Just means there are memory leaks because of bad programming.
It was made by Sega right? Or it might be another one I'm thinking of.
cant remember, I know SEGA made Universe at War, you might be thinking about that?
UAW..just played a match right now, amazing RTS IMO, if it didnt have so many bugs and was better advertised, could have done really well. I've never played an RTS where it almost feels your playing a different game when you play as one of the three races. I mean two have classic build a base mechanic, one has a flow network which is amazing, like the webway gates in Dawn of War but automatic, you build pylons which have this energy beam between them(invisible to enemy, beam and pylons). Units "flow" through em as bright blue torpedo shapes, and come down at the pylon nearest to where you sent them on the map. After certain research all units bar heroes can use it, tanks, planes etc.
You have the guys with no base but giant walkers as factories and weapons, they can crush anything they stand on bar the enemy HQ, have tons of hardpoints you buy upgrades for, can make it produce units faster, make em cheaper, give it armour, give it a variety of weapons, make it fire faster, further etc, up to you, makes for really individual walkers.
Lastly the other base building race have infinite resources. Well a structure gives credits, max of 5 of em, can be given an upgrade to make em go faster(hardpoint, buildings have them that can have upgrades). A research path makes makes them even better. They can also switch between "light" and "dark". Light has units more powerful and lets your aerial units fly, dark mode makes em faster but weaker, and your planes cant fly(mobile as ground units with diff weapons, bit worse, not terrible though). But in Dark mode, if you research enough up the "dark" research branch. units and structures effectively have double HP(dark matter armour) and if you go right up that research path, they gain the armour as their being attacked, making them really strong...also a base with dark matter armour on looks really pretty. They also have a different superweapon for each mode(building flips over, so one building, just two weapons), if you research right up light mode their radar "a floating eye, greek architecture.", it emits a bright beam from it's eye, kills anything in seconds.
...you can tell I'm a fan. Lazy half arsed campaign, sadly the way of most RTS these days, buggy as ****, but some great innovations. I'd love for a UAW 2 with a bit more work on ironing out bugs and instabilities(has a rare habit of crashing, totally locks up the computer), bit more effort into the campaign, that's it.
