Post by rayancaleb on Jan 29, 2018 23:39:27 GMT -6
Hi,
So I was thinking, in GC2, ultimately, while there is a variance in strategy to how one can do this, it's ultimately all about targetting the planets. Even using Terror Stars, while certainly a unique way to do so, is still about taking out your enemy's planets. The existence of shipyards presents the potential to make galactic conquest no longer be this simple. Currently, as I understand it, planets still supply the shipyards, and the ability to have more than one planet supply a shipyard does mean you can't just take the planet next to it and hope it goes derelict.
Thanks!
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So I was thinking, in GC2, ultimately, while there is a variance in strategy to how one can do this, it's ultimately all about targetting the planets. Even using Terror Stars, while certainly a unique way to do so, is still about taking out your enemy's planets. The existence of shipyards presents the potential to make galactic conquest no longer be this simple. Currently, as I understand it, planets still supply the shipyards, and the ability to have more than one planet supply a shipyard does mean you can't just take the planet next to it and hope it goes derelict.
Thanks!
For more details:
Digital Animation Video