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* [[Awesome Music]]: The game's soundtrack is generally considered to be one of the best parts of the game, and much more timeless than the gameplay. |
* [[Awesome Music]]: The game's soundtrack is generally considered to be one of the best parts of the game, and much more timeless than the gameplay. |
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* [[Game Breaker]]: The stealth-capable Fremen soldiers in ''Emperor: Battle for Dune'' can be this if used right. In the final mission, you can easily bypass the entire battle by training a group of Fremen, manually moving them on foot straight through the enemy base (without attacking anything), then have them attack the mission goal structure, move them out of the way of the slow-firing defensive cannon, and repeat until it's destroyed. |
* [[Game Breaker]]: The stealth-capable Fremen soldiers in ''Emperor: Battle for Dune'' can be this if used right. In the final mission, you can easily bypass the entire battle by training a group of Fremen, manually moving them on foot straight through the enemy base (without attacking anything), then have them attack the mission goal structure, move them out of the way of the slow-firing defensive cannon, and repeat until it's destroyed. |
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* [[Special Effect Failure]]: The FMV's suffer from this. The actors' skin will occasionally have green highlights when there is no green light source nearby. The imperial crown is also very clearly made of rubber, and characters may occasionally stretch it out when placing in on their heads. A not-quite knife fight between Gunseng and Copec features an obviously fake knife. |
* [[Special Effect Failure]]: The FMV's suffer from this. The actors' skin will occasionally have green highlights when there is no green light source nearby. The imperial crown is also very clearly made of rubber, and characters may occasionally stretch it out when placing in on their heads. A not-quite knife fight between Gunseng and Copec features an obviously fake knife. |
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 5 July 2022
- Awesome Music: The game's soundtrack is generally considered to be one of the best parts of the game, and much more timeless than the gameplay.
- Game Breaker: The stealth-capable Fremen soldiers in Emperor: Battle for Dune can be this if used right. In the final mission, you can easily bypass the entire battle by training a group of Fremen, manually moving them on foot straight through the enemy base (without attacking anything), then have them attack the mission goal structure, move them out of the way of the slow-firing defensive cannon, and repeat until it's destroyed.
- Special Effect Failure: The FMV's suffer from this. The actors' skin will occasionally have green highlights when there is no green light source nearby. The imperial crown is also very clearly made of rubber, and characters may occasionally stretch it out when placing in on their heads. A not-quite knife fight between Gunseng and Copec features an obviously fake knife.
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