Pilot Archive

You probably won't need one - just follow the directions in your journal.

All of the squadrons use the same types of missions, so if you have trouble look here for strategies already posted. The Pilot FAQ I believe lists all your trainers.

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lesniak wrote:

I enjoyed Inquisition, but there is no need for a guide, or any help at all for that matter. There is absolutely no reason why you should be able to just take missions and solo them. Its the easiest Imperial squadron.

One thing though. A lot of people seem to miss this little fact. If you do the space station mission and are Inquisition, you can land at the palace. Most people seem to waste their time running back and forth from Moenia. I hear a lot of 'DOH!'s" from people who find this out after they master.lol.

That said....I prefer SA. I can shoot anyone I want, get better ships and don't have to quit pilot skills if I need to switch sides to do a quest. I get to land at Jabba's Palace too! lol

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Nothing. Hence the 'lol'.

Mainly I like not haveing to give up my pilot skills and regrind everytime I want something from an opposing faction quest. Just resign from ground faction and sign up with the oppossing faction. Still Master. Less frustration. Also, I find that freelance has a larger variety of good ships. Rebs and Imps each have one or two good ship but not till highest levels [not counting the heavy tie and Z-95, but with one gun mount, they suck...IMO...and yes I have flown them]

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lesniak wrote:

Nothing. Hence the 'lol'.

Mainly I like not haveing to give up my pilot skills and regrind everytime I want something from an opposing faction quest. Just resign from ground faction and sign up with the oppossing faction. Still Master. Less frustration. Also, I find that freelance has a larger variety of good ships. Rebs and Imps each have one or two good ship but not till highest levels [not counting the heavy tie and Z-95, but with one gun mount, they suck...IMO...and yes I have flown them]

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