The strategic plans and tactics of the Big Three Deep Core Warlords.

[Lord Xizer]

Excellent!

But actually, while playing a bit of Galactic Conquest again i realised i have an approach somewhat between Harrsk and Delvardus.
I build massive fleets of Victory II Stardestroyer, and Escortcarriers

I think you mean a combination of Delvardus and Teradoc

[Guderian]

I think you mean a combination of Delvardus and Teradoc

I wasnt sure about that myself.
Victories do classify as Battleships so thats more Harrsk
the great numbers are more from Teradoc true, but i build bigger ship
(and with massive fleets in this case its about 5-10 victories at a borderplanet)
so i went with Harrsk.
Damn you, now im confused ^^

[tlmiller]

I wasnt sure about that myself.
Victories do classify as Battleships so thats more Harrsk
the great numbers are more from Teradoc true, but i build bigger ship
(and with massive fleets in this case its about 5-10 victories at a borderplanet)
so i went with Harrsk.
Damn you, now im confused ^^

Terradoc relied on Victories as the mainstay of his fleet.

Harsk relied on more "traditional" imperial ships, ISD's and the like.

[Lord Xizer]

I wasnt sure about that myself.
Victories do classify as Battleships so thats more Harrsk
the great numbers are more from Teradoc true, but i build bigger ship
(and with massive fleets in this case its about 5-10 victories at a borderplanet)
so i went with Harrsk.
Damn you, now im confused ^^

Yeah the mainstay of Harrsk's fleets were ISDs Tectors and the like. Teradoc was the one mass spamming VSDs

[Guderian]

Okay thanks for clearing that up.
I seriously need to read some EU books ^^

[CaptainPogo]

I do say Harrsk gets some points for trying to be more of the traditional fleet while keeping a balance but at the same time, it makes me feel that this really is a weakness that will blow in his face given time.

His fleet is sorta becomes a jack of all trades deal, with a good number of ships but having decent firepower to make it a fight when he has to. While this works very well with the Rebellion...I can't say the same for the New Republic. The NR as time goes by has proven to grow past their old weakness of fleets composed of either old formidable war machines or ships quickly converted for war and are quickly making progress on making actual war machines that can more or less keep up with ISDs.

Overtime, I think Harrsk will find himself outgunned/outnumbered eventually.

[tlmiller]

I do say Harrsk gets some points for trying to be more of the traditional fleet while keeping a balance but at the same time, it makes me feel that this really is a weakness that will blow in his face given time.

His fleet is sorta becomes a jack of all trades deal, with a good number of ships but having decent firepower to make it a fight when he has to. While this works very well with the Rebellion...I can't say the same for the New Republic. The NR as time goes by has proven to grow past their old weakness of fleets composed of either old formidable war machines or ships quickly converted for war and are quickly making progress on making actual war machines that can more or less keep up with ISDs.

Overtime, I think Harrsk will find himself outgunned/outnumbered eventually.

By the time of the new class standardization, the MC90 will probably equal to slightly defeat an ISD-I, while a Nebula SD will, without difficulty, defeat an ISD-I.

[Pali]

By the time of the new class standardization, the MC90 will probably equal to slightly defeat an ISD-I, while a Nebula SD will, without difficulty, defeat an ISD-I.

I'd expect the Tector would probably pull even with the Nebula, maybe be a bit more powerful even, except the Nebula's fighters vs the no-hangar Tector would wreck it.

[Lord Xizer]

I'd expect the Tector would probably pull even with the Nebula, maybe be a bit more powerful even, except the Nebula's fighters vs the no-hangar Tector would wreck it.

Yes plus we do know Harrsk had the Dominion and Megador but they were unmanned in Deep Space Nine(Harrsk's shipyard) my guess is he planned to disassemble these two vessels and build a lot more ISDs with their resources(Similar to what the NR said they would do with Lusankya)

[DarthRevansRevenge]

yes, i'm resurecting this, but i would also go Delvardus route. or maybe somewhere in between Delvardus and Harrsk....

[Lord Xizer]

I see

[Lord Xizer]

yes, i'm resurecting this, but i would also go Delvardus route. or maybe somewhere in between Delvardus and Harrsk....

So ISDs, Battle cruisers and an all powerful SSD

[DarthRevansRevenge]

absolutely. plus tie defenders, interceptors, and the 4 pod tie bombers

[Lord Xizer]

absolutely. plus tie defenders, interceptors, and the 4 pod tie bombers

Night Hammer escorted by two Praetor II battlecruisers, two Immobilzor 418 Interdictor Cruisers and sixteen Victory II Class Star Destroyers with the fighter and bomber squadrons replaced by TIE Defenders. I would be without rival.

[DarthRevansRevenge]

i would have a Night Hammer, 2 Praetor II, 1 Interdictor Star Destroyer, 2 Immobilizor cruisers, 5 ISD-II, 1 Tector, 2 Secutor, 3 torpedo spheres, 5 victory I, 5 Victory II, 4 Imperial II class carriers, and 20 Lancers. the fleet is fully stocked with TIE Defenders, and all ships have added anti-aircraft/point-defence lasers. i would be unstoppable!

now that i say that, i want to see that fleet