The title says it all. I used to play Red Daggers a lot, now I have changed to a 2xDagger Squadron with adv sensors and 3xTala Squadron build with 7 Points of bling (I have used 2x Ion Missiles and 1 Munitions Failsafe on my Talas, but am goint to try out a Heavy Laser cannon on one of the Daggers.

I just love being able to change my play order every turn. And it is really superior if I manage to create a kind of mosh pit in the middle with everything crashing together.

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Thinking of this for fun

Not just you. I find the options it gives you to be insanely valuable, and it is something I think most Swarm players could attest to as well.

Two Rookie X-Wings and two Blue Squadron B-Wings with Heavy Laser Cannons (think it might be called Blue Thunder) all PS 2. My standard 'go-to' Rebel list... Until my Falcon arrives next week!

You are not alone out there.

Ideally I'd have one (very) high PS ship and all others on exactly the same PS.

It makes manoeuvring *so* much easier.

Two Rookie X-Wings and two Blue Squadron B-Wings with Heavy Laser Cannons (think it might be called Blue Thunder) all PS 2. My standard 'go-to' Rebel list... Until my Falcon arrives next week!

People who use predator (everyone) must love you.

I tend to stick to a lot of PS 4 builds still. I suppose it's a hold-over for me from earlier waves. I do sometimes, like Elkerlyc says too, use one high PS pilot, with all the PS 4 fun.

I'll echo the sentiment that it's a benefit to move all my ships in whatever order I want rather than trying to string together some elaborate plan in my brain when I'm setting the dials, only to forget exactly what I wanted to do in what order when it's time to move and interact with my opponent's moves.