DarthTofu

Impstar Deuce or Dauntless? Dauntless is the Rebel's most powerful cruiser. An Impstar Deuce is the same as an Imperial II Star Destroyer- I just call it an impstar Deuce 'cause Mike Stackpole did in X-wing and the name stuck

Shy'ati Rhy'stol Appearance: Species: Thankwash Male Height: 3.5 meters Fur color: golden brown Eyes: black Shy'ati Rhy'stol is a Thakwashian who learned to dislike the Empire for their descriminations against him. Due to multiple minds in his head, Shy'ati is capable of performing many tasks with admirable skills, including espionage and combat which are aided by the increadible strength of his species. Stats: Leadership: 100 (20) Combat: 98 (20) Espionage: 60 (30) Diplomacy: 80 (40) Ship design: no Facility design: no Troop training: no Admiral: no General: yes Commander: no Change whatever you want, give him a force ranking, yadda, yadda, yadda. Hope this guy is good for you- he's based a bit on Runt from Wraith Squadron.

Umm, what part of minus missions didn't ya get, Tex? And what good would knowing what was being built do you unless it was something like a Dauntless that was almost done being built? And yeah, i guess you're right about in-bound fleets and junk- might want to add an Impstar Deuce to your arsenal, there, Numerouno.

Oh. Whoops, I thought you were referring to if you were Empire, by saying that you had to protect Coruscant. Well, then, just send Luke down to Coruscant when he has a high force ranking, let him get captured or escape, or whatever, and you get Palpy- that easy! (If Luke is Jedi knight or higher and he is captured, he will be taken to palpy by Vader and overpower both, thus capturing them.)

Yeah... All the people from Star Wars that actually could act either got a lifetime achievement award and retired or are dead... Now we're stuck with Hayden Christianson and Jake Loyyd for actors. Joy.

A quick way to get infor is to build something crappy, like, say, a galleon, and send it with nothing in it to the planet. if they have a CC 700, big whoopdeedoo, they blew up a cheap piece of worthless crap. If they don't, you can run and save the ship and now you know all there is to know minus missions, ect.

What about him? Move him off Coruscant.

meh, whatever. I find that small galaxies make for quicker, more challenging games. A: Less space to run. B: less space for the enemy to store a flotilla

A touching commemorative... Now let's see that beard on your sister's face, Thrawn!

Only good thing good about this is that its one heck of a boon to iraq's economy, meaning that we might be able to pull out of the place soon! By the way, apparently we don't have to walk to the next game for marching band- its a home game!

That's where I'm changing it. Where else can you change it

Oh, they suck...

Hurricane Katrina hiting New Orleans means that oil prices will rocket due to a lack of oil and petrolium being released. This leads to some issues: such as this: http://www.wesh.com/news/4921285/detail.html I don't live in Orange County, but I lilve in one of the major counties, and ten miles from my High School. Both my parents leave in the morning, so I may end up telling my children I marched ten miles through scorching heat to go to school. Fun, fun, fun. Anyone else have these issues going on?

Should I be getting a "Internal Server Error" message? If I was, it wasn't terribly funny.

Now's probably a bad time to tell you that recruiting as an underdog can be bad due to the high likely hood of trechary, huh? I tried a hard game as the Empire ( I thought it would be sort of like when I managed to whoop everyone's butt on easy... ) and recruited like mad with Palpy my first few days. I had jedi Niles Ferrier and Jedi Ozzel (He tends to be a jedi a lot, doesn't he?). Anyway, I then went on to lose Coruscant to some well placed sabatoge missions in addition to a loss of much maintenance point-wise and ship wise (They killed three Victory two and two Imperial Star Destroyers!... All seperately because I was stupid.) Anyway, like I was saying, they took Coruscant and I fled to my advanced shipyard Alpha site (Endor, go figure) where I promptly found that I had several triators. They ratted me to the Rebels and before long I got nailed with about, oh, two Mon Cals, six Blockade Runners, and seven or eight escort carriers chaulk full of X-wings and Y-wings. Needless to say I got to see my SSD blow up in the lovely cut scene... So it can be a bad idea to recruit people when at your whit's end.

I only knew him as failing for the last time, but in respect to him, I'll put his character on a planet and blow it up with a Death Star... Rest in Peace, amigo. And say hi to Alec Guiness for me...

lol. I found a few factors that my be odd coincidences, or could work. 1: try to change the profile as fast as you possibly can. 2: Try to limit it to one line and it might work. I still get those weird divider things when I do it...

No no, he emant as the Alliance. Also, if you're the Empire and you blow up Coruscant, the Rebels can't take it. How great is that? You win the game if you eventually get a fleet in good order and kill everyone off.

Uh, no, I didn't use a Death Star. By "blew up Coruscant" I meant that I blew the crap out of its fleet and ground based defenses before i invaded it. As for Palpy and Darth, I usually find Palpy on Coruscant, but Darth always seems to get away- it annoys the living crap out of me when I eventually find him on Ryloth or whatever...

I have the power! Why did he run around in short-shorts ih He-Man was "He-Man" as opposed to "She-Man"? Come to think of it, why do all super hero guys wear short shorts?

Hehe, Dantooine- what are the odds of that? So how did you find it? Random informants, probe droids...?

Heck, every time I played I just pulled all force to the outer rim, made a huge fleet, blew up Sluis sector and then blew up Coruscant. That simple!

Step one: Get all of Sesswenna as loyal as you can as fast as yyou can and move very piece of defense that you can to it! Unless this is an easy game, then you can simply start diplomacy missions at will. For medium or hard, though, you would be so screwed that it isn't funny. Well, unless you're watching someone else play. Then it's funny.

I agree- You have to have your head handed to you at least once! Also, if you want some help taking Coruscant, then bloackade a couple of loyal Imperial planets that have many mines/refineries. Send espionage teams, and eventually a Star Destroyer or two will be dispatched to take care of what has been sent out. Send your fleet to Coruscant and reap the benefits of only having to take on a small chunk of the fleet. Plus about 80 squadrons of TIEs... %};ll:

I'll keep that in mind. I think that the reason the Empire has no diplomats is because A) it forces you to choose between leaving Palpy on Coruscant for a bonus or using him to turn the galaxy to you and B) the Empire was more of an Iron Fist than a kind, warm, soft one.