4 hours ago, arnoldrew said:Bounty hunters work on the edge of legality, and often right over the edge. They've worked with the Alliance and Rebel characters all the time. I could see Cassian having a similar ability as well, but I don't know what it would be called.
1 hour ago, Alpha17 said:4-LOM and Zuckess both worked with the Rebellion quite extensively in the EU, so could easily fit in with them. Rebels also had the occasional friendly Bounty hunter, so it fits in either canon.
My point was that rebels can’t hold a bounty once they have them (at least not for long) as they have no permanent bases. Any work that they would higher someone for would be for mercenary work, not bounty hunting. Bounty hunting is something totally for the empire and I hope FF keeps it that way as it is thematic. At some point I’m sure FF will come up with something for the rebels that gives them the extra VP, but until that happens things are rather lopsided. Most games are close, winning by one victory point. Having the ability to gain that VP through another means is very powerful. Leaving one side with this ability and then giving that same side a second unit that can do it as well, while not giving it to the other is an odd choice. Again this leads into my premise of the designers having a preference as to which side they like.
Come to think of it bringing in Sabine now seemed odd too. I’m glad they did. I like the character, the mini and what they came up with, but since they had just come out with Rogue One stuff, why did they suddenly dip into the rebel’s? Why not Cassian, or someone from the OT, like Lando (though I suppose he’s more of a commander). Sometimes it seems like FF is their own worst enemy. They are causing this game imbalance and it’s not something like an unexpected synergy, this should be obvious.