STAR WARS X WING STRATEGY UPDATE

It can be ideal for shuttles, transports, and gunboats. You can usually disable anything with shields (not bombers, fighters, or interceptors). This won’t work so well if you have a wingman b/c the wingman may kill it off – you can always send your wingmen home however. If you disable one and let it sit, the new group will not come in. Sometimes if you kill off a gunboat group, for example, another group of the same ships you just killed will immediately hyperspace in. Ion cannons: If you are in a Y-wing, you can do something similar to hull damaging if there is something you can disable.This can work with bombers and interceptors – I’m fairly sure it doesn’t work with other types of enemy craft. If you let one ship from a group return hull damaged and have the rest of the group dead, it can buy you valuable time.

it was a Gamma bomber and no other Gamma bombers remain), you will usually have another of that group immediately spawn that you have to deal with. If you finish it off and there are none others of its group remaining (e.g.

Hull damaging: Sometimes if you hull damage, say, a bomber, it will head back to where it came from.

You may want to have another backup just in case you screw up the order at some point, or have a wingman be an alternate backup. Typically missions will be set to have you captured or rescued, so some missions are more dangerous than others. Finally, if you die or are captured, type “copy t t” to restore your pilot. Then for wingmen, I did “copy t t” where x was a number. In dos, use “copy t t” to back up your pilot.

Save your pilot to a backup file and copy your pilot around as it increases from rookie to topace so that you don’t lose everything when you die and so that you eventually have competent wingmen.

You add the following points for each enemy craft you kill:.

You add 1500 points if you complete the mission.

You add 50 points for every missile you fire that hits.

You add 2 points for every laser you fire that hits.

You subtract 50 points for every missile you fire that doesn’t hit.

You subtract a point for every laser you fire that misses.

You get zero if your total points would be less than zero.

You get zero points if you die and don’t complete the mission.

STAR WARS X WING STRATEGY UPDATE

God forbid someone out there actually reads this and wants to update it, my email is

The guide does not cover 'everything.' It covers what I have figured out and what I suggest, with exception of what I forgot to type. I do not have the expansions and do not cover them. Contributed by Devin McNally (1) on Nov 01, 2009.Ībout: This guide was designed for the original DOS game.

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