I was training Screed with Darth Vader as a Dark Jedi and he turned out to be a traitor. I couldn't do anything to him so I kept training him. What do you do to traitors?

Have Darth crush every bone in his body, ... one at a time. Then wrap him in a single large piece of wet rawhide, then put him out in the sun. As the rawhide dries, it slowly shrinks, squeezing his internal organs until they burst and bodily fluids start oozing from every pore/orifice of his body. Or, (in Texas) bury him in a fire ant mound.

 

 

Ok, two real choices: 1) retire him, 2) since he has command capabilities, give him a command somewhere doing anything (per the manual, traitors given a command position won't betray their command). Otherwise, he's going to stab you in the back, first chance he gets. And you know he will.

Yeah, I always retire my traitors. I don't like them hanging around.

Just retire them its the easiest solution.

That's what I thought, its been over a year or two since I've played the game.

Or you can use them to your advantage. If you have a traitor at, say, Coruscant, put a character who's loyalty you know of on espionage missions (Or just espionage droids) and move some of the ships from your fleet away. The espionage crew (Or even your ships, possibly) will tell you that a Rebel fleet is inbound to take out the fleet that they think is there, when your group brings in the rest of the fleet and whipes them out, effectively screwing the offensive abilities of an enemy.

Just retire them its the easiest solution.

 

But the less satisfactory one. I usually pack them in a Galleon and send them in a enemy 'fortress' world. If a battle ensues they'll be either captured or killed. Traitor Scum!

Trejiuvanat wrote:

 

I usually pack them in a Galleon and send them in a enemy 'fortress' world. If a battle ensues they'll be either captured or killed.

 

What a waste of a perfectly good galleon .

I don't worry about it. It has never put me in any trouble having them along. I usally keep them near Vader though.

What a waste of a perfectly good galleon .

 

As if Galleons were anything but waste....

I'd tend to agree whole-heartedly. Besides, the things only take about three days to build in a regular shipyard, or something. And then they only carry two regiments

I've never had a instant where the traitor made my game harder or the other side know what I was doing.

I generally just retire them, though I have also tried to bring them back to the Rebellion (in the end I usually still retire them).

 

Though Trej's post has some meritt to it

Next time i am going to try Trej's method.

Trejiuvanat wrote:

 

DarthTex wrote:

What a waste of a perfectly good galleon .

 

 

As if Galleons were anything but waste....

 

True. So, if galleons are a waste, what's that make the "traitor" worth?

 

I sent my traitor on a solo espionage mission. I'll just keep sending him all over the galaxy doing the same thing until he gets "captured". Otherwise, maybe he'll actually get some useful info? As a traitor on an espionage mission, I don't think "false" information would be provided . Maybe, I'll do what someone else suggested and send him to Coruscant (after I temporarily "re-locate" the defense fleet), send him on a wild goose chase, then bring back the fleet to see if the rebels took the bait that Coruscant is defenseless.

That;s a good idea Tex. I'll do that next time.

I've never had a traitor in my ranks, I don't know why?

I've never had a traitor in my ranks, I don't know why?

 

Hey, N3C!!! Long time no see mate

Thank you, yes, I know, sorry I wasn't all that present on the forum since... boy it has really been a long time since I have been really active. But now I've got a who month, and absolutely nothing to do, so I will be more active, like in my beginnings, oh maybe not that much .

But you must know that I was coming to see what was happening here at last once a week, but I wasn't interested or had no time to post any answers.

 

So, to go back to the topic, who do you get a traitor and can you have a mole in the enemie's ranks?