Perhaps this was brought up before(at the airport, no time for 8 pages of what you think) but all kidding aside(I'll read it when I'm home) the problem I see in TIEfighter's excellent article(if I may call it that) is that where would we buy the rogue squadorn card? I agree with TIEFighter's thoughts but enough players ***** and moan about having to buy the transport or the corvette to get what they "need." Where should ffg apply this?
I want to make clear that I think this the best idea I've read.
Paul Heaver is quoted with something like this, "It's sad that people don't use unique pilots enough." We should see all the moves away from generics as a function of the designers' sympathy with this statement. Maybe we should let go of the past? Maybe rookies are the future?
The name doesn't do much for me, and I think rookies should die out.
Long live unique pilots: long live pilot skill choices.