I tried this one out and for the couple of games I played It got to the point where people eventually had to pick their poison with the syck or take on the IG's with the extra action.

The Scyk was a bit squishy and went down early. But not after a couple turns of passing extra actions to the IG88's the hardest part was keeping them turned. But had the most luck just circling the track on the outside leaving enough room if one ship gets ionized. Also difficult keeping a wall amongst asteroids. Was good enough to keep solid target locks up for about 4 rounds, with an extra evade or focus to minimize damage and allow the M3-A Scyk to barrel roll behind the IG88's when needed.

There are plenty of ways around this list, but also plenty of options to make it hurt when they tried. These ships are low cost enough (as opposed to Imperial Cadi's (decimator) to be able to pull this off and still have a squad lear capable ship left. Even if the Scyk is a flash and burn.

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Dirty QB and the Hogmollies
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100 points

Pilots
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IG88-A (40)
Aggressor (36), Draw Their Fire (1), Fire-Control System (2), IG-2000 (0), Tactical Jammer (1)

IG88-B (38)
Aggressor (36), Draw Their Fire (1), IG-2000 (0), Tactical Jammer (1)

Serissu (22)
M3-A “Scyk” Interceptor (20), Squad Leader (2)

try flying the C instead of the A ... really the A is only good against a tie swarm in a 100 v 100 game

Also from my misplaying the list, I would swap out "B" as well since I have no "secondary" cannon equipped.

"A" wasn't horrible, I got at least 2-3 shields back in the fight for both ships. But I am sure I could boost combo more with the "C". I think I would try A and C again.