Just wondering. How many of you flip to the rulebook if you need the stats for a sudden Tie Fighter encounter or maybe a speeder to get away in? Im tempted to make up cheat sheets for the vehicles and ships I use, eventually being able to just pull one out of a folder rather than flip pages but it seems like a waste of time when they are already there in the book. Of course, you have to find them if they aren't something common.
No cards yet for ships I guess.
Whats your take?
Only use the books to show my players the pictures. After many years of dnd, I was sick and tired of looking up rules during play. Done with that stuff! I rarely have long structured encounters on the fly, I rather handle the improvised stuff with narrative play or skill checks. Though combat can sometimes be the exception with the adversary cards, but also combat can be handled with a single skill roll.
If my players want to steal a TIE fighter and escape, we don`t need the stats of the fighter(yet). All we need to know is what a TIE-fighter looks like, a skullduggery and a piloting(space) check.
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This was an accidental double-post thread. See the other thread for my response. 
Sorry, double post somehow. Disregard this one
NO MORE POSTS ON THIS ONE PEOPLE!
Hope that gets your attention before you waste your fingers.