| Icon | Name | Unlock Method | Type |
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Land Under Heaven | Obtain all other trophies. | Platinum |
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Troves of Vassals | Recruit more than 150 officers. | Gold |
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Samurai Event Collector | Unlock every event scene available. | Gold |
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Mountain of Vassals | Recruit more than 100 officers. | Silver |
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Rare Strategist | Unlock every formation available. | Silver |
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Adamant Tactician | Unlock every policy available. | Silver |
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Something Warlike and Harmonious | Maximize cultural level of player's forces. | Silver |
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Samurai Picture Scroll Gallery | Unlock every artwork available. | Silver |
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Samurai Movie Library | Unlock every movie scene available. | Silver |
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Eminent Tactician | Unlock every tactic available. | Silver |
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Spending Spree | Spend more than 100,000 gold at a shop. | Silver |
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Massive Roundup | Capture more than 100 enemy officers. | Silver |
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Without Any Hesitation | Execute more than 100 enemy officers. | Silver |
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Reliable Vassals | Use the consult command 100 times. | Bronze |
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Champion of Kantō | Clear the scenario "Unification of Kantō". | Bronze |
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Observer of Sekigahara | Clear the special stage "Battle of Sekigahara". | Bronze |
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Sage of Kansai | Clear the scenario "Unification of Kansai". | Bronze |
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Apprentice Strategist | Change formation in battle for the first time. | Bronze |
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Supreme Weapon | Obtain a unique weapon for the first time. | Bronze |
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Group of Vassals | Recruit more than 50 officers. | Bronze |
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Unending Chaos | Play up to more than 50 hours. | Bronze |
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A Plethora of Treasures | Collect 10 unique weapons. | Bronze |
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New Player | Create an officer for the first time. | Bronze |
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With Lightning Speed | Clear a battle under less than 3 minutes. | Bronze |
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Fierce Chaos | Play up to more than 30 hours. | Bronze |
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Adept Strategist | Use the formation command 100 times. | Bronze |
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Heartless | Execute more than 10 enemy officers. | Bronze |
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Turbulent Chaos | Play up to more than 10 hours. | Bronze |
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Building the Foundations of Peace | Finish Empire Mode in less than 100 turns. | Bronze |
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Officer Retsuden | Create 10 officers. | Bronze |
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Winner of Tōhoku | Clear the scenario "Unification of Tōhoku". | Bronze |
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Survivor of Honnōji | Clear the special stage "Incident at Honnōji". | Bronze |
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Competent Tactician | Use the policy command 100 times. | Bronze |
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Tactician's First Step | Use a tactic in battle for the first time. | Bronze |
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Samurai Transcendent | Clear the scenario "Divided Land". | Bronze |
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War Master | Achieve an "S" rank for the first time. | Bronze |
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Victor of Kawanakajima | Clear the special stage "Battle of Kawanakajima". | Bronze |
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Returnee of Anegawa | Clear the special stage "Battle of Anegawa". | Bronze |
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Spectacular Victory | Break through enemy territory and defeat opposing generals 15 times. | Bronze |
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Regional Unifier | Unify a region for the first time. | Bronze |
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Legendary Hero | Maximize a character's class level. | Bronze |
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An Endless Variety | Create new officers using every model available. | Bronze |
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Stepping Stone to Victory | Lose a base in battle for the first time. | Bronze |
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Full Mastery | Have one officer master every known skill. | Bronze |
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Mark of Trust | Use the delegate command 100 times. | Bronze |
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Peacemaker of Kyūshū | Clear the scenario "Unification of Kyūshū". | Bronze |
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Pacifier of Chūbu | Clear the scenario "Unification of Chūbu". | Bronze |
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Mightiest in Chūgoku | Clear the scenario "Unification of Chūgoku". | Bronze |
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Labor Worth a Thousand | Defeat 1,000 enemies in battle. | Bronze |
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Talented Tactician | Use the tactics command 100 times. | Bronze |
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Get the Rope | Capture an enemy officer for the first time. | Bronze |
(Redirected from Samurai Warriors 2 Empires)
Samurai Warriors 2: Empires (戦国無双2 Empires, Sengoku Musou 2 Empires) is an 'Empires' version of Samurai Warriors 2, in which players would try to rule Japan. It was the first 'Empires' game since Dynasty Warriors 4: Empires to be released before the Xtreme Legends version of the game.
Gameplay
Bases
In Samurai Warriors 2: Empires, the main concern of the battlefield is not generals but rather bases. Bases are groups on the map that appear red (enemies), blue (allies), or gray (neutral) and effect the dynamics of the map. Victory conditions for winning a battle are to either to kill the commander or take the enemy main camp. Neither options are available unless players take over the bases in a line from their main camp to their opponent's. Bases are taken by taking out all generals and base captains in a given area, and stationing one of the player's generals there. Alternatively the player can stay and capture the base. Successful base captures turns the corresponding icon blue on the map.
Officers
Another change in the battle system is the general system. Generals are able to follow orders such as attacking or defending bases. The player can give commands to the generals under them, and also recognize patterns as orders on the opposing side. Generals also may not die when defeated, they may return to the battlefield if the enemy have enough points for them (seen at the top of the screen, under a tetris-like shape), or unless they are captured. After the battle, any captured officer may be kept on either side.
Generals are captured if they are defeated when they have a red "halo" around them, these halos appear depending on their remaining troops and the influence the player has on the map. Influence is decided by the bases the player owns in the area, if the road is light blue, he or she has a better chance at capturing them at higher troop numbers, and if the map is dark blue the player can almost certainly capture them, and vice versa for their troops in their area.
Formations
Another change to the battle field is the addition of formations. Formations are fundamentally stat-boosts that the player deploys to help his or her troops. They are divided into three different levels, and three different categories: Attack, Defense, and Speed. Additionally, Formations cancel each other out on the higher leveled, and a triangle of weaknesses: Attack < Defense < Speed < Attack. If a Formation is of a weaker category it loses a level, and if it's at a weaker level is canceled out. If both opposing formations are at an equal level, both are canceled out.
Formations can only be used if the player has enough points, and if the player has the Formation in his or her inventory (This is shown by an icon.) If the player uses Formation, then the Formation is used up out of their inventory. The player also receives a point every second. The cost to use a Formation is determined by the level. Level 1 Formations cost 60 points, Level 2 Formations cost 120 points, and Level 3 cost 180, which is also the maximum the player can hold. Formation effects wear off gradually as time passes.
Game Modes
Free Mode
In this game the Free mode is rather different than the original Samurai Warriors 2. In this game the player gets to choose a place within Japan and then chooses both allied and opposing armies. In the main force, one can choose three generals and three lieutenants, and one general and one lieutenant for the relief force.
Empire Mode
This is a new mode in the Samurai Warriors series. First, the player chooses which era the battles will be fought in. The eras are 1561, 1570, 1582 and 1600 or a divided land were the player gets to create their own clan and place them in Japan's map. Then, the player chooses which clan they will fight with.
Create-a-Warrior
The feature returns to the series after an absence since the original Samurai Warriors.
Trophies/Achievements
| Icon | Name | Unlock Method | Xbox Points |
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First Consultation | Empire Mode event: Lord confers with retainer upon taking 3 or more fiefs. | 50 |
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Second Consultation | Empire Mode event: Lord confers with retainer upon taking 10 or more fiefs. | 50 |
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Third Consultation | Empire Mode event: Lord confers with retainer upon taking 20 or more fiefs. | 50 |
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Most Valuable Warrior | Empire Mode event: A retainer is praised for his or her prowess in battle. | 50 |
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Four Guardians | Empire Mode event: 4 retainers are proclaimed the most essential to the player's clan. | 50 |
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Level Four Weapon | Obtain a level 4 weapon in Empire Mode. | 50 |
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Matsukaze | Obtain Matsukaze in Empire Mode. | 50 |
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Moon Child | Obtain Moon Child in Empire Mode. | 50 |
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Persian Mare | Obtain Persian Mare in Empire Mode. | 50 |
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Stage: Battle of Kawanakajima | In Empire Mode, play the special stage "Battle of Kawanakajima". | 50 |
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Stage: Battle of Anegawa | In Empire Mode, play the special stage "Battle of Anegawa". | 50 |
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Stage: Incident at Honnōji | In Empire Mode, play the special stage "Incident at Honnōji". | 50 |
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Stage: Battle of Sekigahara | In Empire Mode, play the special stage "Battle of Sekigahara". | 50 |
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Stage: Osaka Campaign | In Empire Mode, play the special stage "Osaka Campaign". | 50 |
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Scenario: Battle of Anegawa | Unlock the scenario Battle of Anegawa. | 100 |
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Scenario: Incident at Honnōji | Unlock the scenario Incident at Honnōji. | 100 |
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Scenario: Battle of Sekigahara | Unlock the scenario Battle of Sekigahara. | 100 |
Trivia
- The game uses various artworks and images from Taiko Risshiden V.
- Edit outfit parts from Samurai Warriors 3 added to PS3 port.
Gallery
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European cover
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Japanese cover
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Treasure Box cover
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Wallpaper
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External Links
- Official North American Website (English)
- Official Japanese Website (Japanese)
- Official Taiwanese Website (Traditional Chinese)
- Official PlayStation Page (Japanese)
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