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About This Game Large-scale battles have become a vestige of the past, depleting resources of conflicting parties. Settled space, where welfare and order had reigned, has become a cemetery for dead ships which is flooded with pirates and adventurists. Complete impunity, black market flourishing where gun and tech trade is on the move, arbitrariness and anarchy – the Galaxy has become a real dangerous place. Events in the Universe and its habitant’s destiny are completely up to player’s choice and tactical decisions.Star Wolves 3: Civil War is a sequel to the popular real time strategy with RPG elements. Original large-scale scenario, closely tied with the first part of intergalactic epic helps the player influence the ongoing events and foreordain one of many endings. Free roam, free mission selection, free team forming – the world of Star Wolves waits for its heroes.Huge world: 110 highly detailed star systems in different parts of the Galaxy. Non-linear story: several endings and additional quests create a complete game universe. New characters and skills: form up a team of your dream; teach your companions new skills.New participant in the intergalactic conflict: the Space Fleet of a New Empire, equipped with its own spaceships.A number of new base ships and fighters with unique specifications and original weapon types and equipment. b4d347fde0 Title: Star Wolves 3: Civil WarGenre: RPG, StrategyDeveloper:Elite Games TeamPublisher:1C EntertainmentFranchise:Star WolvesRelease Date: 2 Mar, 2010 Star Wolves 3: Civil War Ativador Download [Password] star wolves 3 civil war deutsch patch. star wolves 3 civil war mods. star wolves 3 civil war poradnik. star wolves 3 civil war spolszczenie chomikuj. star wolves 3 civil war crack. star wolves 3 civil war trainer. star wolves 3 civil war skidrow. star wolves 3 civil war stash locations. star wolves 3 civil war ships. star wolves 3 civil war cheats. star wolves 3 civil war cestina. star wolves 3 civil war gameplay. star wolves 3 civil war pc. star wolves 3 civil war xb-17. star wolves 3 civil war mission walkthrough. star wolves 3 civil war komplettlösung. star wolves 3 civil war mod. star wolves 3 civil war guide. star wolves 3 civil war heretic. star wolves 3 civil war test. star wolves 3 civil war download. star wolves 3 civil war mothership mod. star wolves 3 civil war steam. star wolves 3 civil war patch amazing game, been away for a while and came back... still amazing!. One of the best tactical RPG Space Sims. Well worth a couple dollars. Warning: It's hard... And I mean *REALLY* hard, not as hard as dark souls... but it's quite possible that you'll have to load up an old save because you hit a point of no return (you can't exit the system during some missions) and your guys just get ROFLSTOMPED. It's quite common to be in the best ship, with the best gear, with your best pilot nearly maxed, with all your dodge actives turned on... to DIE in seconds.I did manage to beat one of the harder endings, you have to kill this one guy before he can flee (and he's faster than ALL your ships) while infinitely spawning mega battleships are pelting you.It's so hard, I *always* felt like I was doing something wrong.Oh... and don't bother with SW 1 and 2... they are terrible... I died during their tutorials (which were gawd awful.) 3 is considerably better.. Ohh, where to even start. I really wanted to love this game, but it's like being in love with an abusive girlfreind that just likes to out of nowhere kick you in the balls because she thinks it's funny. As endeering as this game is and as well as the intent, I can not reccomend this game to anyone who has a low tollerance for bugs, bad translation or missing features. This has all of these, some of them in droves.I don't even want to know how rushed the translator was with that many simple, common misspellings and horribly broken grammar. The text in game would go from "meh, ok" to "OH GOD! I THINK I GOT CANCER FROM READING THAT!". It gets so bad, that even should you want to become engrossed with the story line; as I did, you wont be able to as you will have to fall out of any sense of connection just to try and peice the wording together.I would say the gameplay was ok, but yet again, I can not claim this was a good point. The scripting REALLY jumps out as a terrible punishment for the player. You WILL, and quite a bit - JUST DIE. It is not because you got in over your head, or because you did something that stupid. It will simply happen. In the start of the game the scripting will kill you 9 times out of 10. Just out of nowhere with no warning, 600 ships appear around you and bomb the hell out of your ship - GAME OVER. Examples - went into one of the beta systems on a secret mission, ended up on the run. Jumped out of the system, enemy ships were waiting. Killed them, went for the station to equip a new pilot I got. As soon as I got to the station, out of nowhere, 600 ships appear - BAM dead. Get a new ship with 7500 sheilds - jump into a system - BAM! dead, mother ship explodes with 75% sheilds 100% hull. That happens ALOT. You will find your self saving just to see where the death traps in a mission really are. It is so bad at some points you will just be flying, along the path the game has plotted BAM! 600 ships spawn, you die. No need to make this any longer. I liked the style of the game, but the execution was horrendous.. Large-scale battles have become a vestige of the past, depleting resources of conflicting parties. Settled space, where welfare and order had reigned, has become a cemetery for dead ships which is flooded with pirates and adventurists. Complete impunity, black market flourishing where gun and tech trade is on the move, arbitrariness and anarchy – the Galaxy has become a real dangerous place. Events in the Universe and its habitant’s destiny are completely up to player’s choice and tactical decisions. Star Wolves 3: Civil War is a sequel to the popular real time strategy with RPG elements. Original large-scale scenario, closely tied with the first part of intergalactic epic helps the player influence the ongoing events and foreordain one of many endings. Free roam, free mission selection, free team forming – the world of Star Wolves waits for its heroes. Huge world: 110 highly detailed star systems in different parts of the Galaxy. - Non-linear story: several endings and additional quests create a complete game universe. - New characters and skills: form up a team of your dream; teach your companions new skills. - New participant in the intergalactic conflict: the Space Fleet of a New Empire, equipped with its own spaceships. - A number of new base ships and fighters with unique specifications and original weapon types and equipment.. Don't buy this game. It has many interesting ideas, but they are mostly executed poorly. There's a huge variety of ways you could equip your ships, but finding a place to buy the actual modules is a chore. The game is "open world" except there's very little to do outside of the story missions, but if you only do the story missions the difficulty will be way too hard as you near the end. Finally, I had to cheat through the last 3 hours or so, and the ending barely made sense.. The amount of details and options and the feeling that the space world in the game really lives makes Star Wolves 3 an incredible game.. This game stinks. If you have a choice between a stick in the eye and playing this... go with the stick. I can truly say I gave this game a number of chances, but it is horrible.. Star Wolves 1 sold me this game even though it was short because I figured there would have been a bit more development. Well there was to an extent but I couldn't find a way to escape the Viper storyline because first, if your lion mothership is underpowered in a preceding mission, you die. So you get all the best sheilds and weapons on the lion. But then if you choose a mission fork and disobey Viper you get kicked out of the Lion that she brought to the battlespace and guess what to win the last mission with the hardest sheilds and turrets well you have to fight the Lion to escape and your new mothership is an unamoured unsheilded freighter with no weapons. Well I tried a lot of things but there was no way to beat the lion if you didn't want to go viper's way because if the sheilds were too low in the preceding mission you couldn't complete that and choose the fork. Thus I uninstalled the game in frustration which was sad really because it is a game that held so much promise it is fun collecting ships and resources and zipping about the galaxy but it is basically terribly scripted and assembled and it's basically a huge pia. Pain in the Auxiliary exhaust. Following that there is supposed to be in existence a 4th instalment that maybe some problems were fixed in but that is likely wishful thinking. & It's not the only game from this developer (1c) that seems to start well and end half-finished with rumors of patches fixes and whatever but nothing readily available? If I could spit acid and vitriol they would be suitably envenomed.Just wanted to share with you all that I finally found a way to break away from the Viper mission fork right at the start of the game if you ignore the MSF on the first mission and don't run the mission for that first encounter in the trader tub but continue on to the next system you don't encounter Viper hence you can develop the other storyline forks that there may be I only found one that was pretty short you just fight the beserks until they take over the galaxy but I still don't really know what the other paths might be & I didn't like it because it was too short and the game didn't really play to it's strength which was developing the skills to deal massive amounts of damage. At the end of the beserk fork I found it was impossible to beat the last mission without missiles which when done properly deal a highly amusing level of damage to enemy ships and practically insta-smash them but then with that one crescendo the game ends, and that alternate ending was quite unsatisfactory because you didn't really beat the beserks and they took over the universe. I haven't combed through it to find other forks or try the Viper line using the God Mode cheat and then sneaking off in that other tub to see where it leads although there are probably quite a few mission forks they are quite hard to find and when they span practically the entire game it's quite hard to know where to save before the trigger point oh well generally speaking though it has been quite a few years since this game has been released and I still haven't got around to exploring the full extent of it's contents. I don't know if I'm a fan of games where you might never complete them in your lifetime for all practical intents and purposes, or within the window where the technology to run the game still operates, with so much hidden content or what to think about it. Maybe if it hadn't been so clunky to navigate I would have turned it inside out but that's not how it turned out. It was an ok level of fun to develop a strategy to win the last battle but all the same too much a flash in the pan. The original storyline fork was well disguised as appearing only to be a side quest but the first encounter pretty much decides the whole outcome of the game & where the other trigger points are is anyone's guess they could be masked as anything.