Are they AI piloted or do they have a remote pilot like a Remote Presence TAG or a Su Jian?
The problem is it doesn't, until it does, and when it does it really does. That shouldn't be too hard of a problem to grasp.
Dashat already exists, though, so that theme is heavily diluted.
If it had said in the new ITS rules that G:Synch troopers and their controller count as one trooper for this purpose, I'd be more likely to...
They only count as one trooper for the purposes of making the combat group. Doesn't say anything about this rule. And what about G: Servants and...
"It will sometimes hand a player an undeserved win" is still a problem, even if it only happens in 1/25 games.
Eh, I disagree.
I read it differently. It could use a clarification.
If you're Isolated you can't enter SF Mode.
Except that Posthumans are three troops who generate 1 order. So what does that mean?
Ignoring the statistics is never a good plan. The dice aren't a black box. And still lose, because that's how math works. Well it's one of the...
As a USARF player, going into tournament play where I might or might not be paired up against a Kamau sniper, it seems like my only solution is to...
Where is that post from? I can't find it.
I think the implication is more that the Ur enslaved a sentient race (or a subrace of their own, considering what they look like) and used them as...
Is it? That remains to be seen.
That's a fundamental unit design problem. Un-linked Missile Launcher on a line troop is basically never worth it.
How often they win in competitive play.
It also says they're based on the behavior patterns of the Ruaria, who were living, probably intelligent organisms. "Expert program" is something...
Why would you use LI as the basis? It's worded differently from LI.
I'm talking about the overall power level of the sectorials, and the seeming care given to making them meaningful to play.