Recent content by Dag'Nabbit

League followed closely by the Dilgar. The league just has great loads of flavor and their fleets, though challenging, are a great deal of fun to play. And the Dilgar are just plain mean I tell ya'! :twisted:

I agree, they are a good thing. I don't like that the severe crits are as common as the not-so-severe crits. Maybe put the crit table up to a 2d6 chart, to provide some sort of rarity for vital system crits and the really ugly crits on each chart.

I think that they are about right, but that they happen way too often. I would prefer to see them limited in frequency with Precise weapons getting more as normal. EDIT: I tend to have lucky dice. This means that I get lots of crits usually, but that my normal opponents don't want to play as...

Yes, to all, just depends on the role you want to fill. In all honesty, I think the Centauri have the best low priority ship choices. Give me some time and I'll do a better write up.

My answer to this is that I need to know what level of skill both players are using. If both are new, green, and ready to make every mistake in the game, then no this game is not very balanced between certain fleets. Now, flip to the other side of the coin, both Admirals are both very...

Somehow, this quote with your icon learing next to it had me on the floor. :lol:

Umm... First problem is the fleet I'm playing. Some, I usually never bother to take scouts. Others, lots of times. If I do take 'em, the use I put them really depends on what my opponent brought to the table.

Images of Clan Mechwarriors (Btech reference) flashing through my head. :lol:

A point handicap would be extremely hard to quantify and I don't think it is necessary at all. If you lose a lot, practice more. I have found that, as a general rule, I will get my butt whooped for a while before I learn how to whup @$$ myself. Nature of life, experience breeds ability.

I ended up voting for Legend... I remember getting ready to watch that and thinking "This should be a pretty fun ride. I get to learn about the Rangers, see ships blow up, get to see G'Kar again, and some new extra spiffy Ranger ship." Then the show started...."OK, got the crew...they got a...

The point there is that I don't need to chase them as they are not running away. They are going to be very close to a ship jumping to hyperspace. If the Hermes wanted to run, I agree that I would not catch them. However, it would stop the bombing.

OK, so let's look at this: 3 Hermes who are cycling their JP's to Bomb a station. If I remember right, it takes 3 rounds for a jump engine to reset itself. So, in a ten round fight, you would be able to activate 8 jump points on the station. At 6 AD/JP that 48 dice SAP, Trip Dam. Since 1's...

Just remember your recharge time.

Here's a reason I just thought of why no one ever jumps right on top of a station: (it ain't allowable by the rules though, but could prove an interesting exception) If a ship jumps out close enough to a station to harm it then the station is able to use multiple 'target' arcs of fire on said...

My two cents would be to show which part of the Ka'Ri the individual ships/fleet is associated with, or maybe to invoke the blessings of sacred Narn like G'Quan himself.