You have a fleet of up to five ships, and your object is to wipe out the opposing fleet. Ships in CombatĮxcept for the super cool animations and new sound effects, Ships play very similarly to characters in combat. If you don’t, you may have just gained a new priority in your daily play without even realizing it.
What’s Slave I without Boba Fett at the controls, after all?įortunately, if you’ve been playing Galaxy of Heroes for any length of time, chances are that you’ve got quite a few of the Crew members needed to fly the two dozen or so Ships that are available at the moment. Think of each Ship-Crew combo as a specific team and you’ve got it right. One big difference for Ships is that even after you’ve got the right number of blueprints on hand, you must have the proper Crew member to unlock the ship. These are utilized in the exact same way you’ve been using their character-oriented counterparts the whole time you’ve been playing.
Ships also have their own training droids called enhancement droids and their own currency called ship building materials. Once in your possession, a ship can be ranked up with more blueprints, eventually progressing all the way to the top, seven-star rank.
They need to be activated by gathering the proper number of blueprints, which are the vehicular equivalent of shards. At the most basic level, Ships are a lot like Galaxy of Heroes characters.
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