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#STAR WARS EMPIRE AT WAR FORCES OF CORRUPTION 1.1 PATCH PATCH#

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#STAR WARS EMPIRE AT WAR FORCES OF CORRUPTION 1.1 PATCH PATCH#

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After the redemption of Revan and the death of Malak, the Empire splintered into factions before finally dissolving entirely circa 3950 BBY. It is the latest patch available for the game. Built upon a hardened core of veterans from the Mandalorian Wars, and a host of Jedi converts, this new galactic power very nearly succeeded in conquering the Republic during the Jedi Civil War.

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