Cool Cool. Thanks for the awesome answers.

Well when it comes to the Dark grey maybe use a Dark Red when it comes to re-searched like a deep garnet? 

What if you just colored the exhaust trails / engine flame ? Yeah I know it's stretching the Empire was very blah... However, this might be one of these things you look at *shifting* from cannon a little bit ? I mean lets be honest I doubt any of the stock sins factions would paint blatant bright lines all over their ships for real lol

I meant color to match your player color choice likes if your yellow their yellow, green, purple and etc? That way you don't have to put racing stripes on a star destroyer so to say but, it still has the color you picked?

There is an option to disable team colours so if that is set then all the exhausts will be white. Otherwise the default exhaust does indeed show team colour.

Well, I've only gotten rid of it on the fighters. You should see it on the rest.

o start the rundown of the Rebel roster in earnest, it seems fitting to cover the ship you'll likely build first, your colony capitalship. One of five Mon Calamari capitalships usable by the Rebel Alliance (all of them variants of the MC80), I've called this particular model the "MC80 Command Cruiser"; as all early Mon Calamari vessels were built to unique specifications I do not believe this particular variant has an official name. A well rounded vessel with particularly good endurance for its cost, the Command Cruiser was often the flagship of Rebel fleets thanks to its larger than average size, excellent carrying capacity and communications equipment. While it may not be able to take out a Star Destroyer one on one, it is also more than capable of defending itself with an array of turbolasers and ion cannons, as well as the usual compliment of A, B, X and Y wing fighters.

As an administration center of sorts for the mobile Rebel fleet, the Command Cruiser has the personnel and equipment on board to colonize new planets, establishing Rebel bases that will increase the planet's population and growth rate. The rest of the Command Cruiser's abilities are primarily defensive in nature. Its Heart of the Fleet ability can passively increase the defense of nearby ships slightly, particularly important as early Rebel ships are noticeably more fragile than most. It has the ability to launch a Cluster Bomb Barrage at enemy fighters, dealing heavy damage to groups of strikecraft. Finally, its ultimate ability, fortification, can heal and increase the maximum health of friendly planets while also boosting your ship's armor, ideal for protecting any recently colonized planets that are still threatened.

Thank you.

No. It is just that in Star Wars canon, most of the large (1+ km) Mon Calamari Cruisers that were built as civilian ships and then converted to warships are called "MC80s", even though being Mon Calamari ships they are all supposed to be unique. Even Wookiepedia has 5 different canon MC80 designs, and I have models from games and other sources that don't match any of these, so really there ought to be more than that. And in my opinion, Home One and the MC80B are so different that they should really not be classified as MC80s at all.

In short, no all the Mon Calamari ships will have unique models (In total 8 different Mon Calamari models of all shapes and sizes). In fact the only ship the Rebels have that will be used for two different roles in the CR90 Corellian Corvette, as it serves as both the Light Frigate and the Envoy cruisers, the latter being a reference to Princess Leia using it as an "Ambassador Ship".

Your post also had good timing, I just revealed the second type of MC80 Cruiser, the Liberty or "Winged" variant. As you can see they are very different models besides being MC80 cruisers.

The Rebel Alliance has two capitalships that are not Mon Calamari Cruisers. As of now the Bulwark is not among them, mainly because it fits in a somewhat awkwardly in the unit scale. Sins units do not have any known dimensions, but the scale I've chosen for Star Wars units puts them mostly between 1-2km (most closer to 1km). The Bulwark is 2500 meters, nearly 1km bigger than an Imperial Star Destroyer, above which I'm reluctant to add without good reason. The only ship currently in the 2-5km scale range is the Allegiance Battlecruiser, which is only obtainable from Hero Units and cannot be built normally.

Basically, it is very hard to represent and balance a Star Wars unit at its canon strength as a capitalship when its larger than 2km.

Yup.

Home One. Like Darth Vader in the Executor is a titan for the Galactic Empire being commanded by a named character, the Rebels have Admiral Ackbar commanding Home One, just like at Endor. There is some debate as to just how big Home One is; I tend to side with the camp that says based on shots from Episode VI it is significantly larger than other MC80 cruisers and even Star Destroyers, likely around 3km. However the official canon stats always gave it roughly the same size as other MC80 cruisers, which I think is a result of the confusion of calling all these different ships "MC80s".

Yeah, the Rebels and New Republic will be more different than the Galactic Empire and Imperial Warlords are. A few of the ships will be shared but many of them will be unique to one or the other. Also whole sub-tech trees will also need to be faction specific most likely.

On the other hand, since in the lore the Rebels and New Republic are on the same "side", they can share hero units more easily than the Empire and Warlords can.

Basically it was a new general purpose starfighter introduced to the New Republic fleet maybe a decade after Endor. It's a bit more durable and faster than the X-wing I believe. In Interregnum it will be an Advanced Fighter and set up a little like the TIE Defender is for the Warlords. It will only be available on limited units like capitalships and titans, and unlike the normal starfighters on these units (like the X-wing), advanced fighters like the Defender, A-wing and E-wings cost various amounts of antimatter to build. So whenever an E-wing needs to be rebuilt by a capitalships, it will lose antimatter, and since this usually happens in battle it will take away antimatter you probably want for abilities. The goal is to try and encourage a balance of advanced and normal fighters, because a capitalship with all E-wing squads wouldn't be able to use abilities effectively in tough battles due to the antimatter drain.

Last year we got around to a release after it was already over, looks like we're doing it again.

I'd say good luck, but you hardly need it, you're sitting at 15 right now.

plus I've also ask all of my friends, even the ones that don't have sins to vote for your mod, I hope it helps out

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Hey goa any news on the next patch or beta version of Star Wars: Interregnum?

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