The UEF’s main bonus is to their armor, and the ability to combine light and heavy artillery to dominate the map from almost any location. They are balanced in all areas, and do not have any one superior unit. The UEF is a standard human faction they rely predominantly on tanks, artillery, and conventional weaponry to dominate their enemies.
All three storylines are tied together through the main characters, who were actually all friends back in academy. Each campaign contains six missions, with the first couple helping the player understand the different units, structures, and technologies unique to each faction. This order begins with the UEF campaign, followed by the Illuminate, and finishing with Cybran’s campaign.
These campaigns are not independent of one another, but actually require you to go through them in a specific order. This lays down the foundation for the beginning of the three campaigns in Supreme Commander 2. The finger pointing begins anew, and the factions return to war. It is not destined to last however, as the recently elected CDC president is assassinated. These 25 years of peace are very different from the so-called Infinite War of the original Supreme Commander game. The Seraphim have fallen and the United Earth Federation (UEF), Cybran Nation and Aeon Illuminate have formed the Colonial Defense Coalition (CDC). Number Of Players: 1 offline, up to 8 online multiplayer ESRB Rating: E10+ for Everyone 10 and older: Fantasy ViolenceĪvailable On: PC, Xbox 360 Genre: Real Time Strategy
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