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#StarWars

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Yora

Of all the classic Star Wars EU ships, the Marauder corvette is the one that looks the most out of place to me. It is a really cool design, and I think would be one of the best looking ships in many space opera settings.
But the smooth surfaces and sweeping lines, its very flat profile, and wings on a non-starfighter just don't look like anything that would exist side by side with a Corellian corvette or Nebulon-B frigate.

Beautiful design, but wrong setting.

#StarWars#scifi#worldbuilding
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Anto Lilaka

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#SWTOR #StarWars ##

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VulcanTourist

Remember the trash compactor scene from Star Wars? The RTS game Beyond-All-Reason (one of the offSpring of Total Annihilation) has a new dynamic map with lava that progressively rises until it leaves only the very center of the map untouched, very much like the trash compactor scene. It's a king of the hill battle and then some.

I have never in 45 years of computer gaming seen another dynamic map like it. Perhaps the closest other was a third-party Dawn of War: Soulstorm map for the Ultimate Apocalypse mod that had a map location that, when controlled by someone, would at intervals spawn a titan unit for that player, and had another location that governed a kill-em-all weapon that would fire across a gap on the map (anything caught crossing when it fired died, period). In that instance the map itself wasn't changing, though.

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