Admiral Darth Veggie Interviews PT106!

By Darth Veggie, in Star Wars: Armada

Unfortunately, it took due to the different time zones and my vacation last week a bit longer to finish the interview with pt106.
Now, the Sith Lod of Carrots presents his next Armada article with pride. As mentioned last time, the interview focuses on the question how to properly use an ISD and how to avoid it being outmaneuvered. The following link leads you to the article. You need to scroll down for an English version of it.

http://admiral-darthveggie.jimdo.com/
Be cautious. The article isn't short and to get the full benefit of reading it, one should click on the images and compare them with the text.
Have fun reading! Comments are welcome.

Thanks for this.

I'm an Imperial player that has used 2 ISDs for the last dozen games. Though I feel I've had good results, I've also felt there is so much more I could learn- I could have played the list better in every game. Its certainly the most fun list I've played, it just clicks for me.

Its really good to see another (quite different) take on the same archetype.

On a more specific point- very interesting to see we both independently came to the same conclusion on ISDs and QLT. Though you often see them on Raiders, you get the most bang for the buck on large ships. Combined with overlapping double dice AA fields, a few good rolls can remove the bomber threat.

I really want to see this work. Haven't seen a game where qlt and aa saved the day.

That deployment was horrendous against me. I couldnt dodge both front arcs, and with six turns I wouldnt be able to get round the back of the second ISD, it was horrible.

As a side note, its horrible reading small white text on a black background.

You are the second person mentioning this. I will change it (in the near future).

I changed the design of the web page. Although I liked the old one more, I completely understand that it does not perfect for everybody's eyes.

Edited by Darth Veggie

Try yellow on black or black on yellow. It really makes the text pop out well.