Pilot Archive
Thread: Can a rebel declare Imperial ground forces and keep his rebel pilot....????
Message Edited by DarthJaster on 05-11-2005 11:07 AM
That is a very valid question, I would like to know also if it can be done. I would sacrifice all my rebel faction in order to get the jedi starfighter, that thig rocks, it would be my awing replacement.
I believe that in order to be a rebel in space, u need to be rebel on the grund, but if ur already a master pilot in space, maybe u can drop rebel on the ground , work of ur -5000 imp faction, get the ship, work off ur -5000 rebel fation, go back to beeing rebel.
You *WILL* lose all of your Alliance Pilot Skills. You *WILL NOT* be able to access the ships in your datapad. Be careful.
the what the heck are todays patch notes about??
"Queen Kylantha will now let you take her Clone Relic mission if you are Rebel ground faction, no matter what your space faction is. "
DarthJaster wrote:
the what the heck are todays patch notes about??
"Queen Kylantha will now let you take her Clone Relic mission if you are Rebel ground faction, no matter what your space faction is. "
please explain....
If you are rebel on ground and neutral in space you can get the ARC now
Just for further clarification.
There are three pilot professions, however, there's really two types of pilots.
1.) Military (factional) pilot - A member of the Alliance or Imperial Navy.
2.) Civillian (privateer) Pilot - self explanitory.
While a privateer, your piloting is totaly independant of faction. Its the "private sector" in space travel. You can go imperial one day, rebel the next, but your piloting doesnt change.
While as a factional/military pilot, your affiliated with that sides given Navy. Your technically a part of the military. When you resign from either faction, your leaving behind EVERYTHING assoicated with that faction, you are leaving the military, therego your piloting skills will be stripped from you as they are particular to that faction. Infact, resiging from a faction at arecruiter now does the convient act of stripping your piloting skills for you. Whereas before you had to go back to the pilot coordinator.