Is it me or does it seem the banshee's can lob their power flak further afield than they did originally?
If you mean the disruption ‘missiles’, those could always go a fair distance. A couple kilometers at least, I’d say, just going by how far they’d chase me from a spire site.
The bomb swarm… that one, I’m not sure exactly how far it can go. Usually I’m more interested in just not getting nuked by it.
Unrelated to Banshee shenanigans -
Other than guaranteeing Cocijo making it more than a week and a half in its new position, what else would/could it affect if instead of systems getting invaded instantly it would convert some to controls immediately? Much like the rules were changed to “first 3 invaded, the rest alerts”. Though even then since the balancing was only barely sufficient to prevent the existing invasions from getting bashed into submission… it basically requires another hand-placed attack wave (and a significantly more intense one) to have anything further meaningful occur around Sol.
Or some rule changes allowing Titan systems to launch attacks more frequently/at further distances, or simply allowing more than one attack per control (providing systems remain within range).
Unless they just
want to have the AX playerbase sit around twiddling their thumbs and occasionally “visiting” nebula Thargoids if so inclined, until the new year kicks off, I guess. Even if the Titan requires
every system to be removed from its control (or invasions contribute to damage resistance, which has not been able to be found out yet)… it’d basically just be contained again, already.
Right now this doesn’t feel too exciting or really worthy of “the last stand” which has been hinted at for months, though I suppose if this was just the Titan ensuring bare minimum effort so it could settle into its new position (and if it wants to I guess it could capture Kruger 60’s ammonia world, whatever the purpose - WISE doesn’t look too likely as a control clearance with 3 invasions remaining and both Wolf 359 and Barnard’s Star at higher progress).