I suppose the main point is actually that Samantha Agathon is more of a flag officer - in the game, each officer commands a "fleet" or "task force", not just a ship. If anything, that makes the case even more solid for Samantha Agathon to be in the game with the Galactica than fo...

Does it actually make sense for Silas Nash to be the Galactica's commander at this point? It seems like the story actually has Samantha Agathon as the Commander of the Galactica, considering she always seems to be in command of the vessel.

Well, the planet is also described as a jungle planet that is largely a nature preserve. Granted, this doesn't mean anything, like you say, unless the star chart is canonical. But all the other populations in this thing seem to match those in the game, so I'm guessing the developers used this as par...

I noticed in game that Libran's population is listed as 2,102,656,289 (2.1 billion), but according to the map from Quantam Mechanix, the population from Libran is 2.1 million. This makes sense since it's supposed to be a jungle planet that was settled later. Just pointing it out.... https://atlasofi...

I've seen all those names pop up elsewhere. The reason I'm directing this toward the developers is because this game is now primarily driving canon for the reimagined series. Though any number of Jupiters could have been built during the war, and any number of other classes as well, I wanted to hear...

Have the developers created a list of what the names are for the first 12 Battlestars and which colonies they belong to? I know that, in-game, the Galactica (Caprica), Athena (Picon), and Demeter (Aerilon) are identified, and the last four have yet to be built, but just curious if there's a set list...