Useful? yes. Publicly available? Not so much. The Separatists were consumed in the fallout of the end of the clone wars via infighting and the Empire's rise. If you can find a Munificent, it's gonna be commanded by pirates or warlords. They are no longer in production and therefore are not sold on the open market.
So question time: who do you think is responsible for this mess of a situation on Edin?
Why do I get the feeling the Mindans had a hard time understanding offers of surrender during clean up? Not like these pirates didn't just put their beloved leader in the hospital and try to burn their planet to the ground. Guess all that ionic charge must have muffled things.
Here's a 5 minute guess of a formation:
"You cant just put 5000 missile on a fucking shuttle"
Las' Guide to Dealing with Bullshit Chapter 7: The Occult: "yeah just bomb it from orbit, trust me, you dont want to know. Just keep bombing from orbit until the local area looks glassed enough."
Honestly looked like a heated discussion that was capped off with a "not going to continue this talk when it gives me the urge to wring your neck" - and the SB mods threadbanning that person with extreme prejudice as an example then issuing a warning.
Mhm, I have the feeling it is going to serve more in the capacity of a logistics, training, construction and so on mobile space station. Rather than a ship you would have to struggle to refit, repair and resupply on the battlefield, you turn it into a mobile logistical hub. That can then support hyperspace-worthy fighter squadrons and everything up to a specific size.
This is pretty good. I'd suggest looking for other old Republic Clone Wars ships as well. Venators are pretty decent patrol carriers with enough of a turbolaser punch against smaller capitals (and they aren't going to have a good time against Star Destroyers) for example - an Imperial refit package to modernize it and carry the improved TIEs Minda is going to pump out is a decent idea.
Missile and torpedo spam is a legitimate tactic. If you can afford the logistical train, you can pretty much blast anything into smithereens at range and a fraction of the cost put into the vessels they destroy or neutralize.
That's what I'm hoping for too, she shows up and is all evil and cynical and suddenly realizes she's got feelings for this scarred governor who's fed up with everything and just tryna do his job well and now wants to be permanently assigned to that sector on accounts of suspicious rebel and possible Jedi activities (which ultimately wouldn't be a lie with all the rebels coming to that system plus the ghost crew lmao)
So another crazy waifu for Las? Also if you go more with new canon than Legends then Inquisition should be by this point more or less dissolved so there is a small chance that after fulfiling this mission she will be informed that she's fired and will decide to stay in Edin for her retirement.
probably not a good idea, you're just as likely to free whatever's there as destroying them.
I was trying to aim for Imperial ships only to maximize the discount on offer. Also by focusing on more "recently" produced stuff means parts will still be in production and easier to procure as well as get these ships here quickly.
Im assuming it might have something to do with the purchase agreement when the ships were bought. Plus most of the crew on those ships are from the empire itself, not his people.
The New Admiral probably has some connections to get Las' complaints brushed under the carpet if he attempted to refuse, likely not enough if someone with more political or military weight got called upon.
Maybe that's the point. Las seems to be constantly on the lookout for opportunities to throw away resources to make Minda appear less prosperous than it actually is. Granted that ship has more or less sailed, but it's not entirely ooc.
Not really that serious, mostly because Las has the local Moff as his contact not to mention being in Tarkin's factions so the new Admiral won't be that aggressive.
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