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\Game\battlegrounds_cc.exe directly to start the game (starting the game through the launcher doesn't seem to work).

Click Clone Campaigns -> Widescreen -> Enable to apply the patch.

Run LaunchGB.exe from the game directory.

You can, however, mitigate this using the the community-made All-in-One patch, which has an integrated widescreen fix: The downside is, unfortunately, the game will run in a fixed window size. You need to enable Emulate a virtual desktop in winecfg, otherwise the game crashes at startup. I left the game on this screen for approximately 10 minutes to grab a coffee and it was still on the screen when I came back. The screen says to "press ESC after 15 seconds" if creating or joining fails, but this does nothing. Creating or joining a network game hangs indefinitely on the loading screen.

Others have suggested winetricks directplay as a workaround, but this didn't work either. This is the same for both LAN or internet (direct IP) games. Clicking create/join game immediately kicks the player back to the main menu. That is if you can get over the fact you'll always hear " Duel of the Fates" at the beginning of every mission, without fail, even when it's anachronistically playing over scenarios from the original trilogy.Multiplayer does not work. I'd recommend Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Saga, based solely on that first Darth Vader mission and its ultimate power trip. You begin the mission with some Stormtroopers and a couple of healing bots that keep your lads healthy, but as the mission goes on and you annihilate the Rebel scum, you get better reinforcements: tanks, small mechs, a couple of AT-STs, and Stormtroopers on firebreathing beasts. The one where Darth Vader and his merry gang of galactic cronies go to a planet and wreck everything just to find one bloke. It had one mission that I'll always remember. It also had a decent amount of options for online multiplayer at the time, though these days it's a relic that can only be played in LAN or against an AI. (Well, I say that, but the scenario maker would probably be robust enough to make a Revenge of the Sith campaign if you really wanted to).

So there was no harming the younglings of Episode 3. It had several campaigns, including ones based on the prequel films, but only the first couple. However, what it lacked in looks, it made up for with stormtrooping scenarios and custom modes. This real-time strategy from the long-missed Ensemble Studios took Age of Empires and slapped Star Wars over the top. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time.įew games have given me as much of a power fantasy as Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds Saga. Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives.