Both times I tried to use your units in the zombie cave, I ended up accidentally death tackling my brain.

In my mind, DSTech Corp appears to the public world as a major upcoming electronics manufacturer, making some of the industries finest TVs and advanced toys.

However media, astronomers and police, are trying to figure out why some uncharted planets are disappearing, and growing amount of reported attacks and destruction of some space stations and mining projects.

The sides mentioned before amount to nothing more then first level missions of assassinations, chase, and 100% base destruction/defending missions. In later missions there would be a larger organization which want to procure great amounts of relics and technology, and take over some civilized worlds, their weapons however would be somewhat lesser grade but still dangerous, I might want to have them resort to black magic as well (Wheee demons vs robots, magic vs science...). At this point your squad is probably decked out with full high-end robots and weapons, as well you'll have much more resources open to you, carpet bombings and what not.

The missions you fail will lead to the other side(s) getting higher end technology and better armoring. Them getting your technologies will cause them to spawn new lines of tech, from researching them more, for example letting them fully analyze a JUDGEMENT will give missions a chance of orbital bombardments from JUDGEMENT style lasers, and or giving powerful laser weapons for that matter. Though there will be the option of retrieving the technologies. Timed missions where each second counts. Quickly taking the weapon back or destroying it, leaves less chance for significant data to be sent or saved by some damned scientist. Usually these missions will cumulate to destroying all base personel and equipment.

Sooner or later the DSTech group may encounter angry family members and ex-lovers, very quick and short bonus missions with nothing attached to it.

Looks interesting, and nice to see things are still kicking around here. I assume the flight type would be something like the ARH Tiger? Constantly airborne? Greater mobility at the cost of armour protection of course, and inability to carry the heavier weapons?

Also, the game occasionally freezes in a very particular circumstance when using these weapons. Namely when an autocannon shot (either from the turret or the guns) strikes certain (metal?) surfaces at a certain angle. For example, I had it lock up not ten minutes ago from having an AC round skim the top of a Heavy Coalition Clone's helmet. Striking the body doesn't usually cause a problem, however.

On the missions note, you could also do some 'theft' missions, similar to the example Zombie Cave mission. Raid an enemy installation, blow up their stuff, steal as many shiny bits along the way as you can (data disks, that kinda thing, spawned by blowing up computers and such) and grab a specific object. Each extra item you grab gets you a little extra cash for the effort, but only the specific object is needed to complete the mission; extract it in a dropship/vehicle of choosing to win. They could be optional missions, but would unlock extra equipment for your units if completed?

Retrieving artifacts spawns "unique" weapons, super weapons not normally buyable. The Current super weapons do not fall into the artifacts category

The judgement cannon is more than overkill already not to mention the oldest force gun is really powerful too that I would classify it as a most powerful "standard" gun and anything after it would be a superweapon.

The judgement cannon is more than overkill already not to mention the oldest force gun is really powerful too that I would classify it as a most powerful "standard" gun and anything after it would be a superweapon.

Artifacts:
Judgement cannon: Obtain the ypsilon cannon remains and send it to space.
Force guns: collect at least 5 computer chips.

The Current super weapons do not fall into the artifacts category