Long ago, when the word 'Hiigara' rang only as a hollow dream, the kiith of Kharak never imagined they would walk the Path to Victory. But, when they reclaimed their Homeworld and proclaimed themselves 'Hiigaran', they believed they had reached their goal. How wrong they were. 150 years after Hiigaran landfall, conflict rages across the Galaxy... Path to Victory is a multiplayer and skirmish mod for Homeworld 2 that adds new units to both Vaygr and Hiigaran Races as well as enabling the Keepers, Raiders and Kadeshi as playable races.

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ArielY
ArielY - - 2,332 comments

hahahahaha love it =D

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QPsychosis
QPsychosis - - 218 comments

Seconded.

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HornetS
HornetS - - 553 comments

That thing scares me. Whats the unit cap?

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mololu Author
mololu - - 1,484 comments

8 - still a lot though.

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Raygoza
Raygoza - - 1,639 comments

It looks good.

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RaGod
RaGod - - 488 comments

I think you are missing an A in the name "Nabaal" Homeworld.wikia.com

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mololu Author
mololu - - 1,484 comments

It seems I am - sorry for the error

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LordGrantus Creator
LordGrantus - - 352 comments

You always get it wrong :P

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mololu Author
mololu - - 1,484 comments

i know - spelling is not my thing

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RaGod
RaGod - - 488 comments

I wouldnt feel too bad! You got Kiith right, a lot who say that HW is their favorite game get that one wrong :3

Pics are awesome BTW!

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Andrey_159
Andrey_159 - - 118 comments

If wiki spels it Nabaal it is a bad wiki. Kiith is named Naabal.

Times name met in HW manual
Nabaal - 3 times
Naabal - 34 times, including heading of section with the description of this kiith.

Make your desision.

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Andrey_159
Andrey_159 - - 118 comments

Also in HW:C manual:

Naabal - 18
Nabaal - 0

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mololu Author
mololu - - 1,484 comments

curse you wiki! search and replace - rename!!

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deathtank
deathtank - - 4 comments

(evil laughter) bow down mortals to the keepers! (and the other new races)

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Description

If Kiith Nabaal is known for a lack of mobility due to their reliance on static installations and clearly defined logistics chains, they are also known for some of the most terrifying firepower in the Hiigaran arsenal - and that at a minimal cost.

The Siege Platform is the kind of technology that shows this dedication to Hiigaran combat fleets despite the less combat-savvy nature of Nabaal. Based on a simple space freighter hull with a basic platform thurst system, the Siege Platform was built solely for long-range fire support.

Capable of being used in a defensive as well as offensive nature, this weapon system out-ranges most ships and can fire far beyond its own sensor range. Accuracy however is not something the Siege Platform is known for - then again this is not something that is required of such a ship.

Devestating shrapnel and EM radiation bursts are unleashed by every shell this weapon fires. Capable of disabling or destroying anything small caught in the blast radius, there is virtually no way to escape a coordinated Nabaal bombardment.

It comes as somewhat of a relief to the enemies of Hiigara that the Shock Shells fired by the Siege Platform are generally ill-suited for destroying larger targets quickly. That is however no reason not to fear them. When protected by adequate defences and other ships, Siege Platforms can lay down withering bombardments from well behind the front lines - safe from enemy fire, while making anything in front of them feel decidedly insecure...