What?

What?

That Vasari Titan as mobile Homeworld, is that merely suggestion or is is really going to be ingame? Is this going to be the same titan - the loyalist one - which is apparently capable of destroying planets (would make sense, as they do not need planets themselves, they may as well destroy them to cripple others), or is this meant to be the Rebel titan?

I always enjoy a good nomad race.  That's why the Vasari Titan homeworld thing sounds so cool.  Though I wonder, what do they do before they get their Titan?  Here is my Idea: They can have two homeworlds; one a planet and the other a Titan.  If they had only their Titan, then their resoure gathering woulg stink, so they would have to have planets or at least other stuff to compensate.

Probably once a planet is destroyed by that Vasari (I assume loyalist) titan, the resource asteroids remain. I am guessing the titan as a home planet is only going to give the Vasari player a credit income advantage, which makes the most sense to me.

But still, you would need to compact every single turret you can't build, and every factory, and research stations, into that one Titan, because you can't build stuff around planets you don't control, and they would need to be on the Titan.  He would need to be strong, because if he is destroyed, you lose. Unless you do have planets, and when it says "pack up and move", it is just your Titan, and he can deploy somewhere else. Or your Titan can build buildings in gravity wells that use to contain planets, like other factions do, except they need a planet there. And like I said earlier, what do they do before they get their Titan, because it is something that has to be built, and they would need a planet.

I would like to see Advent Titans with Mass Disorientation ability, like Transcencia Star Bases have. Perhaps with longer durations.

Bastard! And I thought I was hungry before.

But anyway, here is a pic that I found on another thread:

What do you think of it? Also, what do you think the disk above the Titan is?  I think that it is a form of the Titan where the Titan is folded up, into a flying saucer type thing.  It may move faster in this state, or have better shields.  What do you think?

What about the disk, though? That is what I want to dicuss.

That disc is used for devastating capital ships and who knows what else dares to attack that titan. It has nothing to do with that shockwave ability that is show in the teaser trailer (if you look closely, you see that the disc doesn't light up when that ability is activated). Proof for the beam weapon is shown below (remember this one?):