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, we should of all perhaps looked at what ships and units were
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<p>One should always analyze what is available to your empire before
picking it. <br>
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<p>For example, I knew that the Vudar had nothing larger than a CC
before this campaign. This leaves them short of firepower in a
stand-up fight against a 12-ship dreadnaught-led opponent.
However, I know that most battles are at the squadron-level and
most players eschew the large fleets unless making a bid for
overwhelming force.</p>
<p>What's in the campaign dataset had been posted in the campaign
rules. At the time I generated the dataset, I used only those
modules I had on-hand, which is (in my humble opinion) pretty
extensive.<br>
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<p>The fact that the Carnivons have no carriers in SFBOnline, is
entirely a different matter and should have no bearing on the
campaign. As you see unfolding before you, requests were made for
the units to be added and they are being implemented. I'm to blame
for the lack of Carnivon ships, since I was the one who generated
them. Sorry folks.</p>
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<p>--Matt<br>
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