RogueCommander

I suppose Petro knows what they are doing with putting a pop. cap. of 20 since they are playtesting the game.But IMO that seems quite low. What I am wondering is if the pop cap was set low for stragety or to make it available to low-end computers to make more money. Im leaning to the latter but I hope I am wrong. I say it should be an option where you choose the pop. cap. for space.

1. Are bases built by the player or does the player just choose pre-designed ones? 2. Are the videos of the official EaW site a accurate representation of damage done by units? 3. Why has the Venator dissappeared from the unit list on the Official EaW site. 4. Any estimate to when a demo will be released? 5. What are some things a player can research(other than the Death Star)? Well those are my questions....

Well about the game being targeted at newcomers to RTS I slightly disagree. I myself(and some others I know) don't have too much experience with RTS's(mainly played the demos) and even I am being apprehensive the game is going to have no depth at all. About the campaign how I see it is that you either finish the game by doing all the missions and sub-plots or by taking everything over. The reason why the Deather Star scene is so focused is because that is where ANH ended so it will most likely be the end of the rebellion campaign. With the empire it most likely will be the destruction of Yavin and then either you win or you must take out what little rebellion there is left on other planets.

If it is only ground based then LEC should be informed to correct the information on the site. Since on there it shows that there is a space and ground version of both.

Delphi do ships repair instantly or over a period of time? If ships do repair instantly doesn't that kill off the whole purpose of doing hit and run tactics(with rebels) Since any damage you inflict will just be repaired after the battle.

I think both factions should get some type of cloaking/jammer device just make it that the Imperial ones costs less but is less effective but the rebels cost more but are more effective. Simple solution.

Actually I think you can't go around planets only that part of space you see in the videos/screenshots. Although it would be cool most likely it is just the background.

That Avaris is why people are being apprehensive about heroes. They can't die so you'll probably meet the same hero multiple times, being so powerful I would not be surprised if a small group of heroes attacked a base and destroyed it. Im interested how this will get balanced. So far it looks like the most horrifying battle wil be the last one since all your oponents heroes will be at one place.

I hope weather is in but is carefully balenced. The last thing I want is to get hit by weather effects every single time I land on a planet. About how to predict it, maybe some type of building can be built that helps predict weather or some warning effects. Such as snow fall increasing rapidly could be a sign of a blizzard on its way.

I believe it was in EU but a prototype was used in the spacebattle above Endor.

Well I do see some reasoning there. Since Hero's can't be killed and there are many of them chances are high that Mid-game or End-game there will be multiple hero's dominating the battlefield. Which IMO would just start killing off gameplay. The main issue I have is they can't be killed. Which means even if you use the Deathstar and blow up the planet the hero was on the hero somehow comes back which is really dumb.....

Don't forget that rebels can probably get Yoda. But yeah I agree I think both sides should have about the same number of heroes to balance it out.

After watching most of the clips bombers look like they do alot of damage. My main concern is that can bomber runs on a planet be spammed?If they can be I think it would ruin gameplay since whoever controls the space won't even have to mount a large attack force but instead overrun the opponent with squads of bombers. Comments?Opinions?