Once he arrives at the planet, which happens very quickly since the galactic travel aspect of FoC, like Empire at War, is in real time and not turn based, a dialog box then appears giving you options on which methods of corruption - which include creating a black market, creating a militia, and piracy to name a few. While the actual tasks you undertake are different, the way you do them are more or less the same as the original - for instance, to begin corruption of a planet, you first produce a 'Defiler' unit (which are pretty costly at 1400 credit) and drag him to the "spread corruption" slot of the planet you wish to corrupt. With the concept and back story aside, FoC plays very much like the original Empire at War. On the way, you will face whoever tries to get in your path, including names made famous due to the demise of the Death Star, such as Luke Skywalker, and Yoda. The Zann Consortium is lead by a human character named 'Tyber Zann' with most of the story revolving around his personal conflict with Jabba the Hutt, as well as his desire to control the underground of the entire galaxy, and secure a battleship in production rumored to be more powerful than the Death Star. In a way, the Zann Consortium combines the qualities of both the Empire and the Rebel Alliance - they have selfish intentions for galactic domination like the Empire, but they steal, bribe, sabotage and intimidate their way into power and possession of weapons and technology like the Alliance rather than R&D. This is where Empire at War: Forces of Corruption comes in.įoC introduces a new force to the 'Star Wars: Empire at War' world, the Zann Consortium, in the time period just after the Death Star has been destroyed. However, what Empire at War didn't portray was the people/creatures caught in between these two forces, particularly those who take neither side but instead aim to take advantage of the situation. These two differences produced distinct gameplay for each side in Empire at War. The difference between the two gameplay wise was the Empire used research and development to produce new technology imposing their will on the galaxy, while the Rebel Alliance used the black market, espionage, information leaks and flat out theft to obtain Empire technology so they could fight the Empire on an even playing field. In the original Empire at War, you could control either the Empire itself or the Rebel Alliance.
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