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Battlestar Galactica Deadlock - Resurrection DLC Steam CD Key>
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Battlestar Galactica Deadlock - Resurrection DLC Steam CD Key

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Release date: 19/03/2019

Three years ago, the betrayal of the Kobol Alliance cut deep. The alliance of the Twelve Colonies was severed in two. Lucinda Cain disbanded Colonial Fleet, and Daidalos was abandoned, an empty husk left to drift the storm clouds of Ragnar.
Lachesis held true to its promise of a year-long ceasefire. But the minute the ceasefire expired, Cylon forces invaded the remaining two-thirds of the colonies.
The vicious ground war has raged across Cyrannus since. Rebellions formed early on Caprica and Tauron. Ex-soldiers and armed civilians formed underground resistance, and fight an insurgent war against the invading forces.
The battle weary rebellion has launched an ambitious project; the secret reconstruction of the battlestar Galactica. With it, the reborn Colonial Fleet has again become the last beacon of hope for mankind, a testament of human tenacity and its will to survive.


Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: Resurrection marks the beginning of Season Two, and introduces a plethora of new features and content.
Two new ships (including the much awaited Jupiter MK II Battlestar), two new squadrons, and a new story campaign told from the CIC deck of the Galactica itself.

Features

  • New story campaign
    The brand new story campaign kicks off Season Two of Battlestar Galactica Deadlock. Face Cylon threats old and new, and battle side-by-side with the CIC crew of the Galactica. Play through ten fully-voiced story missions, and thirteen Resource Missions that can be scouted for intel before committing your forces. Features four new tracks from composer Ash Gibson Greig, two story cinematics, and a cast of both new and familiar voices.
  • New war room
    The Ministry of Defense relies on Galactica to lead the counter-offensive against the Cylons. Organize and command BSG-75 from a meticulous reconstruction of the famous Galactica CIC. The Season Two strategy layer has been revamped to get you straight into the fights that matter, while the new Cylon Threat mechanic measures your overall impact on the First Cylon War.
  • New ships
    The Jupiter-class battlestar you know and love has been overhauled. The Jupiter Mk II boasts enough firepower and armour to become the most impressive vessel yet fielded in the war, with that authentic familiar look fans have been waiting for. The Cylons have not been idle during the ceasefire either. When taking the field, Cylon Command have begun to exploit the raw firepower of the rare Cratus-class basestar, an impressive behemoth of a ship that serves as a mobile operational base.
  • New squadrons
    The Colonials have retrofitted an ancient fighter design with a mysterious origin. Dubbed the Taipan, these hardy fighters are heavy hitting anti-capital strike vehicles. Meanwhile, the Cylons have developed the Vespid, a swarm of dedicated bombers that quickly close the distance and release high yield explosives on their targets.
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Battlestar Deadlock is a high quality game in a niche market. First, the bad. Many first time players will be intimidated by the steep learning curve. It takes time to figure out which ships are designed for broadside attacks and which need to be aimed directly at the enemy. Large fleet battles take forever. The gameplay dictates that you must micromanage. A single ship must be told at least its course (2D with 3D offset), and probably details like power management and targetting as well. This takes something like half a dozen mouseclicks. With a full fleet of seven ships plus fighter squadrons and missile launches, a single turn involves more than fifty mouseclicks. This is the price you pay for this level of detail. Now, the good. The game has incredible atmosphere, and is born for story telling. I had two wounded carriers fleeing from a heavily armored Cylon cruiser. Unable to outrun the Cylon, I had them come about with all power shifted to weapons. Didn't think it would work, just wanted to make it pay for my ships. It's been months, and I still see the desperate curtain of red tracers tracing patterns on the Cylon's hull, the vipers making strafing runs to exploit weak spots. Most importantly, the game is heavily supported. The developers listen to the community and are constantly making improvements. DLC are released every four months with new ship designs and abilities. Free updates have added persistant damage, smarter AI, and enhanced playbacks that feel like watching a movie. Summary A steep learning curve and time-intensive gameplay scare off many players, but those who remain find a polished, atmospheric game that you will be telling stories about.
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Better play Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, as this game is just a cheap rip-off. All aspects of this game are similar yet significantly worse, from very clunky controls to UI and graphics. One thing in common is they were both very repetitive, but BFG has many different enemy factions that require you to change your tactics between every battle, while this game only has one. BSG deserves a better adaptation.
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