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From the makers of Thrawn's Revenge: Imperial Civil War, Ascendancy is a Star Wars mod set after the Battle of Endor in the Star Wars Galaxy. Fight for galactic ascendancy as multiple factions from this period in Star Wars history.
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9 comments by .Corey. on Jan 6th, 2013
When you need to defend your planets, often it is unfeasible to maintain a strong fleet presence at all possible targets. In these times, the New Republic and Imperial Remnant turn to the Golans for local defense.
The smallest of these, at 1231 meters is the Golan I, pictured on the left. This platform is sufficient to handle most small corvette and frigate raids, however anything larger is capable of overpowering them. The second, almost twice as large at 2158 meters, is the Golan II pictured on the right. Although its damage output increase is not directly proportional to its size increase over the Golan I, its hull integrity is far superior and as a result is able to win against most enemy cruisers in a one on one situation.
The final iteration, at 2600 meters, is the Golan III Space Defense Novagaun. This platform is extremely powerful and durable, and capable of holding off even many capital ship types. These have historically been found only at the most important of planets, such as Coruscant, Bastion and Muunilinst. Used in concert with a well-organized fleet, Golans can create a defensive position around a planet which is extremely difficult to penetrate.
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Hey guys, I've been following the mod since the announcement. I sometimes check the Unit Lists posted on your forums to see how things are coming along, but it seems that the done/in progress color coding has not been updated in some time. I am wondering if you will be updating that thread with progress in the future. Thanks guys, and keep up the good work!
Since the last week of February we've been a combination of busy with real life and focusing on other aspects of the mod that don't directly relate to more units being in the mod than there were before. Those threads are still accurate.
I understand completely - this time of year is busy for many of us! Thanks for the reply!
i am looking on Amazon and i dont see Sins of a Solar Empire: rebellion, where can i get this game because i have seen youtube videos and the gaem looks interesting
Steam: Store.steampowered.com
If you're patient it usually goes on sale when Steam has one of their big sales.
Star wars <3
Hey, are you fellas going to include some of the work from the almight Fractal Sponge, his stuff is awesome.
Some of Fractal Sponge's designs have been adopted as canon, and we use them where appropriate (Praetor, Altor). However, the vast majority of his designs are SSDs that really don't serve different enough roles from a gameplay perspective to be worth doing.
Somewhere. We'll supply information about how far along the mod is and ETAs when we feel like it; not every time someone asks. You can get a fair idea though by looking at our unit lists on our forums.
Any information we provide now will be, in effect, useless. We post screenshots of a lot of what we get done, and we have progress indicators on our unit lists, but there's so much that goes into it, and so much that has to be decided as we go that saying "well we're at x percent" doesn't really say much; it doesn't tell you what comprises the remaining work, nor does it tell you the pace at which we're actually getting things done.