I would like it if hero's were able to have their ship upgraded the same as the mainline vessels.
Quite a few of them quickly become outdated.
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Posted 18 May 2014 - 11:17 AM
I'll tell you this: fleet heroes in space combat will be less overpowered than in 1.2.
That situation needed to be fixed.
If it's hard then it's worth doing.
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Posted 19 May 2014 - 12:28 AM
They're not even that over powered, really, it's just that they grand you easy early heavy capital ships, and even then it's mostly a Empire issue with all of the ISD hero ships basically giving you an ISD for a higher price but no research required.
Well, the special attacks some ISDs have are over powered, I admit, but I'm for removing all special attacks unless it's simulating an actual ability the vessel has.
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Posted 23 May 2014 - 04:25 PM
It's a shame that there aren't passive indigenous civilian on maps. That could lead to an interesting mechanic for Isard, where random civvies would start attacking invading NR forces. This would represent Isard's brainwashing techniques.
Since we don't have that I had two alternative ideas. 1) Let Isard start with/be able to build seemingly passive or unarmed civvies that can act as surprise, maybe suicide if we wanna get rather dark, units. I.E. They would be like fireships but for ground.
2) Alternatively, just give Isard herself, a minor version of the Emperor's mind control ability. Long cool-down, small AoE.
Since we don't have that I had two alternative ideas. 1) Let Isard start with/be able to build seemingly passive or unarmed civvies that can act as surprise, maybe suicide if we wanna get rather dark, units. I.E. They would be like fireships but for ground.
2) Alternatively, just give Isard herself, a minor version of the Emperor's mind control ability. Long cool-down, small AoE.
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Posted 23 May 2014 - 08:07 PM
I mentioned it here since she is essentially the Imperial leader for this campaign and thus what I was describing more of a campaign mechanic for RtC more than a Isard feature.
I thought it was appropriately place, but please let the powers that be move it/delete it if I was incorrect
I thought it was appropriately place, but please let the powers that be move it/delete it if I was incorrect
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