Star wars empire at war battlefront commander

In Warhammer 2, races do not share a common structure, I mean we have clans/herds/waaghs, cities, lands and expeditionnary corps. And Total War : Troy has given an example of how a showdown between two cultures splitted into factions can work. When it comes to diplomacy, the Clone Wars involves miscellaneous factions that are not necessary aligned with the Republic and CSI.

The era is harder to defend in regard to how battles work in Total War games. No line infantry, no frontline, small scale battles. Even though I'd love GCW, the battles are more reminiscent of WW2. The era is packed with a galactic scale conflict and large-scale battles hapenning everywhere. 'Why The Clone Wars rather than the Galactic Civil War from Original Trilogy ? There are only two factions during the Clone Wars, and in Star Wars as a whole there is simply no room for Total War Diplomacy and faction variety' A lot of Star Wars battles are actually reminiscent of the wars from 18th and 19th century, especially during the Clone Wars : Lines of clones clash with lines of Droids. The French Marines unit in this game closely ressembles the 1914 French Infantry. What do we have in this game ? Gatling guns, Canons and Modern Line Infantry. The closest era a TT game was set in is Fall of The Samurai. 'Futuristic stuff isn't made for Total War games' I will try to cover as many Total War mechanics as possible to show why I believe this could work

Star wars empire at war battlefront commander