LupusVir

I really need some better strategies for the Advent in Rebellion. I need strategies for both The Rebel ans Loyalist factions. Thank you very much.

They need to make a poll asking people what they think.

[quote who="sareth01" reply="30" id="3124143"]Quoting SithLordAJ, reply 14 Quoting GoaFan77, reply 12 they're martyrs huh... just remembered that useless tech 'martyrdom'... that could actually be useful now... its not, trust me i tried it. It still sucks![/quote] It doesn't do effectice damage?

I am glad that this Thread has been brought back to life. I was sure that it had died forever.

I agree that the scaling is just fine. However, a cool mod would make all of the ships, structures, etc. much smaller, as to make it to scale. It would be fun. It would be completely ineffective. You really would most likley get bored quickly. But, it would be awesome for a while. I doubt you would be able to finish a game, as it would take so long.

[quote who="KrdaxDrkrun" reply="3" id="3122810"] Quoting LupusVir, reply 2What would be cool is if the large peices started floating towards the planet, real slow. When it crashes, it does some damage to the planet. The pieces could even be a target for your ships. They would kill the living ships first, and then turn their guns on the pieces. this would be cool, but maybe a wee bit too complicated?[/quote] By complicated, I think You Mean

[quote who="SithLordAJ" reply="14" id="3123300"]Quoting GoaFan77, reply 12they're martyrs huh... just remembered that useless tech 'martyrdom'... that could actually be useful now... [/quote] That gives me an Idea... I could spend not too much supply to make a whole lot of scouts, and then send them to sacrifice themselves, after inflicting as much damage as possible first. Imagine you are on of the scout ships... "Sh

What would be cool is if the large peices started floating towards the planet, real slow. When it crashes, it does some damage to the planet. The pieces could even be a target for your ships. They would kill the living ships first, and then turn their guns on the pieces.

Just a thought, but the bombers being able to kill titans easier fits in with some things from star wars. Both death stars were destroyed by either fighter/bomber x-wings, or a slightly bigger cruiser. What if we could give a ship class the ability to heavily damage a titan? A very small chance, though.

I have not had the chance to try the eradica yet, but I don'y like the sound of the purification ability. I have carefully made fleets, and it does not help to have them destroyed by my own titan.

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I am not sure. I am going to play a rebel game later. I can check.

When they die, then the pirates send more.

[quote who="Ibnpatuta" reply="25" id="3116142"]Doesn't Rebellion already come with Trinity included? I remember this being mentioned a few times. When I installed Trinity on my computer, it did not ask me to un-install the original Sins, but this would not be a problem in Rebellion since it is already the full package and so you would not need Trinity anymore. I'm not sure what you mean by "extra content". Do you mean the additions made to Sins in Rebellion or so

The Sheep!!! The sheep. [e digicons]8C[/e]

SHUDDERS!!!

[quote who="Teun-A-Roonius" reply="6" id="3118902"]I think everyone on these forums should smoke more weed. [/quote] I'll hav yu kno tha i hve nevr... what? I was tiping sumting. I like sheep.

[quote who="InvalidSN" reply="8" id="3118917"]That pretty much trumps my space sheep! I asked again, and it said "Chad is the boy I love." I think it's on to us and is just trolling us now.[/quote] Quick! Give it Sheep Gifts!

[quote who="Chronobomb" reply="11" id="3118953"]I was a previous hater of Steam but now it has wormed its way into my heart. The deals it provides for PC software cant be beat. If I am not sure about a game and eventually (within 3 months) steam will knock 66% off the price for a day and I usually buy it. Also provides Meta-Scores for every game. All my friends are easy to reach and link to. You never ever have to worry about their version being incompatible with m

[quote who="Ryat" reply="10" id="3118952"]The issue with some people is how Steam has treated ones in the past. Some have had credit card issues and then suddenly had their games frozen when they reported only a minor issues. Others enjoy breaking down a game and then using in their own way but Steam takes offense to it.[/quote] Hmmm... Well it has never happened to me. When was the last time this has happened?

I don't have fleets, in general. Why do I need them?

What is so bad about Steam? I have heard tons of people hating on Steam, but I have not encountered anything wrong with it. I played SupCom 2 on Steam, and now Rebellion. Those are the only games I have on Steam, because those are the only games that I want that happen to be on Steam. I don't see what all the fuss is about. Steam seems pretty organized to me. I may be missing something, but if this is just hating for no reason other than "I don&

I am not going to play TEC for a while. I am afraid that if I play it too much, then I will forever lose intrest in it. Edit: never mind, I am going to play now. I waited a whole 15 min. I am good now.

I think cleverbot is insane and is planning to take over the world. And become a sheep.

[quote who="GoaFan77" reply="72" id="3118717"]Quoting LupusVir, reply 71Yeah. The only bugs I saw in the Advent were very minor. Clearly you weren't looking very hard. Several of the Advent Rebel techs did nothing, the loyalist tech that makes culture spread from every planet only worked on planets you controlled at the time you researched (and if you took those planet they would sometimes make culture for the other player). My ships were randomly getting buffs out of no where,