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The ones in Heart of the Tiger are either upgraded models or different older fighters which use similar space-frame designs.

There were basically two schools of thought concerning the UBW pre-Black Lance affair. One said that it didn't matter whether or not the UBW planets had signed the Confederation charter because the original colonists were from Confed worlds, the other said that since the UBW planets had signed...

That was a battleship not a carrier. And full-size carriers were really rare. Around 2 1/2 months after Special Operations 2 ends Confed only has 7 fleet carriers operational with 1 down for repairs for a year and the Kilrathi only have around 20 fleet carriers.

Hell Hole wasn't the capital, it was just an outpost before it was rendered uninhabitable by the Kilrathi.

If I remember right Bossman was presumed dead but he was actually captured and then rescued shortly after the movie and Knight ejected before his ship was destroyed.

Why is the Rapier I on the list when it only appeared in the movie and the movie-related novels? The Rapier from WCI was the Rapier II not the Rapier I.

Raptor with the Rapier II in second. I loved Neutron Guns back in the day. I still wish the designers of most of the later games didn't try to weaken or remove the Neutron Guns.

According to the Pilgrim Truth outline Mikal Taggart was a Pilgrim Alliance fighter pilot, so if either side killed him it would be the Confederation.

Actually a terminator that looks more normal is better because all of the terminators that were sent back in time are infiltration models, and the T-1000 and T-X blend in a lot better then the T-800I and T-850I model 101s. Since the main goal of an infiltration unit is to blend in this is more...

Actually T2 states that he's 10 but implies that he's 9 because the T-800 when explaining the events that lead to Judgment Day states that it's three years into the future that the SKYNET funding bill was passed so problems with his age predate T3. I agree that T3 made it much worse by implying...

So Pilgrims can actually form gravity wells or did I mis-read something in the outline?

Do any of the books explain how their offensive abilities work?

Those abilities were supposed to be rare? I thought the movie made it clear that those abilities were part of being a Pilgrim.

The wording of John Connor's thoughts/speech at the end of T3 make it clear that either those are his thoughts as Judgment Day is occuring or they are his thoughts right after Judgment Day. In either case there's no way for him to know that SKYNET was software instead of hardware, thus he's just...

I want to the discuss 2 points about T3 1: The "Judgment Day is inevitable" line can be interperted in two ways. A: There was never any stopping Judgment Day. B: it was once possible to stop Judgment Day but at that point it's too late. 2: The SKYNET is software idea is John Connor's...

Are there any plans to add the Arena ships to the Encyclopedia and Database?

Does anyone mind explaining how Keffer's death is similar to Seether's death, other then the fact that they were both starfighter pilots killed while flying starfighters?

There a fairly old topic talking about Space Above and Beyond and somewhere in it there is a link to a site with specs of the ships if you're interested.

I think it was mentioned in the movie novel as the fighter model Blair's father was flying when he was killed but you never actually see one.

If they did that then both Confed light fighters you flew in the game would have the same guns and there would be no point in having two confed light fighter models in the game.