankful you're getting news. He could be spending time with his family, but he decided to take time off and share something with us..
Eh?
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Eh?
Posted: Nov 26th 2009 10:03AM ZayCube said
@Top Cat: I do game on PC. It is the only platform I own/game on in matter of fact.
He could spend time with his family, but he needs money. So if he is going to get money, he need a job. And if there wasnt for me, and other readers on Joystiq, he wouldnt even have a job.
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He could spend time with his family, but he needs money. So if he is going to get money, he need a job. And if there wasnt for me, and other readers on Joystiq, he wouldnt even have a job.
Posted: Nov 26th 2009 7:59AM Pure Black World Tendency said
Napoleon looks like he needs to take a shit in that fold-out cover.
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Posted: Nov 26th 2009 11:39AM (Unverified) said
Napoleon sold the US all that wonderful land at a bargain-basement price...respect the man!
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Posted: Nov 26th 2009 12:43PM (Unverified) said
Hear hear!
Smart AI might be a stretch, how about grand campaign AI that actually works? Since that is like 50% of the game? I mean, I'd settle for that. Last time I played Empires, you couldn't lose if you played as Great Britain, because the AI didn't know how to transport armies via ship.
How can you let a war game out where you can't lose?
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Smart AI might be a stretch, how about grand campaign AI that actually works? Since that is like 50% of the game? I mean, I'd settle for that. Last time I played Empires, you couldn't lose if you played as Great Britain, because the AI didn't know how to transport armies via ship.
How can you let a war game out where you can't lose?
Posted: Nov 26th 2009 10:59AM Discotheque said
Was it really that buggy? I was excited for this but I guess I'll hold out for it until some patches release unless it comes out fairly bug-free.
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Posted: Nov 26th 2009 2:40PM neal young said
Yeah, Empire had one of the worst initial-release products I've ever played. The A.I. was extremely passive, never invaded across water, used very poor unit selection, couldn't make up its mind in battles, had terrible economies, and couldn't come close to putting up a fight even on the highest difficulties. Patches eventually fixed most of these issues, but by then my interest in the game had basically died and I ended up never even finishing a single campaign.
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