I'm very OK with the Rebels and Imperials keeping their tricks separate... at least for the short term.

I won't not buy one of those CC-7700's if they ever release one.

The faction symbol just defines which ships belong to whom. Fleet Command upgrades are a unique "Rebel Only" upgrade, while Experimental Retrofit upgrades are a unique "Imperial Only" thing.

The Rebels get to do cool extra command abilities with their unique upgrade, while the Imperials mess with the battlefield and effect ship speeds with their unique upgrade.

And how would that be different from Faction Officers and Admirals, dont they offer unique abilities?

Why does each faction need their own unique upgrades when you can make those uprades unique with a symbol in the corner and now have 2 more upgrade slots for use in future ships for either side?

Because if they don't want them unique forever, and just want them unique for now, and not have to repeat themselves at a later stage to provide that cross faction comparability.... Then they're doing the right thing right now.

I'm very OK with the Rebels and Imperials keeping their tricks separate... at least for the short term.

I won't not buy one of those CC-7700's if they ever release one.

Or a captured and modified Strike class cruiser, as seen in the X-wing "Balance of Power" PC game expansion

I don't really know the answer, but for the Empire to not get Fleet Command just seems wrong.

The way I see it, any upgrade with the exclamation marks in the title is unfit to be used by Empire. Keep calm and eliminate that scum.

Intensify Forward Firepower!

Too Late!

I don't really know the answer, but for the Empire to not get Fleet Command just seems wrong.

The way I see it, any upgrade with the exclamation marks in the title is unfit to be used by Empire. Keep calm and eliminate that scum.

Intensify Forward Firepower!

Too Late!

I don't really know the answer, but for the Empire to not get Fleet Command just seems wrong.

The way I see it, any upgrade with the exclamation marks in the title is unfit to be used by Empire. Keep calm and eliminate that scum.

Intensify Forward Firepower!

Too Late!

Arggghhh!!!

I don't really know the answer, but for the Empire to not get Fleet Command just seems wrong.

The way I see it, any upgrade with the exclamation marks in the title is unfit to be used by Empire. Keep calm and eliminate that scum.

Intensify Forward Firepower!

Too Late!

Hm, what would the 'Too Late!' command do?

I don't really know the answer, but for the Empire to not get Fleet Command just seems wrong.

The way I see it, any upgrade with the exclamation marks in the title is unfit to be used by Empire. Keep calm and eliminate that scum.

Intensify Forward Firepower!

Too Late!

Hm, what would the 'Too Late!' command do?

This

And curse my misreading a post when I'm just glancing at it while at work.

You gotta love how despite the fact that there are thousands and thousands of capable trained crewmen on the Executor, the bridge being taken out makes them all incapable of doing their jobs anymore, forcing the Executor to crash into the death star and explode for some reason.

Piett is apparently a load-bearing boss, which might explain why Vader never choked him out.

Could fleet command be one of the title cards that have yet to be spoilt ?

The Pelta is a gunship and a carrier....

Either the Quasar or the Venator fills that role for the empire....and according to an FFG sponsored game Venators are still in service at Endor.

The Pelta is a gunship and a carrier....

Either the Quasar or the Venator fills that role for the empire....and according to an FFG sponsored game Venators are still in service at Endor.

Oh, blech.

Forgot about the Quasar Fire.

I guess the version on 'Rebels' wasn't quite as awful as the EU version, but...still...****, what an ugly ship.

(I'll go ahead and throw that in the same group with the Baleen-class freighters and Braha'tok gunships for hurk...blergh...SPEW>>> )