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[quote who="Annekynn" reply="19" id="3177407"] Quoting Blair Fraser, reply 1The AI isn't cheating, that is part of the design. Titans come back at the level they died at. So here I came to the forums to rage about how I just quit/uninstalled this POS expansion because Titans are ridiculously overpowered and tedious to kill AND the AI can just keep spewing them at max level endlessly and behold I find this thread as the first unstickied post, get all excited that its a bug

[quote who="RiddleKing" reply="82" id="3099345"]Guys you have all missed something when discussing Titans. You should understand that the tec loyalists and rebels are not suppose to counter each other therefore the loyalist titan rains supreme. The race that wants to annihilate the Tec empire is the Advent and im pretty sure they'll just 1: disable its abilities, 2: disable it movements, 3: increase its weapon cool down- 4: Assimilate the tec titans su

It isn't too expensive to make a colonized planet contribute to your economy, and rebel players can colonize planets a lot faster because they don't have to deal with the defenders. As it is I think it's a bit overpowered. Of course, the rebels don't have a titan that will almost never die when it levels up a few times. But still.

Yeah, my corvettes died by the dozens when they encountered mines.

When titans were introduced I thought they would be a lot farther up the techtree, possibly even requiring both civilian and military research (civilian for the station, maybe?). As it is, they're way too powerful for where they are, especially because it's so hard to kill the Ankylon and nothing early-game can compete with them (especially considering how easy it is to level them up against a pirate base). If it keeps its level upon death that's just weird, and seem