It looks like AMG is still supporting Star Wars Armada with a new FAQ, which is at least better than nothing at this point!
If you’ve been keeping up with the game, you know it’s not really being supported all that much at this time as far as new releases go. This though is a pretty good thing to see as they are showing some love to the game by the way of a new FAQ. Who knows, maybe this will actually mean they will keep up with the game more in the future as well.
If you want to know more about AMG stopping support for the game, you can read all about that right here.
One thing to note though, they don’t really mark out what’s changing in the errata, so that means you just have to look at it and go off the last one. Still, it’s better than nothing, and if you play the game, it’s always good to know what’s changing! Let’s check out the FAQ, but you can download the whole thing here.
AMG Still Supporting Armada With New FAQ
First up there are some changes to Moff, which is good to keep the game going. Again though, this is the first support we’ve seen in a while. So if there’s something that’s really annoying you, it might be a little while before those are changed.
Next up, Grav Shift Reroute, is also grabbing some changes, which just make it better to have in the game.
There is plenty more going on than this in the FAQ, so if you want to check out all the changes for yourself, you can download the whole thing at the link below.
Download the FAQ Here!
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