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Discussion, Suggestions & Feedback / Re: Attacked by 2 red-edged star destroyers at the start of large deployment battles

« on: May 10, 2014, 07:08:34 AM »

It's not really a non-faction, it's based on the existing factions, and the assumption that the galaxy isn't just made up of the 50 planets within a GC.

I appreciate the logic though it would seem to make more sense in a perfect world if they raided my undefended cash cow planets at the rear of my respective empire rather than hyperspacing into an enormous cluster of ISD IIs - however I imagine there are more than a few limitations with the EaW engine in this respect.

Either way it hasn't effected my enjoyment of this excellent mod!

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Discussion, Suggestions & Feedback / Re: Attacked by 2 red-edged star destroyers at the start of large deployment battles

« on: May 09, 2014, 06:43:25 PM »

Many thanks for your quick reply - hopefully I can learn to live with it - it seems a bit strange to me that a non-faction somewhere is commonly mustering two of the largest and most advanced ships of the era and throwing them into my lines.

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Discussion, Suggestions & Feedback / Attacked by 2 red-edged star destroyers at the start of large deployment battles

« on: May 09, 2014, 06:07:44 PM »

Greetings!

I have been much enjoying the Thrawn's Revenge mod - truly excellent work and congratulations to all those involved in something so complete.

However, I'm not sure if some piece of storyline has eluded me, but a google and forum search doesn't seem to answer my question either.  As the topic states, when I bring a large fleet into action (while playing Thrawn's Campaign as Imperial Remnant), two red-edged ISD II's will hyperspace in and attack my fleet.  They are not completely red like the Crimson variant, they just have a red paint outline.  They are dealt with easily enough due to being massively outnumbered, but I'm so confused as to what is happening and more to the point, why?  Any ideas on how to stop this would also be appreciated.

Please could someone explain as I'm sure this is expected behaviour.  Many thanks.

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