>Oh man, and then they could do the upgrade cards just like with X-wing. Exactly. It'd be important to have a bunch of build options in a game with only a few or even one unit between each player to keep it from getting stale, and it keeps people spending money on the game.
>I'd have to wonder about upgrade categories though. You could also use supporting characters the way X-Wing uses pilots. So, Batman comes with Alfred and Commissioner Gordon, Superman has Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, et cetera.
Logan Sanchez
My thinking is that you'd have the character, then a Title equivalent that'd be versions of the character from a specific run, martial arts that'd be the equivalent of Elite Pilot Talents, bat-gadgets or superpowers that'd be the equivalent of turrets and torpedoes.
And of course some upgrades would be character limited. So all Flashes could take superspeed upgrades, but the Time Clone superspeed upgrade would be Impulse Only.
William Gray
I mentioned supporting characters because they'd make sense across all characters. You might use the Flash but buy Batwoman so you could use Renee Montoya as your supporting character.
Jack Robinson
I read somewhere that they maybe only bought the rights for a short amount of time, like 2-3 years. Which will be enough for the campaign, but not for a retail version. Makes sense to me, as it lowers the price and retail seems pointless anyway these days. It was just speculation on why they didn't plan a retail version.
Christopher Barnes
>I read somewhere that they maybe only bought the rights for a short amount of time Sure, but there's no reason to buy the rights for a long time if you're not sure how it will go over. Now that they've already got five times their goal with over a month left it might look more attractive to keep going with it.
