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I like what I saw, though I am seriously concerned about them having the likes of Finn and Phasma as DLC (I know it's free DLC but still). Makes me wonder who else they'll leave out at launch.Currently the people we have confirmed/ seen in trailer but not confirmed are Rey, Maul, Boba, Luke, Han, Yoda, Kylo. I'm sure Vader and Leia are still in. Going to assume we get young Obi-Wan as well
I always retreat when a big fleet comes in when I know I can't handle them, especially Zsinj, then I gather the near by fleets and attack them again before they do a ground invasion. I have the advantage because I can jump in any ship anywhere and control the pace of the battle. For Zsinj Arc-170s and Skiprays will wipe out his shields, then warp in anything else to handle his hardpoints along with the bombers, its an easy kill doing it like that.
I personally haven't played F4 but i have about 600 hour in NV and i can say confidently that NV is the best that i have played so far. Many of the issues in NV is that it wasn't given enough time to finish. I love the fallout series but what I'm worried about is if Black Isle studios will be able to make F5 because of the NV. I don't think the two are comparable in a traditional sense, because there is so much different between the two. If i had to choose I would choose NV.
It's CIS, guys: Confederacy of Independent Systems.I noticed thata but figured I must have been wrong when everyone before me just ran with it
oh, and will the Duskhan League get more units and heroes? cause i'm pretty sure their really small right nowConsidering how unimportant they are I doubt the mod creators will put too much effort into it but who knows
Well, I would go at it in a very very different approach.
I would start by imperial fleets disappearing left and right black fleet style with no sources of indication where they went. Imperial planets abandoned, no sign of opposition in chokepoints. Nothing, nowhere, but star destroyer wrecks at a few places, heavily damages on outposts.
The investigation's conclusion: infighting between imperial groups. It culminates in finding an Executor class in pieces. The NR salvages the wreck and starts to rebuild it. They secure the galaxy in 5 years(the decreased time can e ruled out as the missing opposition in this case, yet still not as ridiculous as 1 year.)
Then it happens. The New Republic high command loses contact with a patrol. They send a fleet but they just go dark. The NR declares the sector off limits in precaution.
Then comes the disappearence of some mole miners. Then the canonized version of the battle for Sluis Van. And since thrawn is canon, he could pull the strings. He reunited most of the empire and pulled back to the unknown regions, regrouping an salvaging whatever he could, calling out for all who is loyal to the empire. The attack on Sluis Van is a success this time, and he captures a whole new republic fleet. The fleet of MC 80s are got a good use immediately. Posing as a New republic fleet under attack by imperial forces engages in a fake battle against an ISD and an Interdictor. When reinforcements arrive, the imperials does not retreat. The NR support fleet comes in range, and then... A whole imperial fleet pops up right on them, using a precision hyperspace jump with the gravity well of the interdictor.
The new republic fleet gets obliterated before they could report back. System after system falls with no info for years. And this is where we start episode 7. The NR is in fear and the Resistance could be those brave few whom would try to go after whatever kills their fleets. and by the end, trough sheer luck plot bunnies as ever they get to know that it is the empire, that thrawn leads the empire and there wouldn't be any superweapon. just super tactics. Oh, and Han would die, but in a much more dignified way. In the final battle of the movie where the heroes would try to run away with the info, they would be outgunned and couldn't jump because of an interdictor, and to save them, Han would ram his ship into it so the others could get away. So Han's death would at least mean something and not just die because why not. This would be a death fitting for him, and even his development in the original triology would mean something, culminating in this event.
What do you guys think?