GC should have used that info more because the one they made was.... well.... cheap 
b/c it has been said many times, it wont fit..... so just make it a battle with somthing that DOES fit....
see.... they dont have to worry about having the exterior of the SSD now.... just the interior
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Aye, we could go that route, but that's why I had the idea of doing two seperate maps, one with the exterior space battle sequence around the SSD, and the second for the boarding action. The boarding action map would start as you suggest, with the Rebel ships already docked in the SSD's hanger. For the exterior level you'd just have to use a skybox to fake the extensive length of the exterior SSD with only a central section actually truely built like say the command tower and the hangers nearest to it, and maybe an engine or two.
The other way would be to scale the whole map down to an ISD, but I think going down that route would lose some of the originality and scope of tackling an SSD as a map. But would still be cool.
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Well I don't know how big an SSD's hanger is, I'm just presuming it's bigger than a standard Star Destroyer's, thinking something similar to the Trade Fed ship hanger (which fit the Republic Diplomatic Cruiser quite comfortably in TPM) but bigger. Maybe it could fit a Nebulon-B Frigate. The main problem I'd have with using that ship is that it can't land, from the design it looks to me like that ship is only spacebound, that design couldn't possibly land on a planet, and I doubt it could land in a hanger either.
True. Use a dreadnought then. This will definitely fit in, as Star Wars Databank has recently revised the SSD's length to 19km
but stills from the movie reveal that the Executor's enormous hangar bay could have easily contained an entire capital ship of this class. (ISD)
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]]>Exacly I mean, if they can do that in the BF2 engin u can probbly do that in 2142. It can't be that hard I would think, but u would want to have a few lifts, otherwise u would be wasting anyone trying to go up, 1 explosive pack in a enclosed space could get a ton of kills
I am probbly one of the only ppl to send a message using a cell phone
I've sent messages a few times here before
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Whats the dreadnaught?
It's meant to be an Old Republic warship used before Star Destroyers and the like, it's purely EU though, so you won't be finding them in the prequel movies or anything. I think the first time I saw them was in the old West End Games Star Wars Roleplaying Game, they also get a lot of action in a lot of the novels. They tend to get used by all factions Rebels, Imperials and everything inbetween when you want a medium sized capital ship. I've posted a link the the SW.com Database below.
http://www.starwars.com/databank/starsh … index.html
Talon1579, I see where you're coming from when you suggest a Nebulon-B Frigate as the assault ship, but the problem with that is we need something small enough to land on the SSD/Star Destroyer so it can off load it's cargo of vehicles, troops and equipment. Which is why I suggested a Corvette as that is large enough to carry that sort of equipment, and small enough to land in an SSD's hanger bay. Alternatively if we go with the standard size Star Destroyer the smaller hangers would require a number of the Imperial AT-AT carrying Dropships, or maybe Gallofree Transports would be the Rebel equivalent.
A Neb-B might make a good launch platform for the the Rebel fighters for the space map, and could perhaps provide cover for whatever style of assault transports the Rebels choose to invade the Imperial ship with.
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