Scrin vs. Rebels (part 1) -, What to do about the rebels Options

[Team Black]

One issue with the two part release of Scrin vs. Rebels, is that the Rebels will have to be ditched for the second release.
What should we do about this?

Plan A: Scrin and Rebels will be incomplete/small factions have different tech, but IN PART 2, both side's technology will be COMBINED to form a complete Scrin side, which will be balanced to fight fairly against GDI and Nod
We might have to skip multiplayer in Part 1

Plan B: Scrin and rebels will be complete & balanced sides, available in single and multiplayer.
This will be a pain and a lot of time to do, and we'll have to ditch the Rebels for the second part anyways..

Plan C: Both Scrin and Rebels will have the same technology. This would enable a decent multiplayer, but it should be good enough to make a campaign out of.
and we wouldn't have the problem of creating a whole side just to ditch it in Part 2

Or something else. What should we do with the rebels?

be sure to stay on topic ;D

This post has been edited by Team Black: May 26 2007, 05:10 AM

[Bittah Commander]

It being both does sound good, but it would seem unlikely to me that it would be referred to as a bible in that case.

Also, chielscape appears to be forgetting (or just doesn't know) that the Scrinship you see in TS was built by Kane somewhere at the end of TD (and he obviously must have used the Tacitus to build it). Vega took the ship with the intention to wipe out some GDI forces, but he couldn't control it and crashed the ship. Vega survived the crash, but after getting interrogated by McNeil, he died in the destruction of his pyramid (which was Kane's punishment for what he did).

I don't understand why the tacitus was on board of the Scrinship Kane built however...

Anyway, in the final FS Nod FMV you see CABAL in a lab and bodies in tubes (which I assume are used by CABAL as if they're his processor and/or hard drives). Now what if those bodies in the tubes really belonged to the Scrin rebels? It would be a possible explanation why CABAL would be able to translate the Tacitus...