Master of Orion 2: Hipsters...FROM SPACE! - Ep 1

[@magpiejames1440]

I never would have expected to see this on KZbin! I miss playing this, guess I'm going have to pick it up again!

[@zaphodbeebleprox5043]

You can get it on steam or GoG, works fine on Win10. Even on Linux... ;)

[@JariahxSynn]

Quilt has played this before. Fun watch.

[@Jimothy-723]

bruh. get daved did this like a decade a go...

[@Jimothy-723]

@@JariahxSynn "Get Daved," did this LP 13 years ago when this game was still only available via DOS emulators.

[@kvici]

MoM and MoO2 are games that made me play late into the night, and be late for school all the time. good good times!

[@Pinstar]

I remember getting this as a Christmas gift. The most formative game I've ever played. Gonna watch this series in full.

[@relatedreality]

It’s kinda wild to see how much stellaris takes from this either inspirational or gameplay wise.

[@DieKao]

It's more wild that they don't take more. Same for Beyond Earth not taking enough from Alpha Centauri. Both Master of Orion 2 and Alpha Centauri are STILL unmatched in terms of just atmosphere and feeling. I honestly don't understand how today's graphics and budgets can't result in better games. Instead you get...Master of Orion Conquest of disney graphics. Just wtf.

[@danielbudney7825]

My Sundays (for 3 years) were waking up, making a tuna-noodle dish, and starting a new game of MOO2. I spent the entire day playing, until bedtime. Straight up, the most powerful trait is Telepathic, specifically because you can rush a point-defense cruiser (back-facing point-defense, run away from the battlestation until it's out of missiles) to take planets -- and Lithovore planets are the best to enslave. Extra techs are nice, but the 8-point cost of Creative isn't worth it. Instead, go Large Home World, Aquatic (for the food + size bonus) and Rich (for the extra production). I'm totally down with playing for fun, but when you're talking power picks, those are the ones.

[@Trainer_Orange]

With creative I do have a huge amount of bargaining chips to trade with the ai, so unless I'm playing on impossible that also shouldn't be forgotten. Besides that is indeed a teeny but overrated. Very powerful, but not as much as I thought when I first started playing.

[@LuaanTi]

Creative is so expensive exactly because of how incredibly powerful it is - though it does mean you miss out on the other ways to get tech, like trading, raiding and spying :) Until you get to the very end game, it handily beats most other bonuses, even the empire-wides. It's great if you're going for an all-around empire, rather than focusing on any specific path, and when you don't want to rely on other empires for research. It fits the Psilons very well. It's also a great choice for beginners. And it gives you plenty of flexibility. Is it the best choice for min-maxers? Probably not. It does go pretty well with Repulsive to almost mitigate the cost (and really, if you want to go repulsive, creative is a great choice - you'll need that or good spies). Aquatic is quite powerful and cheaper (but peters out as your terraforming capabilities improve, all the way to zero benefit); telepathic is extremely powerful for rushing (especially in smaller "galaxies"). In the end, most of the traits are there to cater to different playstyles. Creative removes much dependency on other empires (whether through war, spies or trade) and simplifies research. Telepathic essentially removes ground combat. Lithovore means not having to care about food. Tolerant removes pollution and to an extent, planet types. Omniscient essentially removes exploration and intelligence. Subterranean gives you a more relaxed, turtling approach (and unlike aquatic, the bonus stays into the endgame).

[@sterfdwaas]

Creative is very punishable early game. You want to turtle up and not take too many planets. UniTol is the way to go.

[@dmmatt985]

Sounds like a great Sunday.

[@buzzardb]

MoO1 and MoO2 were my childhood and will still play 2 every once in a while.

[@markwheeler4417]

The original MOO from 1993 and MOO II. I never thought I'd see these on YT. Thank you. Such happy memories.

[@Pinstar]

My favorite race back in the day was: -1 Farming (-3), -.5 Money (-4), -10 Spying (-3), Unification (6), Cybernetic (4), Tolerant (10). Tolerant meant that you got more max pop per planet for all planet types (similar to subterranean). The ship bonuses from cybernetic were nice, but its primary purpose was the 1/2 food need. A single hydroponic farm could feed 4 pops on each planet (make that the first tech you research). Combine that with a single bread basket planet to make excess food and you've got your whole empire fed. Meanwhile, you can colonize literally every planet around, no matter the type. Your production is through the roof without the need to worry about pollution. Money is tight in the early game but you have enough production that you won't be rush-buying anything anyway.

[@JeffreyCuscutis]

A blast from the past. I played the heck out of this game when it came out.

[@Leptospirosi]

This was a fantastic game! Stellaris borrowed almost everything from this game, but like Civ ll Master of Orion II had such an unobtrusive and crystal clear interface that never bogs you down

[@dramravett4621]

would love to play Civ II again ..

[@flpndrox]

I've been playing this game for 30 years and didn't know until today you could rename your species.

[@UncleCarpsGamingCorner]

This is almost exactly the comment I was going to write. Just add "almost" before "30".

[@Martin2112]

So glad that wasn't just me lol (also played since it came out!).

[@banana_cabana]

I'm guessing it's only if you do the custom species?

[@plants.plants]

Oh heck yes. This is the game that made me find your channel back over 10 years ago now I bet. Been fun watching you grow all these years. Love the content as always. Stay awesome, Quill.

[@Crazael]

Oh wow... this is a blast from the past... I always played a custom race that I minmaxed the shit out of... Good times.

[@Rougepelt]

A Quill MOO2 stream in 2022….! Thank you so much!!

[@Fallub]

I love how you balance everything around the idea of being able to show every part of the game instead of just trying to get the best bonuses. I am excited for this series. Thank you.

[@hex5774]

If you remove the computer from the scout design as well, it gets even cheaper. As a true master of orion myself (I've beaten it on impossible while being uncreative), here's some things to try: 1. Beat the Antarans using nothing but gyro destablisers as your weapons. 2. form an alliance on impossible with only the Elerians, and try to get them to survive the game with you (yes its possible!) 3. Play as the Darloks (i changed their name to the Romulan Republic and picked green, and made them as close as i could to the trek species - it was super fun and totally different to the usual playstyle of manufacture or research superiority). Also the list of most dangerous/annoying species to play against late game(in order): 1. Psilon - they'll hit late game tech before anyone else, on impossible it means a really dangerous enemy. 2. Trilarians - if they survive til late game, they're almost as bad as the psilons thanks to all the research treaties and deals the wrangle with other species - they are also the ones most likely to get voted the galactic leader. 3. Darloks - I've lost count of the amount of times I've read the message "Darlok spy steals Death Ray" shortly after I've taken Orion. What's worse, is they instantly trade it to a bunch of other races. Late game darloks are a real terror with endless amounts of sabotage and tech thefts. Thankfully they usually get wiped out by the mrrshans or bulrathi early.

[@HarleyHerbert]

I like picking subterranean as a trait. What's even better about it is that the bigger the planet the bigger the bonus. Allows you to build a bigger population on less hospitable worlds that would normally have tiny pop caps and on the more hospitable ones you can get a huge population which helps turn even non rich worlds into production powerhouses

[@vario500android5]

I have very fond memories of MoO2 from my childhood. I forgot a lot but i know for instance it's best to keep only one pop doing housing and use the rest to do research on your main planet. Also think hydroponic farm as equivalent to one extra pop in research. If the hydro farm would give you a flat 5 or 6 science every time you build one, you would not hesitate.

[@ravneiv]

Taking -4 for Tax is really strong when combo'ed with Democracy. Even on Dictatorship building Spaceports mostly offsets it, and then Stock Exchanges.

[@Classic_Frog]

I've never could make it work properly on new windows versions, like 7 and 10. Also, I'm amazed how well you can explain the game mechanics. I've played this game through and through back in the day and even though I know all there is to know I could never hope to tell someone about it so briefly yet so informatively!

[@1kvolt1978]

GoG version (and I believe Steam one as well) works perfect including music and sound. Highly recommended!

[@LuaanTi]

The GoG version is the DOS version and uses DOSBox, so it works fine. The Windows version doesn't have any advantages I know of, doesn't have the latest patches (and has no mods) and generally having a DOS game running in DOSBox tends to be more convenient. You can get the Windows version running if you really want to, but it's more effort for no real gain - and if you have the CD, you have both the DOS and Windows versions already.

[@oliviergagnon2647]

All the MOO games are at 85% on steam this week-end!

[@フレドリク]

Omg. Quill18 playing MoO2. That's like getting a Christmas present wrapped in a birthday present wrapped in bacon. I am so excited for this.

[@davefried]

i haven't played this game in probably 20 years but it too was one of my most favorite, along with Heroes of Might and Magic.

[@lazarune]

Nostalgia...The hours spent in this game is abundant!

[@HarleyHerbert]

Tax rates convert morale into money income. The higher the taxes the lower the morale but the higher the income. The reason the production changed was because morale acts as a multiplier on all production rates.

[@Thoran666]

Playing the underground dogs. :D Edit: One of my first Quill18 videos was one about learning Master of Orion 2. I get Nostalgia feelings without having played the game.

[@matthewfischer9983]

I became addicted to the original MOO and actually came to be a fan of Quill when he did a let's play or tutorial of the new MOO remake from 2016. Klackons are OP in original MOO but Psilons or Meklars here. I am beyond excited for this one!

[@sulevturnpuu5491]

No, lithovere just doesnt need food production. It's the cybernetic that takes half the upkeep from production. You assign administrator Lydon so he can get levels. That will increase his discount and diplomacy effects.

[@richardgray7480]

I still play Masters of Orion (the original). Bulrathi are the bear people by the way, with "Ursa" the capital. The original art is much more bear like. I have MOO2 but whenever I think about starting it, I always want to play MOO. This is great! It's a "how to" video for old guys like me who never adapted to the high tech graphics and advanced interface...

[@LuaanTi]

MOO1 is a brilliant example of abstraction in game design. I tend to treat MoO1 and MoO2 (and MoO3) as essentially entirely different games.

[@richardgray7480]

@@LuaanTi Ya. I get that. I've been playing MOO2 almost constantly since this video came out, and am enjoying it in a very different way. MOO3 I had, but found kind of tedious.

[@Simon39759]

Oh, I spend so many hours on MoO2! So amazing! Glad to see it on that channel!

[@jackielinde7568]

Quill18 - I've played this decades ago. Steam has all three of the old games, PLUS the remake. Remake is pretty good. Also, I would LOVE to see you cover the OG X-COM game. There is a community remake project called OpenXcom that adds a ton of features and makes it playable on Windows without DOSBox. You still need to own the game to play it with OpenXcom. (The Steam version works here.)

[@Ksorkrax]

Better start strategy: Put maximal population in research, get Automated Factories, put maximal population in production, build the factories, and only then spread. If you have researched Research Labs, put all in production until those are built. [Essentially, the benefits of these buildings are way better than the otherwise accumulated things. You might also do the same with Hydroponic Farms to free some workers.] Also, a radiated poor planet is not that important early on - not a big population increase, and the food you send there could also have been spent on the workers on your better home planet. That said, queueing up the Colony Base might still be relevant, as in MoO2, all production is buffered and if you exchange the Base for something like a Colony Ship, all the buffered production can be applied to it. You'd colonize that planet on the side, prioritizing Colony Ships for good planets. Aside from that, your computer focused start is a good one. Thing with scouting is that it does not give you direct benefits at the start, only when you afterwards colonize, and colony ships are relatively expensive at the start. You want Research Labs and Automated Factories before you build them. And you can scout while you build them. [ I think this is why Stellaris introduced both anomalies and allows claiming systems without building colonies. Makes early scouts way more useful. ]

[@stevo-dx5rr]

I seem to remember that pop is power in this game, and you want to colonize like crazy, buy factories, set the colonies to housing, and when new pops grow, move them to productive worlds. You always want several such “breeder” planets so that you grow incredibly fast. You could alternatively specialize in research and go for a tech rush type of strategy, but I seem to remember production edging it out. I don’t remember tech builds that well, but I seem to remember pop growth was powerful, as was tolerant, and unification/democracy both very powerful. Creative seems good at first glance, but it’s actually just unnecessary and not worth the trade offs. I seem to remember being repulsive all the time, as the aliens are hard to trade with anyway, and there is little downside. I’m going to have to fire this up again sometime soon!

[@patsk8872]

I always do: Research Electronic Computer -> Research Labs, build & buy research labs; Research Reinforced Hull & Automated Factories, build & buy automated factories. Make Colony bases & research & build freighters; research base armor/propulsion, build cheap scouts and research colony ships. Only then might I change up the choice, taking either laser cannon group, biospheres (nearly always better than farms) or deuterium fuel cells especially if I hate my start area. Taking fuel cells into pollution processor gets you range, missile miniaturization and better production. So it ends up being better than either robo miners or supercomputer.

[@jasonarthurs3885]

That soundtrack will haunt me forever!

[@TheGlock30owner]

My favorite was always Uncreative, Telepathic, Unification, and +spy, then reduce food and production to balance points.

[@beageler]

Psilons forever. Having to choose between techs is for scrubs.

[@Nightshade1212525]

Great to see you doing this; still my big comfort-food of a game. Far as I know, with a Democratic society, the lack of a marine base still penalizes your morale. Also, leaders advance slower if they're not assigned to a planet.

[@statuesquepineapple4387]

This is the game which really got me into video games. And sci-fi. Such a classic. Thrilled to see you playing this on KZbin!

[@davidmills1520]

Same exact two games for me. I played Master of Orion 1 for a year straight (as the only game I was into), during college in the 90's. Before watching this playthrough, I'm recalling that for Orion 2, making ships fairly early that focused just on missles, was the best strategy I found for impossible. Combining that with telepathic was extremely good. Oh cool... you know about the missle thing. I played this before the internet was really a thing, so I have no idea how other people play this game. (Weird, KZbin tells me that I'm misspelling something with "missle.") I believe what you do is work on a colony base which stores up production and you can switch instantly to something else like a automated factory (which I think is actually the right building to go for first, rather than the lab, but that might be on "avg" tech lvl start), lab or biospheres when you hit that research. I believe that selling your star base and your barracks is the right call in a democracy, but I am going on 20+ years back of memory. Small note: Heros are assigned to star systems, not planets.

[@ora10053]

What the actual fuck? OG MoO2 LP in 2022? Subscribe!

[@MisterTsumi]

I always liked Cybernetic Unification, because it meant that one farmer and one miner (without buildings enhancing it) could feed a LOT of pop. Really helped research and construction

[@thelovebat]

-50% Population Growth is usually the negative trait I pick the most. Mainly because you can easily offset slow population growth by researching and then building Cloning Centers on all of your planets, and possibly utilizing production bonuses to have planets building Housing to increase population growth early on and when you don't have too much to build. Once your planets are populated, then the -50% Population Growth isn't really a downside anymore, and you can transfer population to newly colonized planets to help them build up faster while the Cloning Centers continue pumping out population on your already well settled planets. Especially if you have Subterranean as a positive trait, once you have your population built up you can have an excellent infrastructure and war machine going by the time that other races decide to inevitably declare war on you and try and take you out.

[@kurtmcdonald03416]

The video quality is good quill I'm surprised how good the game still looks to this day I thought master of Orion 3 look the best but it had its problems it was too ambitious for the time but no other game to this day makes planets as unique as it did

[@FWDDGS]

Oh man. I loved this game so much for so many years!

[@YoshMaster]

One of my top10 most played game of all time!! Love to see you play it!

[@lemonflavouredquark]

I always picked the darlock pic so there were less spies to steal my tech

[@demonac]

Telepathic is good, because Dump Stat (ground assault; assimilation); Lithovore is good because Dump Stat (farming); Tolerant is okay because Dump Stat (pollution); Repulsive FEELS good because Dump Stat (diplomacy... even though this isn't actually a good thing); and of course, Creative is good because Dump Stat (hard decisions)

[@demonac]

lol, the "you get all this level" techs were news to me, cause I always started at the default era where everybody starts with those three =P

[@siosilvar]

Heh. I mostly play with Difficult Choice mod nowadays, because too many decisions aren't actually hard - Automated Factories is the single best tech in the entire game, with Research Laboratory right behind it.

[@kholdanstaalstorm6881]

Nostalgia run! So long since I watched any Quill18 also.

[@aaronsullivan4254]

So much happy nostalgia. Thanks, Quill.

[@Gaookami]

Oh my how much I played this game. I remember when I got startled by chirping birds or rays of sunshine at the next morning because "Only one more turn" was on repeat the whole night. It happened a lot 😅

[@DerAva]

Ah, Master of Orion 2 - a shame there never was a sequel.

[@dersies6347]

There is a sequel. MO3 check steam for it

[@crimsonbutternubs7713]

The most underrated comment

[@rodshoaf]

MoO3.. the worst 4X games ever. Came out of the box built to crash.

[@Schenton]

Can't you people read? There was NO sequel.

[@banana_cabana]

MoO3 was great, fight me!

[@martinhild]

Oh yeah! One of my alltime favorites. The only weakness to me seems the limited diplomatic possibilities, which at times feels really weird, especially on impossible.

[@obviousbear1289]

It was really wonky. Basically the moment you were weaker than them they declared war on you, and if you were stronger they hated your guts.

[@breckardulstrand9819]

I played Master of Magic and Master of Orion so very much. Thanks for this.

[@pTheReaper]

I have bought every single MoO clone I came across on steam. While many of them are good (including the WarGaming one you mention), none ever did what I actually wanted them to do: Keep all the basic systems the same and just add more content. It baffles me that no follow up game ever kept the turn based combat with shield and firing arcs for example. Or the miniaturization and mods, which made "outdated" tech some of the most effective to use. Being able to take one ship in against 99 enemies and winning might have been overpowered, but damn was it fun. I was really hyped when you announced you were going to do a community MoO2 clone in Unity a while back, that might have been the first OS project I would have actually contributed to.

[@shreknet]

This game is the best! Your insights are a lot of fun.

[@edgeman83]

Man, I can't believe it has been like 12 years since I found your channel by watching you play this game.

[@katherineelizabeth3608]

Grew up playing MOO on a Tandy Sensation and first saw quill18 when you did the new version series back in 2016(?) - love seeing this pop up!

[@jonpickens3965]

Really excited for this one. The game has never been off my computer(s) since I got it back in the day. I go back to it every year or so. The newer version -- not for me. I like this one. Couple of MOO2 fine points: * Admin Leaders affect entire systems. Doubt your tech admin will be useful until your first interstellar colony. My observation has been that Leaders do not contribute their bonuses unless assigned, and earn no personal experience unless assigned. * Resource/food/research get a malus if the planet has no Marine Barracks. It's bigger for some governments, but it seems to be there for everyone. Note the following: * The Outpost Ship, in addition to claiming a system, provides a Marine Barracks automatically if the planet is later colonized, so sending an outpost first has some extra value. (Note: It is possible for multiple races to have claims in a system by having colonies or outposts on different planets.) * Re your radiation world: In most games, I would have left the radiated planet alone (only toxic planets are worse), but with your set-up, you've negated a lot of the disadvantages. A Marine Barracks would tweak your production up if your're inteterested. I usually save radiated worlds for robot development. Robot workers ignore radiation, pollution, and food (they eat a production point each), so if you develop them, you can turn a radiated planet into an effective robotic production center. First establish a normal colony (base), then build or ship in a robot worker, then ship out the organic colonist(s). Obviously, not going to happen in your home system, but you might try it later. * Production overflows are retained only if another project is in queue, and those retained points are specific to the new project--realize they are sunk costs if you reorder or cancel projects a lot. I think the game keeps research overruns, provided you select another research project before ending the turn. * When you get to ship design, the order of weapons is significant--the default is to fire in order. This let's you mix and match weapon combos to tweak your overall damage effects at the design stage, especially if you like to use tactical auto-resolve. (Even in manual, it's faster just clicking down the weapons in order.) Spy maintenance is pricey, but with a Democracy, you might want to have a couple in place before first contact. Usually when I get a few production planets going, I like a queue alternating spy-outpost with at least one of them. I love the way this game gives each weapon system its own "voice". Too many space games either forgot how immersive this is, or never learned. Also, the graphics that have you manipulating little pictures of your race, as a continuous reminder of who you are, is another genius immersion factor. Maybe a modder will put together a portrait gallery for custom races sometime.

[@siosilvar]

Only Feudalism and Dictatorship take the morale penalty for lacking barracks; Democracy doesn't care and Unification ignores morale. Otherwise, good tips.

[@SaniFakhouri]

Yay MOO2! Have y'all tried out the free Remnants of the Precursors? It's a great modern remake of the original MOO!

[@sulevturnpuu5491]

Btw Quill, are you aware there is port of Master of Magic in Steam? Also has this massive mod. Bulrathi, ehh... I remember this lan game I had with my friend. I customised Bulrathi for max ground combat bonuses and took all the tech for it. When Antarans attacked I managed to capture couple of their ships and surprised the hell out of my friend with those :)

[@clearsingularity]

I started on the 4x journey the same way through Master of Magic and Master of Orion 2. Awesome time back then.

[@demonazgrael]

Loved this game! Still play it from time to time. Still hoping someone updates this game with modern graphics and systems while staying true to the original. Thanks for highlighting this game, Quill!

[@JeremiahBostwick]

Haven't even started watching. But this game is a classic! Already super in. MOO2 is one of the best, most fun 4x games.

[@JeremiahBostwick]

Finished this and part 2! Loving it!

[@bawesome330]

Learned to read Playing MOO, and navigating DOS. Moo 2 and War Craft 2 .... aw child hood. If Quill is going to do nostalgia games Alpha Centauri is always good. Also obligatory smash them interdimensional bugs good =)

[@nevilleneville6518]

He did an Alpha Centauri game a couple of years ago

[@That_Ifrit_Guy]

Never seen this game before~ And have to say it's looking very interesting~ Looking forward to this LP :D

[@BB-nn9en]

Check about version 1.5!!!!! Moo2 is still the greatest of all time. Stock Klackon race for life.

[@accountname8819]

the game feels so polished, just looks good.

[@CommandLineVulpine]

Not the all time classic I expected to see, but excited to be sure

[@TheFmillar]

There is brand new excellent remake of Master Of Orion called "Remnants of the Precursors". As far as I know it is exceptionally close to the original, lovely done and also supports entirely new AIs. Highly recomended!

[@MikaelLevoniemi]

Also a note on Master of Magic (my favorite too), it got a DLC just a while back called caster of magic. Available on gog.

[@Ffourteen]

Back in the nineties, this game was AMAZING!

[@moo2mod]

And it still is today! :)

[@MikaelLevoniemi]

There was a quite active scene around Moo2 regarding multiplayer modding and all kinds of game balance packs. I do recommend checking those out if you haven't yet. They merged some techs as not picking automated factories would've been automatic loss in multiplayer.

[@Trainer_Orange]

Let's fucking go

[@duckforceone]

should have been QuillRathi.... you know like the killrathi and bullrathi... :D

[@harjutapa]

And this is how I end up binging all of your MoO2 content from years past... and find out your first video is from 2010. Wow. Ye Olde KZbin.

[@banana_cabana]

Hipster ManBearPigs of the galaxy, unite!

[@Jaggling]

Dang it, now I want to go back an replay all the old MOO games.

[@carljohanrydberg357]

Ah an old favorite.

[@brucehilton1662]

MOI, gadd...it is like a very few other games I have played, because I remember the games...fighting the Klackons! Good stuff.

[@the_uggh]

I loved this game

[@brinaldi81]

What a gem

[@voodoolilium]

22:11 doesn't surplus food turn into money though? I could be wrong, it's been ages since I've played MoO2

[@voodoolilium]

Oh, you mentioned it later haha

[@mahagr78]

DOH, you're pure evil! Now I want to play some MOO2! It was also my favorite 4X game for a long time.

[@caroxvladek]

Love this game

[@Kammerliteratur]

My favorite game of all time!

[@Empiro3]

I loved this game. When I played it, I didn't really know how to max-min though. I always picked Creative.

[@Griffon-xm9yg]

Best 4x game I've ever played, Paradox games are the only ones that come close though

[@icemage27]

That was my favorite game for decades! Stellaris has taken its place since. Doesn't mean I'm good playing either though

[@danievdw]

Best 4X strategy of all time, imho . Later versions had too much micromanagement. 2 Has the perfect balance between building and freedom to play...and it's got Black Hole generators. Can't trump the BHG .

[@dersies6347]

BC? Bit coin. MO2 was way ahead of its time.

[@-RTC-]

Hey Quill have you ever played the board game Space Empires 4X? It’s awesome! And I’ve heard it was inspired by these old master of Orion games although I haven’t played any of them.

[@KimHarderFog]

wow its very apparant where some of the inspiration for Stellaris came from

[@bobrudolph5161]

Looooooove this game

[@Prepare2Prosper]

One of the best games ever

[@gieweh1136]

never played this game but i do play interstellar space genesis, time for me to watch some quality quill :D

[@perjohanaxell9862]

This is a fantastic game! The tech system is very interesting has anyone else done that?

[@nikoladd]

My favourite is going for ground combat against Antaraans to capture their ships and tech. ..also everybody else's ships naturally.

[@arrowodd7695]

Digging deep out of my childhood huh

[@jhebs]

MoO!!!