Well, specifically I'm thinking of the "Rebel Alliance and Empire LOCKED IN EQUAL COMBAT!" and having just the two sides. (Then again, that's better than Galactic Battlegrounds trying to convince me that Naboo and Gungans are 'sides' to pick in combat)
Out of curiosity, is there any planetary placement from Rebellion that actually has stood the test of time without being contradicted later on?
Yeah, the planet placement was ... whacked. I don't know what the deal was with that -- whether they were trying for accuracy, or if they were just picking names out of a hat. Some nice soul made a mod of Rebellion with Atlas-correct locations though, and it's AWESOME. Yeah, but that's totally unfair though -- the game makes absolutely zero pretense of being in continuity or having a story mode. That's a complaint at the game-play mechanics and not at poor use of EU, continuity, or being overly movie-like. In fact, the movies didn't show the war as being very equal
Well, I was thinking more of the refusal to leave the Movie Era and allow... ... wait a minute, I just realized this is the Clone Wars thread....
Personally, I think we need more infinities Star Wars games, especially when it comes to RTS, or the Battlefront Series. CIS vs Vong? Empire vs Ancient? New Republic vs Old Republic? Sounds like a lot of fun to me.
I'd imagine that the holo-posters on Coruscant are there because they are cheap on the capital, while more backwater systems like Uvena had to make do with physical signs. They are probably a lot easier to trace sales of as well, compared to physical signs, an important consideration in the Rebellion era. I'd love to see a new game that has more freeform space battles like Homeworld II, but uses some of the damage and morale mechanics of the Total War series.
Now if only someone made a mod where the game started with proper planetary alignments and resource allocations. I should not have to build shipyards on Corellia and Mon Cal.
Sadly that's hardcoded. Only Coruscant, Rebel HQ, and Yavin IV can have their planetary situations set up in advance. Everything else is random. Online? Ebay or Amazon for the game. I was lucky enough to own the thing when it first came out in like '98 or '99 or whatever it was.
About that clip: Is it just me, or did that conversation feel really disjointed to anyone else? I know. That thread got me thinking about the idea in the first place.
STRONGLY AGREE. Though I want Infinities RPGs, mainly. But that's because I always want RPGs. For serious, though, someone give me a big budget Star Wars game based on the original script. I want alien Han, General Vader and Justin Valor.
If he wasn't such a highly-placed, respected officer of the Republic, I would think he's up to no good. Thankfully, the Chancellor seems to trust him.
I would laugh so hard if Ahsoka is the one to suggest putting a thermal exhaust port in the Death Star.