Pick a spot on the map to call home, and work towards securing the whole shebang. I have to say that Empire mode is one of the better things to happen to the franchise, and it works for this game as much as it did for DW 4.
Musuo attacks do big damage arrows take out far-away adversaries and you can ride horses. You'll find a dizzy combo with your character and use it repeatedly. Speaking of gameplay, the bar for that aspect of Dynasty Warriors hasn't moved an inch in the console generation shift. I would've liked to see more lush environments, dazzling Musou attacks and more varied soldier types, but those would've been for pure visual satisfaction and would not have helped the gameplay as much as the improvements that exist. These things do make for smoother play than in the past, and I appreciate that. The draw distance extends much further, and there's a much greater number of troops on the screen at once. The characters are better dressed and look sharper in HD, but it'd be easy for someone to walk into the room and not think you're playing on your shiny new Xbox 360. You'd expect the most advancement graphically, but this is surprisingly similar to the look of the series on Xbox and even PS2. While it's true that some are, Dynasty Warriors 5: Empires utilizes the technology about as well as someone using a chainsaw to open a can of Prego. With the 360's power under the hood, the vast majority of complaints about the series should be a thing of the past. A next-gen Dynasty Warriors? I was giddy with the possibilities, as I imagine anyone who played a current-gen DW game would be.
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