u/Comfortable-Cry-7487

Hi, I’m looking for someone to play a campaign using the AOTR or AOTCW mods. They’re mostly quite stable and fun; I’ve already played several campaigns with friends.

Hey folks, I’m sending this transmission over the HoloNet to ask what I should do. I usually head out every now and then to look for the Katana fleet just for fun; I don’t really expect to find it. Today I didn’t find the Katana fleet, but I may have found something just as valuable: the Rebel fleet!

I’ve heard the Empire would pay a fortune for this information. I even think Home One, the flagship of the Rebel Alliance, is there. I could become a millionaire and live comfortably in the Core.

Should I call the Empire right away? Should I follow them and see what happens?

I’m not sure what’s going on. I was heading to the Outer Rim along the Hydian Way, and suddenly I ran into THREE full Star Destroyers at the jump point. Over comms I hear they’re stopping all CR90s in the sector—does anyone know why?

Well, I can probably clear it up with the captain. I’m sure I’ll get out of this just fine.

My entire fighter wing is occupied, and the B-wings are turning to look at me 😭

(Game= X4)

It’s funny how at the beginning Daala portrays herself as a victim, claiming she didn’t get promoted because of discrimination for being a woman in the Imperial fleet. But no—she’s genuinely incompetent, and every battle she fights shows she should never have been given command of even an old ship.

Losing the Knight Hammer at Yavin IV, the Deep Core, and countless resources in her brute-force attacks—Daala is useless unless you give her unlimited resources, which the Imperial Remnant simply didn’t have. As Ackbar would put it, ‘there are only two types of Daala’s soldiers: those she trains only to send to their deaths, and those she has already gotten killed.’

(Empire at war AOTR)

Munificent-class ships, with their highly advanced communications systems, gain an advantage in electronic warfare and are capable of interfering with Republic targeting systems in battle. This can become a major headache for most ships—except for Dreadnought heavy cruisers. But not because they have better systems; it’s because the Dreadnought simply has no systems to interfere with.

On a Dreadnought, every action has to be performed manually, which explains its absurd standard crew of 16,000 personnel. With that many people, you could operate an Imperial Star Destroyer or even three MC80s—all for a ship barely 600 meters long.

The Munificent can’t interfere with your systems if you don’t have any systems to interfere with in the first place

And he had to share the rock among his confederation.

Palpatine pulling dozens of Star Dreadnoughts straight out of his ass from Byss.

This clip is from a multiplayer campaign match in AOTR that I’m playing with a friend. I started as the Rebellion, and he started as the Empire.

The clip shows his attempt to expand the Empire into the Scarif sector. I intercepted his fleet with an Interdictor at Gamor and chased them across the map into a corner. Although he had more ships, my fleet boasted the New Republic's best technology and Admiral Ackbar. Unfortunately, the Interdictor lost power just as I had them cornered and shut down, allowing the entire fleet to escape—though I did manage to capture a few ships by destroying their engines.

I felt like I was in that SpongeBob scene while watching it XD.