Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

It happened because the Death Star, being the size of a moon, has a gravitational pull. Destroy the bridge, destroy the things controlling the engines, and all of a sudden your 19km dreadnought becomes little more than an exercise in gravitational physics

It happened because the Death Star, being the size of a moon, has a gravitational pull. Destroy the bridge, destroy the things controlling the engines, and all of a sudden your 19km dreadnought becomes little more than an exercise in gravitational physics

It happened because the Death Star, being the size of a moon, has a gravitational pull. Destroy the bridge, destroy the things controlling the engines, and all of a sudden your 19km dreadnought becomes little more than an exercise in gravitational physics

It happened because the Death Star, being the size of a moon, has a gravitational pull. Destroy the bridge, destroy the things controlling the engines, and all of a sudden your 19km dreadnought becomes little more than an exercise in gravitational physics

It will have ships, create a new meta, and do things with cards we have not seen yet though some upgrade/weapon/pilot cards will be repeats. Some people here on the forum will be excited and some will be sad.
 
Its going to be amazing.
 
Happy friday.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

This thread just raises the obvious problem with the Prequels. There are no sides. There is no war. There is no point. Just Palpatine pulling the strings on all sides to make his little fighters go pew pew at each other.
Like me on my kitchen table in the middle of the night.
So ronery...

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.

Well consider that the CR90 is supposed to be 150m in length and the Victory is meant to be 900m (6x the length) and yet the model of the Victory is only about twice the size of the corvette.
If they had made the models to scale, then the large ships would either be huge, driving the prices up too high, or the small ships would be so small they might as well not bother making them. Anyone who lets the scale of the ships stop them from enjoying this game is a nit-picking idiot.