I'm starting to think this build makes me fly like a Jedi.

T-70

Stay on Target, Targeting Astromech, Hobbie Klivian, Squadron Leader, Experimental Interface

How a turn plays out.

Set up, select a maneuver you don't want.

After all opponents PS5 or less have moved, reveal and change you maneuver to whatever works best. This becomes a red maneuver and gives you a stress.

Targeting Astromech gives you a free target lock for performing a red maneuver.

Hobbie removes 1 stress for gaining a target lock.

Spend your action to focus, since you already have target lock.

After performing an action, use the Experimental Interface to perform another action (Squadron leader), and gain a stress.

Shoot, and be sure to use target lock (and focus if needed).

After using a target lock, Hobbie removes another stress.

So each turn, I'm picking the exact move, after my opponents move, getting a target lock, focus, and then assisting an ally by giving a free action, and shedding all the stress in the process.

Sure feels Jedi-like to change your maneuver to whatever is best at the speed and throw all those re-rolls.

And that's all at Pilot Skill 5.

Are you the highest PS in the group? If so you can have Squadron Leader, but if not its not available.

And nice build, but not really Jedi worthy.

Once you do both, TL, focus, boost, and barrel roll all in one turn and ditch the 1 stress you get for it while regenerating a shield, then you might be Jedi worthy. (R2-D2, Sabine, Hobbie, Jake Farrell, and PTL).