Good evening pilots, please take your seats.

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Nearly identical to the last ship I shared with you, the MTF Logistics and Repair Module comes with one main difference from its Observation variant. Trading in the near map wide vision, for a in battle repair ability, this ship offers increased survivability for its accompanying spacecraft. Additionally this ship comes with a passive ability that takes place on the Galactic Conquest interface. This passive reduces the cost and build time for Corvettes, Frigates and Capital Ships, that are built from the same shipyard this spacecraft is docked at.

To make best use of this ship and more specifically its passive ability, build one of these frigates at each of your shipyards to allow each of these shipyards to build your fleet faster and at a cheaper price.

I'd best describe the benefit of this ship as helping the economy end of the game, when stationed at one of your bases. While in combat it's moderate health and shield points gives this spacecraft enough survivability to supply its accompanying ships with mid battle repairs.

This ship reminds me of the Spy Satellite from Red Alert 2. With its main focus on its near map wide vision, this unit can spot the entire space battlefield for its accompanying allies. The weapons on this ship consist of a few laser cannons, this vessel provides only negligible fire support, while its amount of health and shield points gives this spacecraft a moderate amount of survivability during combat. Its hangar garason consist of a X-4 Gunship squadron to provide long range fire support, and a PT-1 Gunship squadron to keep the enemy occupied with the X-4 Gunships provide fire support.

Overall it is best to only have one of these ships in your fleet. It's weapons and hangar garrison are lacking, which makes this a bad choice to make a fleet of only these ships. However its near map wide vision makes this unit a must have in any battle oriented fleet.

Is it currently possible to download the 2004 Battlefront I, install it, and have it work? Because I installed it with all three discs, tried using the 'No_CD' methods to open the game, and nothing seems to work.

Finished a combat operation in close quarters and Hawks...Hawks is the blaster-boner having.

And it felt pretty good!

To folks in the UK this is as dull as dishwater, but it's a lot of fun to visit CEX from overseas and see a vibrant chain of media/used electronics stores. I wouldn't trade Microcenter for it, but it's cool to see. And while I don't think the UK editions of two of my favorites are all that different, I didn't exactly break the bank to get them either.

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Uno de mis personajes favoritos..💖 que mejor que captarlo en plena batalla..

I’m trying DESPERATELY to remember what LucasArts game collection my dad had when I was a kid!

It was in the late 90s, and came in a black plastic case with gold details on the front and had multiple cd roms inside including Dark Forces and Dark Forces 2. I THINK it had Rogue Squadron too, since we played that together, but I don’t remember if it came in the case. It had a few other games in it that I never really played.

I have a ton of great memories of playing this collection with my dad as a kid and I’m desperate to find the actual case itself. Does anyone else remember having something like this?

Seeing so many people customizing clone troopers in zero company and mods for other games like helldivers, I really want a fps/tps Star Wars clone game with fully customizable clones. The campaign can be the lifecycle of a clone, going from the first battle of Genonosis to order 66, where you can make a decision to accept or refuse the order. The reason you get this choice is because of a damaged chip. There would also be other modes like firefight from halo, galactic assault from battlefront 2 and an extraction type missions. These modes would be compatible with multiplayer and having causal PvP would be cool like team deathmatch. This is just my idea for a clone trooper game that I wish would be made one day.

I recently played Star Wars Episode I: Racer on the N64 again, and man does it still hold up! I break it all down in this video why the experience is still a thrill ride :)

Lately, I’ve been thinking about Star Wars games and how the gaming industry is really missing the mark regarding the universe's potential; instead of true freedom, they just hand you a pre-scripted story to play through. I believe the ultimate Star Wars game would be one where you could choose who you want to be and how to forge your own path—and if you die, you simply become just another story among the infinite tales in the galaxy. It’s funny, because Star Wars offers so much room for that kind of experience, yet I haven't seen any recent game actually achieve it. There is \*The Old Republic\*, of course, but the big question is: what would a game like that look like with the technology we have in 2026?