For people not familiar with BSG, it is still a very well put together mod that introduces a whole new gameplay style filled with new ships, new abilities, new races, and best of all fun! As a huge fan of the new Battlestar Galactica, I can vouch that Brain Dead Development does an incredible job of bringing the BSG universe to life with accuracy to the show. Games13ond says: The Fall of Kobol mod is a fantastic conversion of the Sins of a Solar Empire universe. You work in my opinion is 100% on par with the work of the Star Trek Armada III Team, and if you've never played that mod, that very very high praise! If there are any problems please feel free to contact me and I’ll do my best to help.Fall of Kobol Įxperience Battlestar Galactica in Sins of a Solar Empire.ĭeadeye1498 says: This is the only Battlestar Galactica "game" out there and it's frakking awesome! You guys did such a terrific job on this, it wasn't a half-assed total conversion mod like a few other mods which shall go nameless. We're using Sins Of The Prophets Beta V0.90.2, the latest version as of today.
Doing this will automatically create the folder to put any mods.įrom there simply extract the mod files ( downloaded from moddb here) into that folder, overwriting any files Windows asks you to. Once launched, please go to Settings -> Mods, and then click "Show Mod Path". To install it, please ensure you have installed the base Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion game and launched it once. We will likely be on this game for several hours - typically 3-5 hours. If we fail to complete the game within the initial event, we will save and reload next time, and finish what we started. You can fight as the UNSC in a desperate struggle for survival and the defense of your colonies, or annihilate as the Covenant while leading immense fleets through vast swaths of space glassing any planets in your way.
This event will be a multi-hour session of Sins Of A Solar Empire Rebellion using the brilliant Sins of the Prophets mod to bring the game into the Halo universe.
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