That definitely sounds like you haven't researched all four levels of the Titan under the Military tree. Each level of Titan research only unlocks 25% of the Titan for construction. If you HAVE researched it, check you haven't lost any labs, technology you've researched becomes unusable once the number of labs you have falls below its minimum requirement.
Pretty self explanatory. And high-larious. Save game available if you wish for it here
Ah yes I found it now, cool thanks guys!
THE GOOD There's a lot good to be said about the beta. First off is that it already feels more finished than a lot of other games do at launch, so much kudos there. Secondly all the decisions and additions to Rebellion, as far as I can tell given the scope of the beta, have paid off. Titans are rather excellent, and beyond how fantastic the models look, I must congratulate the sound and VFX teams for giving them an awesome presence. Their very existence is a Psychological
I find Corvettes have less utility when it's just them you're fielding in battle, regardless of how many there are and I consider them to be a blended Hoshiko/Cielo frigate weight ship. What you want from Corvettes are their special effects (damage to Phase Drive/Repair Systems). I field them as part of a larger fleet so that there are higher priority targets on the field, and in large numbers, such that it is tedious for a Human player to attack them all individually. Despite their u
Both myself and Ryat got Space Ponies on the occupied planets as well. May well be a bug.
Discovered my first Space Ponies! as well during the Beta on an occupied world.
[quote who="KidInTheHall28" reply="12" id="3097411"]Yarlen, can we get some background lore on the sizes of the ships, that's awesome that Kol is between 1.5-2km long.[/quote] Yeah that was just an estimated figure I like to work with. Makes the Capitals super imposing while ships in the Cruiser line large enough as well. I'm sure Ironclad have an internal scale they use for modelling, but whether it translates to lore I'm not sure. Also I like the An
Both the Starbase and Titan could do with beefing up, maybe make the fleet a little larger too just so there is some prep and build up required to take the planet.
Seems about right to me, roughly three to four times the length of the Kol which is what I pictured when I saw the pre-alpha shot. Makes it between 5 and 6 kilometres in length by my estimate assuming my theory that the Kol is about 1.5 to 2km long.
Had this as well. Always seemed to happen at the same planet. Also playing as Loyalists
Just played a couple of hours myself, I agree. I did come across a bug where a seemingly random selection of ships at a specific planet would just disappear, but still be listed in the thumbnail icon over the planet, when I clicked on them I was just presented with a blank skybox. Trying to replicate that bug again but otherwise this beta shows more spit and polish than most games on release. Very well done chaps.
[quote who="DavidFalcon" reply="21" id="3094944"]Just thought of this... I preordered back on March 12, 2011! Stardock=Impulse back then... Impulse now = Gamestop and Stardock is separate. How is this going to work being that Gamestop/Impulse has no record but Stardock does?!?[/quote] That question has been asked before. I'm unclear on the specifics, but it's apparently ALL FINE [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Awesome, the ships feel very physical and material now. This is terrible timing though guys, I had JUST talked myself OUT of getting a new gaming PC.
Just a query/suggestion. I was playing an LAN game with my friend last night and some way through a rather large 8 way battle started going down, and as you can imagine, that put some strain both on my laptop (the host) and the Network Switch we were using to link together. I'm studying Computer Science, and methods of lightening processor load are a key feature of my studies and my interest was particularly peaked when EVE Online and Supreme Commander 2 rolled out with Time Dilat
I brought it to the attention of a Stardockian in another thread and it's been rectified (on the store at least).
[quote who="OsirisDawn" reply="55" id="3031472"] I preordered SoaSE: Rebbellion, its missing in the list. It would be nice to appear there as preorder. Or make a new category Preorders. - The Pre-Order of SoaSE: Rebellion is missing in my Order History (it did order through Impulse, maybe that is the reason?)[/quote] Yeah same here, starting to worry it's been forgotten. I know that's probably not the case, but just to be able to see it would be reass
[quote who="Skittles" reply="27" id="3031187"] Quoting Mighty Mongoose, reply 22Rebellion's release date is listed as 1st December. To my eyes, this is either a mistake or the opening of the Beta. Clarification? This has been changed, thank you for the heads up![/quote] No problem, got my hopes up a little bit, but I knew it couldn't be true [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Rebellion's release date is listed as 1st December. To my eyes, this is either a mistake or the opening of the Beta. Clarification?
The TEC's defensive options are fantastic, and as such do phenomenally well in a battle of attrition. Their firepower is unspectacular, though it will do the job, though the time it takes to do that job is significantly longer than most other fleets can survive. If playing a long game where it is viable, build a force of Hoshiko's and Cielo's alongside your main force, the Hoshiko's will augment the TEC's already bullish resilience and help them stand against the withering
>sigh< The endless futility of pitting two fictional universes with a different set of rules against one another. It just doesn't work, the classic argument from the trekkies is that Federation shields have been shown to repel lasers with ease, however in Star Wars, lasers are shown to be incredibly powerful weapons. This could be technological disparity or it is more definitely just the two universes being incompatible with one another. Simply put, a weapon or technology that is po
That, I believe, is a Caldari Titan from Eve Online
[quote who="IHaTeD2" reply="297" id="2904631"]"Could the vasari start off on a volcanic planet and the advent on a desert planet? And will there eventually be a technological victory condition?" wtf? I hope not, lmao ...[/quote] Given how easy it is to impede research simply by destroying labs, tech victory could be interesting IMO
[quote who="DirtySanchezz" reply="275" id="2902111"]A Domination game type might be wild and crazy fun or it could be a gasser. Only way is to try it. I suspect that it would be wild-and-crazy fun.[/quote] Agreed. Even simpler would just be making "Gateway" an MP scenario.
[quote who="Yarlen" reply="263" id="2901840"]Essentially at the start of Rebellion, you'll be presented with the original, loyalist and rebellion tech trees. From there you have a choice: You can not pick a side (and miss out on a lot of the new techs/ships/pew pew) or you can choose to be a loyalist/rebel (by researching something in one of their tech trees). Once you start researching something in the loyalist/rebel tree, your choice is made for the rest of the game, which will have v
