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It looks like it could be a "set piece" for the Speardon drydock missions. At the Spearadon docks, one of the missions you can choose to take is to capture a Concordia-class carrier that's under repair - result being getting Bearcats to fly. This may be that ship, or one near it to give...

In the novels, at the defense of Earth some of the major capships (Concordia and others) had been equipped with a "phase cannon" - a monster energy cannon that was able to penetrate phase shields, but used enormous amounts of energy to do so. Kinda a variant on the superweapon in the WC II...

Glowy Tallahasee bow AFAIK, nobody really kows, since nothing's ever been seen in any of the games coming out of that port. Most of WC's gameplay was fighter-centric, there really weren't any capship battles seen in WCIII - WCIV that involved the Tallahasee. IIRC there really wasn't any...

-- Original update published on June 5, 2006 If I recall my WC4 history correctly, the length of the Durango class is 530 m. It is basically a kitbash, with a custom hangar/bridge area (that was neve shown in one piece; in the game the bridge module has been blown apart as Blair arrives...

Heya all- Received the WCIV DVD (thanks Chris!) and loaded it into my compute, expecting to be able to install it and go. VOB folder - cool. TRE files - very cool. No setup, no installer, no executables of any kind - ?!? So, is there something I'm missing? Both sides of the DVD play...

Flashpaks? They exist NOW, folks. Everyone seems to have forgotten something here on this board. The "flash-pak", as described in the WCIV novelization, exists at this moment. It's called a fuel-air bomb, and the idea is this: Upon drop, the bomb waits a period of time then starts...