A particularly Magnetic Hero can usually tip the balance in their favor with a few kind words, or just by showing how they treat their friends. Double that if the minion hooks up with the other side (and triple if it is a High-Heel≯ace Turn).Įvil Cannot Comprehend Good is often, though not always, an element in their motivations. Villains who think It's All About Me are particularly prone to this - and particularly prone to being shocked when the minion leaves. They immediately start doing everything in their power to make the minion feel hurt and miserable, possibly going as far as putting the minion through a Humiliation Conga, thus perfectly solidifying and justifying the inevitable Almost-Any-Face Turn. "The force is strong in North Dakota," Disney writes.įor more on Star Wars Commander, check out GameSpot's interview with Disney about the game.Fortunately, the Big Bad is willing to help them come to a decision. Disney says the United States is "nearly unanimous" in its dedication to the Dark Side, with the exception of North Dakota. There is one particularly interesting data point. On the other end of the spectrum, Chile is loyal to the Rebel cause, with 57.2 percent of users choosing that path. Notably, Russia is one of the strongest Empire regions, with 57.7 percent choosing the Dark Side. There is also a neat chart (at left click for full size) that shows the Rebel/Empire breakdown for different regions. The game lets you choose if you want to play as Rebel or Empire, and Disney says 52.4 percent of all users have chosen to play as the Dark Side. By comparison, competitor Clash of Clans-the king of the category-is believed to have around 30 million daily players.Īlong with the download milestone announcement, Disney also revealed various statistics about Star Wars Commander.
By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot'sĭisney Interactive today announced that its recently released free-to-play mobile game Star Wars Commander for iOS and Android has reached 5 million downloads since its launch on August 21.
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