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:It seems like all the enemy ships just went poof before we could tell who was piloting them (assuming they weren't being controlled from afar). If I had to gamble I would say that the Longswords do belong to the Spirit of Fire. Adding Longswords to the SOF's complement would be a trivial issue at worst.[[User:Sith Venator|Sith-venator Wavingstrider]] [[File:Fett helmet.jpg|20px]] ([[User talk:Sith Venator|Commlink]]) 01:09, 28 March 2014 (EDT)

::I won't dare make that edit. Agreed though, like magic those ships just vanished right after the Pilgrims Pride was shoved out the ''Infinity''. They were retreating, yet they had nowhere to go. We know the Longsword is rated for space travel but not the Vulture nor Sparrowhawk. Suicide pilots? Of course if they were remote controlled than maybe but then why would a remote controlled vehicle need to retreat? And even then the ''Infinity'''s defenses would've destroyed anything trying to run. Nonetheless, that's the main reason why I was so confused by those scenes. Honestly, the panels in the front should have been placed right when the battle started rather than 74 hours after. Seemed unnecessary since that whole battle last but a second. Still it was an interesting scene?--'''''[[User:Killamint|Killamint]]''''' ['''''[[User talk:Killamint|Comm]]'''''|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint|Files]]'''''] 12:23, 28 March 2014 (EDT)

::I won't dare make that edit. Agreed though, like magic those ships just vanished right after the Pilgrims Pride was shoved out the ''Infinity''. They were retreating, yet they had nowhere to go. We know the Longsword is rated for space travel but not the Vulture nor Sparrowhawk. Suicide pilots? Of course if they were remote controlled than maybe but then why would a remote controlled vehicle need to retreat? And even then the ''Infinity'''s defenses would've destroyed anything trying to run. Nonetheless, that's the main reason why I was so confused by those scenes. Honestly, the panels in the front should have been placed right when the battle started rather than 74 hours after. Seemed unnecessary since that whole battle last but a second. Also not much art was placed on the air battle, it merely resembled background battles like in Halo 3 & Reach, totally opposite from what is shown on the cover. Still it was an interesting scene.--'''''[[User:Killamint|Killamint]]''''' ['''''[[User talk:Killamint|Comm]]'''''|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint|Files]]'''''] 12:23, 28 March 2014 (EDT)

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	:It seems like all the enemy ships just went poof before we could tell who was piloting them (assuming they weren't being controlled from afar). If I had to gamble I would say that the Longswords do belong to the Spirit of Fire. Adding Longswords to the SOF's complement would be a trivial issue at worst.[[User:Sith Venator\|<span style="color:green">Sith-venator Wavingstrider</span>]] [[File:Fett helmet.jpg\|20px]] ([[User talk:Sith Venator\|<span style="color:blue">Commlink</span>]]) 01:09, 28 March 2014 (EDT)		:It seems like all the enemy ships just went poof before we could tell who was piloting them (assuming they weren't being controlled from afar). If I had to gamble I would say that the Longswords do belong to the Spirit of Fire. Adding Longswords to the SOF's complement would be a trivial issue at worst.[[User:Sith Venator\|<span style="color:green">Sith-venator Wavingstrider</span>]] [[File:Fett helmet.jpg\|20px]] ([[User talk:Sith Venator\|<span style="color:blue">Commlink</span>]]) 01:09, 28 March 2014 (EDT)

	::I won't dare make that edit. Agreed though, like magic those ships just vanished right after the Pilgrims Pride was shoved out the ''Infinity''. They were retreating, yet they had nowhere to go. We know the Longsword is rated for space travel but not the Vulture nor Sparrowhawk. Suicide pilots? Of course if they were remote controlled than maybe but then why would a remote controlled vehicle need to retreat? And even then the ''Infinity'''s defenses would've destroyed anything trying to run. Nonetheless, that's the main reason why I was so confused by those scenes. Honestly, the panels in the front should have been placed right when the battle started rather than 74 hours after. Seemed unnecessary since that whole battle last but a second. Still it was an interesting scene?--'''''[[User:Killamint\|<span style="color:Black; font-family: Arial;">Killamint</span>]]''''' <small>['''''[[User talk:Killamint\|<font color="Red">Comm</font>]]'''''\|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint\|<font color="Black">Files</font>]]''''']</small> 12:23, 28 March 2014 (EDT)		::I won't dare make that edit. Agreed though, like magic those ships just vanished right after the Pilgrims Pride was shoved out the ''Infinity''. They were retreating, yet they had nowhere to go. We know the Longsword is rated for space travel but not the Vulture nor Sparrowhawk. Suicide pilots? Of course if they were remote controlled than maybe but then why would a remote controlled vehicle need to retreat? And even then the ''Infinity'''s defenses would've destroyed anything trying to run. Nonetheless, that's the main reason why I was so confused by those scenes. Honestly, the panels in the front should have been placed right when the battle started rather than 74 hours after. Seemed unnecessary since that whole battle last but a second. Also not much art was placed on the air battle, it merely resembled background battles like in Halo 3 & Reach, totally opposite from what is shown on the cover. Still it was an interesting scene.--'''''[[User:Killamint\|<span style="color:Black; font-family: Arial;">Killamint</span>]]''''' <small>['''''[[User talk:Killamint\|<font color="Red">Comm</font>]]'''''\|'''''[[Special:Contributions/Killamint\|<font color="Black">Files</font>]]''''']</small> 12:23, 28 March 2014 (EDT)