[headdie]

i retract my statement that it was earth, that was based on playing a borrowed copy from a friend over 7 years ago and at age 14-16 i wasn't to bothered about what they were saying just annoyed that it was felt fitting to destroy such a kick ass ship.

on another note how did the admiral survive? throughout WC2 and the Spec Ops missions he was using the ship as his flag, Blair i can understand because as wing commander it was his duty to fly in defense of the ship but we have all seen how quickly a ship blows up when hit by that last torpedo and you never see a shuttle of the ships command staff try to sneak away

[nowd]

 

on another note how did the admiral survive? throughout WC2 and the Spec Ops missions he was using the ship as his flag, Blair i can understand because as wing commander it was his duty to fly in defense of the ship but we have all seen how quickly a ship blows up when hit by that last torpedo and you never see a shuttle of the ships command staff try to sneak away

He probably was at sector HQ in Torgo. The Concordia was badly damaged in the battle of earth and he probably didn't want to command his forces from a ship that is one torpedo away from destruction.
Blair wasn't onboard either. He was injured in the battle of earth and grounded for six months.

[gevatter Lars]

I think I remember that Tolwyn also wasn't in the best shape and was held back to coordinate the rebuild and other efforts after the battle for earth.

[Tolwyn]

Tolwyn was transfered to special weapons division (operation Behemoth) before the Concordia went down.