It's also possible to simply make a map that gives players multiple titans at the start of the game, no mods required. You can build a map to your exact specifications. Requiring the player to conquer a rare, very powerful neutral planet with a titan of its own makes it not be a feature in competitive games (even if it shows up, the fleet required to take these planet means the player attacking one is likely very vulnerable), but gives single players a fun challenge and unique content. Galaxy Forge Category page Edit Part of the Forge Tools suite used by Ironclad Games to develop content for Sins of a Solar Empire, Galaxy Forge is a map editor tool that allows you to place stars, planets, travel lanes and more. Basically having multiple titans as a standard feature would be too OP, and the AI wouldn't be able to use that anyways. In Star Wars Interregnum - and perhaps others, multiple titans can be purchased only from special, heavily guarded shipyard worlds. Minor Factions DLC Update news - Enhanced 4X Mod for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion - Mod DB Enhanced 4X Mod Released 2011 Post news RSS Minor Factions DLC Update A quick road map of changes made to the Enhanced 4X Mod and Star Wars: Interregnum in the wake of the Minor Factions DLC.
That seems weird why would the ability to build more than 1 titan be map-based? Originally posted by Harry Dresden:my comp stomp buddies make maps in galaxy forge i believe and i think they made a map for more than 1 titan, another map i tried of theirs, you already start with a titan Galaxy Forge is a WYSIWYG editor, so placing planets, phase lanes, stars and more is as easy as a few clicks of the mouse.
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