There are many differences between the two sides in the Star Wars Commander game, and I’ll discuss the advantages of both here. You can choose from the Galactic Empire or the Rebel Alliance, or even take on the role of a Stormtrooper! The final choice depends on your own preferences. But the overall game play is excellent, especially if you enjoy swashbuckling adventures! Here are some other features to look out for.

Galactic Empire

The Galactic Empire has a strong fan base in the United States, with 52.7 percent of gamers siding with the galactic empire. Regardless of political affiliation, most Americans seem to like Darth Vader more than any of our current politicians, and Disney has backed that sentiment with their new video game. If you are looking for a fun game to play with your friends, look no further. The game will have you battling for supremacy over the galaxy in no time.

In Star Wars: Commander, you can control both sides of the galaxy and fight for the Republic or Galactic Empire. It is a great way to get into the spirit of the movies by playing as your favorite characters! The game takes place between Episode IV, V and VI, and you can play as either side of the galaxy! Each faction features a distinct narrative that allows you to make your way through the galaxy.

Rebel Alliance

The Rebel Alliance is the name given to the group of people who oppose the Galactic Empire. They believe in self-empowerment and tolerance. They use insurgency weapons and tactics to fight the Empire. The Alliance first appeared in the 1977 movie A New Hope. The Alliance is now represented on the Disney XD television series Rebels. The last movie, Rogue One, features the alliance. Its leaders include Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

The Alliance Military is overseen by the Alliance High Command. This unified command oversees the Alliance’s fight against the Galactic Empire. Its Intelligence Division, led by Spymaster Bail Organa and Ahsoka Tano, was vital in communications and mission planning. In addition, it coordinated the Alliance’s decentralized structure. Other organizations and leaders of the Alliance include the High Command, the Alliance Starfleet, the Grand Army, and the Pathfinders.

Imperial Army

The rank of the “Commander” is a military term used in the fictional universe of Star Wars. In the Imperial Army, a Commander is the top officer of a battalion. A second lieutenant is a junior officer within the Imperial Army. The commander of a battalion is often called a “major” in the game, and the term is not always a correct translation.

There is also a brigadier, the equivalent of the naval Commodore. However, a brigadier is never mentioned in the STAR WARS literature, although it is likely that there is a counterpart for the Commodore. The Imperial Sourcebook doesn’t include a brigadier, and so there are many contradictions and omissions. As a result, it’s difficult to determine the actual rank of the commander of a brigade.

Stormtroopers

In the online strategy game, “Stormtroopers vs Star Wars Commando,” players assume the role of Imperial officers to defeat their opponents. While both sides have their advantages, the Stormtrooper team has an advantage over the Clone Trooper team because of the superior equipment and skill of the former. Despite these benefits, the Stormtroopers are susceptible to the jobber effect, which makes it difficult for them to defeat their opponents.

As the name suggests, these troops are specialized and experimental. These troopers are also known as the ‘Terror Trooper’. They are elite bodyguards of Emperor Palpatine and are located on the planet Exegol. They use BL-155 laser axes to execute those Stormtroopers who have committed treason. The specialized unit TI-23 is composed of Death troopers. The “Toasters” are another type of Stormtrooper. Lastly, the ‘Treadspeeder Driver’ uses light armor and is used to chase targets at lightning speed.

Hero Commands

You can build hero and starfighter units in Star Wars Commander. You can also enlist the help of mercenaries. Each type of hero has different attributes. The Rebels, for example, can enlist Han Solo. This hero can destroy an enemy base by himself, while the Empire’s hero can only be used in PvP battles. The Rebels, on the other hand, can hire mercenaries.

Unlike other units, commanders can train hero troops. While normal troops can be trained in the factory, the heroes must be included in an army. Each commander has three personal command cards. To train them, you need to spend Credits and alloy. Heroes and special troops can be upgraded in the Research Lab. The more powerful a hero is, the more credits you will spend on training them. However, it will pay off in the end as your army’s troop count increases.

Resource management

When playing Star Wars Commander, the key to success is resource management. As with any MOBA game, building the best collection facilities will ensure that you’re maximizing your resources. You should also build as many alloy refineries and credit markets as possible, which will provide you with the credits and alloy you need to keep your army on track and expand your base. Using these resources wisely will ensure that your base remains strong and productive, so collecting them often is crucial.

The downsides to resource management in Star Wars Commander include limited number of troops and a sketchy battle AI. If you’re not a master at the game, you’re at the mercy of other players, so you may want to raid other players’ bases to gain more resources. However, the good news is that you can purchase new units – including Droids – as you level up. However, the drawback is that resource management games can be tedious, particularly in the early game.