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Thread: How do I switch Squadrons?

TheNarcis
Wed Jun 01, 2005 1:04 am
#1

Can you master all 3 Squadrons?


If so how can you?


Can you switch in the middle of one Squadron, like go from Crimson to Havok for Rebel?


If I am already 4/3/3/3 does that mean I have to finish it out, and is there a way of doing the other squadrons?


I heard of switching Squadrons, but cant seem to find anything on it.



- Malak Draven
idolatry
Wed Jun 01, 2005 1:24 am
#2

You switch squadrons the same way you switch pilot factions; you drop all of your pilot skills and start from scratch.


You can switch part way through, but, again, it means dropping everything and starting over.





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TheNarcis
Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:53 am
#3





idolatry wrote:

You switch squadrons the same way you switch pilot factions; you drop all of your pilot skills and start from scratch.


You can switch part way through, but, again, it means dropping everything and starting over.






Oooh, ouch that stinks. They should have it where its mission based and a trainer tells you such and such squadron needs your assistance.


Thanks for the response.





- Malak Draven
WizKid72
Wed Jun 01, 2005 2:48 pm
#4

on the plus side, you can use your current master and outfit a newbie ship with the best parts before you drop your skills.. that way you can begin your next squadron with powerful ships..


of course it'll only work with same-faction as you cannot deed a syck if you were rebel for example..


imagine outfitting those new heavy headhunters with level 7-10 parts and starting over with it





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TheNarcis
Wed Jun 01, 2005 9:16 pm
#5






WizKid72 wrote:

on the plus side, you can use your current master and outfit a newbie ship with the best parts before you drop your skills.. that way you can begin your next squadron with powerful ships..


of course it'll only work with same-faction as you cannot deed a syck if you were rebel for example..


imagine outfitting those new heavy headhunters with level 7-10 parts and starting over with it






Yes, but wont it not work when you start over because your not certed for those parts?



- Malak Draven
WizKid72
Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:52 pm
#6






TheNarcis wrote:





WizKid72 wrote:

on the plus side, you can use your current master and outfit a newbie ship with the best parts before you drop your skills.. that way you can begin your next squadron with powerful ships..


of course it'll only work with same-faction as you cannot deed a syck if you were rebel for example..


imagine outfitting those new heavy headhunters with level 7-10 parts and starting over with it






Yes, but wont it not work when you start over because your not certed for those parts?





you can still use the ship you are ceritfied for with higher level parts put into them BEFORE you give up the skills to put them in.. you can still use level 10 parts as novice pilot as long as you put them in BEFORE you give up master previously

but if you pull it out while you're still not certified for the parts, you will not be able to put it back in

Message Edited by WizKid72 on 06-01-2005 11:53 PM




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TheNarcis
Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:53 pm
#7





WizKid72 wrote:





TheNarcis wrote:





WizKid72 wrote:

on the plus side, you can use your current master and outfit a newbie ship with the best parts before you drop your skills.. that way you can begin your next squadron with powerful ships..


of course it'll only work with same-faction as you cannot deed a syck if you were rebel for example..


imagine outfitting those new heavy headhunters with level 7-10 parts and starting over with it






Yes, but wont it not work when you start over because your not certed for those parts?





you can still use the ship you are ceritfied for with higher level parts put into them BEFORE you give up the skills to put them in.. you can still use level 10 parts as novice pilot as long as you put them in BEFORE you give up master previously





Whoah, thanks for the tip



- Malak Draven
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