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==Campaigns== ==Campaigns==
===Original Empire Earth campaigns===
Excluding the Russian campaign, all of the battles in the campaigns actually took place throughout history.


====Greek campaign====
The first four scenarios (of eight scenarios total) focus on the rise of ancient ] civilization. The story tells of the ] people, the ], the rise of ], and the ] wars.

The second part tells the life of ], and the campaign ends after ] is conquered.

====English campaign====
The England campaign is about the struggles between ] and ] for superiority in ].

The first three scenarios (of eight total) are about ], his victory against the rebellion from the barons with the help of ] in ], and the ] in ].

The next three scenarios take place during the ] between England and France; ] and his raids in France are featured in the fourth and fifth scenarios. The sixth scenario is about ]'s story. The first part is the internal unrest of ]s. Henry V starts the scenario fleeing from ] to ], where his units are protected from conversion by ]. After that Lorrard After a cutscene with <!--I forgot the name--> the ], the second part concludes with the ].

The next two scenarios are led by ], who meets ] in battle. The first scenario deals with the ] and the resulting ], ], and driving Napolean into ]. The last scenario in the English campaign is the ].

====German campaign====
The first four scenarios take place in ], and feature the Red Baron, ]. The player follows him in his early day of flight, the flying circus, the ], and the ] before he was shot down.

The scond part, consisting of three scenarios, deals with the ]. The first scenario introduces the ], in which Germany has to capture ], ], and ]. The next scenario is about the blockade of England, which features German warship ]. The final scenario is ], which was never carried out in reality.

====Russian campaign====
This fictional campaign features the sci-fi style Novaya Russia with leader Grigor and his successor Grigor II (a robot). The player is set out to build the Novaya Russia empire and in scenario five, the viewpoint changes to Major Molotov, who builds a time machine and goes back to early 21st-century and destroys Novaya Russia before it is grown to full power.


===Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest campaigns=== ===Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest campaigns===

Revision as of 16:54, 10 August 2004

Empire Earth is a real-time strategy game by Sierra On-Line and Stainless Steel Studios. The game spans 14 epochs (12,000+ years) starting from the Prehistoric Age and ending with the Nano Age. Many people describe tihs game as a mis of Civilization and Ages_of_Empires.

The game contains many unique and innovative features, including a well implemented "morale" system which directly affects individual units statistics.It also incorporates a "hero" system, which has a special unit with extraordinary combat ability which can either heal nearby units or demoralise enemy units. It also incorporates the system of "Fortresses", which allow you to store units which do not count to the population units for release when needed.

Empire Earth has an expansion called "Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest". AOC features a 15th epoch, the Space Age (which focuses on the colonization of space, and features space terrain and space combat). It also has several special powers for building civilizations, including Priest Towers (convert enemy units into your own) and Just-In-Time Manufacturing (create units immediately for a higher resource cost).

The sequel, Empire Earth 2, was featured recently at the 2004 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Being developed by Mad Doc Software (the company who made the Art of Conquest expansion), because Stainless Steel is currently busy with a different project, Empire Earth 2 will feature completely revamped graphics, weather effects, as well as interactive and much more expanded maps to wage war in. It will also introduce a new strategy system in which players can map out the actions of a unit or group of units, such as giving them a route to take or positions to attack from, unlike most Real Time Strategy games in which units must be led on their route by the player directly if the player wants them to take that route. Empire Earth 2 is slated for release in August 2004.

Campaigns

Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest campaigns

Roman campaign

Pacific campaign

This campaign focuses on the Douglas MacArthur's island-hopping campaign in Pacific Ocean during WW2.

Asian campaign

This campaign uses The Art of Conquest's 15th epoch. China teamed with Japan to build a colony in Mars. However, as the colony develops, the relationship between the "Martians" (people living in colony in Mars) and those in Earth soured, and inter-planetary wars broke out.

A spaceship named 'Yamato' appeared in the campaign, presumably named based on the Japanese battleship Yamato in WW2 and Space_Battleship_Yamato.

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