An expansion/overhaul mod of epic proportions, with entirely rebalanced gameplay, expanded factions, new gametypes, graphical overhauls, and five new factions; stealth-based Confederate Revolutionaries, tower defense-inspired Atomic Kingdom of China, economy-focused Mediterranean Syndicate, DotA-esque Order of the Talon and spammy Electrical Protectorate.

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LumberJacck
LumberJacck - - 13 comments

The combination could prove to be very effective....

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shinmg92
shinmg92 - - 496 comments

i think so too~

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Johnpeter
Johnpeter - - 99 comments

They will make a hell of a combo.

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Cjslayer16
Cjslayer16 - - 987 comments

Epic air force will beat them down unless they have anti air too. :)

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Johnpeter
Johnpeter - - 99 comments

Oh, then get some of those... Those... Those allied anti-air ships XD

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open_sketchbook Author
open_sketchbook - - 1,602 comments

Hydrofoils. In addition, you could always patrol the air with Apollos or, if you have the cash, Achilles.

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Vikestart
Vikestart - - 1,068 comments

Only thing, the texture seems kind of bland compared to the Destroyer...

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overwhelmed Creator
overwhelmed - - 522 comments

That's not really helping, it's stating the obvious. What do you think it should look like? I mean, it's a converted yacht (http://yachtvvs1.com/images/VVS1yacht.jpg) so what should be added?

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Lazy6pyro
Lazy6pyro - - 501 comments

Some more contrast on the bow deck wouldn't hurt and combine that with self-shading (ambient occlusion). Also, throw in a wee bit of grime or slight base-color differentiations.

Also, are the units from the same team? Because, if so the House areas are a lot lighter than the assault destroyer.

The model looks great, however.

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open_sketchbook Author
open_sketchbook - - 1,602 comments

We put the teamcolour sections on white areas, thinking it would make it stand out more. Turns out it lightens it to a degree we didn't expect, so we'll be going over that and fixing it in the units we have so far. We'll add some grim and detail then.

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overwhelmed Creator
overwhelmed - - 522 comments

Yup, already on most of that - The detail on the bow seems flat because of the lighting environment and the angle at which the model is. If you looks at the other screens, you can see how much contrast the normal maps already do. The team colour thing is bizarre, I'll look into that... Also, nobody pointed this out, but on closer inspection the scale of the model seems a bit off, but that can be fixed easily.

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The Subhunter Frigate originated as a ocean-going cruise ship that, due to high-powered engines and copious internal space was pressed into service as a "Q-ship"; appearing unarmed, it would lure a Soviet Submarine to surfacing for an attack, then retaliate with torpedoes of its own. So successful was it at this role that the design was reborn as a dedicated warship towards the end of the war, the excess weight lost and significantly upgunned. Partnered with an Assault Destroyer it makes a deadly combo; though the weak armour of the Subhunter Frigate cannot stand up to enemy attacks it can dish out impressive damage, while the Assault Destroyer can draw enemy fire. In addition, the Subhunters secondary depth charge torpedo slows and damages enemy unis and forces enemy submarines to surface.