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The problem with fleet battles is, that capships don't seem to target components of other capships.

That and the fact that Maniac is about 50 and shouldn't even be flying...

Killerwave has some for WCP/SO. http://killerwave.solsector.net/Ships.html

What about Confed's seemingly free reign of Kilrathi space? I think if Confed can handle all those hundreds of systems it already has, it would be able to do a military occupation of the hundreds that the Kilrathi have. Confed also probably has some control over any Kilrathi shipyards. Any...

I'd like a complex branching system like WC1 (although all the options are good). Multiplayer would be cool tho, I don't know how possible that would be.

Spirit also tranfered to the TCS Austin with Angel.

Not really. Space is a big place to lose stuff in. And a united Kilrathi Navy doesn't make it an adequate navy.

It's not like them to keep a fighter around for 100 years, but you're talking about the real military again.

Yaaaay! I hope it's a little less complicated than Homeworld was (not that I had a problem with it :)

Which means the TC has an even better chance of winning. *hands Ripper a cookie from last Christmas* Here you go. :D

Dude, a single X-Wing took out the Death Star. An X-Wing and the MF took out another Death Star. An A-Wing destroyed the bridge of a Super Star Destroyer. They're just following the movies. Besides, you have to be good enough to take out an ImpStar with just an X-Wing. It's not like it's a...

Plus the material (at least in WC3) was kind of like an astronaut's uniform. It's naturally wrinkly. And how many callsigns in WC are over two syllables? Vagabond, Paladin and Vaquero are the only ones that come to mind, and they're pretty quick to say. You call also shorten them and still...

Mine too, ('cept for the Dragon of course :). It is surprisingly lethal for a light fighter.

It works in Star Trek because they all came from the same race initially (including Humans). I forget what the race is called right now. For Tolkien's races it's probably along the lines of Humans and Neanderthal interbreeding. If I remember correctly, they could and did, even tho they were...

Then they'd be KAS, right?

Wasn't there supposed to be more info about a week ago?

That seems like a good way to lose elite troops, or do they still have some sort of helmet to wear in case of vacuum?

Re: You're Talking About a Guide that Never Existed Why do they think so stupidly?

I thought it was IKS..that might've been the Klingons tho.

The TC was a strike carrier, not a fleet carrier. The difference, I think, is the types of fighters carried (more fighters with capship killing abilities) and the weapons on the TC herself.