@orion parish  
Hmm.
 
That would be a pretty awful choice/place to be in.
 
To be a giant spaceship that gets to explore the cosmos, or
 
actually be able to feel your body, breathe fresh air, hear birds sing and crickets chirp, feel clean bedsheets and a warm snuggle?
 
Honestly, if I could only pick one or the other, I think I’d pick the latter.
 

 
You can always be infinitely smaller or larger, after all, capable of traveling infinitely further or shorter. To an ant, we had might as well be enormous motherships for how big and powerful we are and how much we can do. To a dust mite, we can practically travel the galaxy on our own legs.
 
And plus, if you control a ship the old fashioned way you can kinda get both.

@Cirrus Light  
Guess it depends on if they find the Eye of Arran (and I probably spelled that wrong). If not, then the first one definitely fits.
 
Otherwise Twilight might not ever want to disconnect.

@orion parish  
The Kushan were a people living on a desert world, Kharak. They found wrecks of ancient starships in The Great Desert, and learned that they were not native to Kharak, and in one of those ships was a guidestone,
 

 
It pointed the way to their true home, Hiigara.
 
Using technology reverse-engineered from the wrecks they built a giant ship to embark on the great journey across the galaxy to find their old home.
 
The Mothership, it was called, was controlled by Karen S’jet, who was integrated into the ship’s heart as its living core, so that rather than have to interface with it with controls, she would control the ship directly as though it were her own body.
 
The opening cinematic to the game is amazing.
 
Spoiler as to Karen’s (and thus Twilight’s) fate as of the end of the first game.
 
And the second one.
 
Hmm. When it comes to Karen’s own personal fate, then I think I might like the first one better, actually.

Can somepony please explain what exactly is going on with Twilight here? I don’t know a thing about Homeworld. So that might be it.
 
All the details if possible.

@c13229  
Those are also definitely HW2 interceptors, and the mothership doesn’t have that city-like bit near the top.
 
Kushan - Hiigaran  

While the artwork here is good, whoeve tagged this pic needs to look a bit closer at the mothership. The spaces for module construction can be seen around the docking bay, this build system was not in the origional, but rather, Homeworld 2.

@angelos
 
Boo!

@Ebalosus  
That inteface sucks- useless elements are huge, useful are small. Huge symbols on small elements. Resources counter at the center of the screen. Can’t play Taiidan campaign. “Pew-pew-pew” sounds, when the original were “brrrt”.

@FredMSloniker
 
@Clopitor_the_Hydrogenous
 
Fleet Intelligence had such subtle emotion in this scene.  
Hands down one of the best Campaigns to a RTS ever.  

@dsagent
 
Fingers crossed that it doesn’t blow dicks eh?

I hope the remake is a good game.

@Florentine  
And then the narrator portrays the First Hybrid in BSG:Razor.

““Receiving no communication from anywhere in system… not even beacons.[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXNQNeLDg5s)

“The greatest sacrifice of all was made by the librarian Twilight Sparkle, who had herself integrated into the ship as it’s living core…”
 
Gosh I can’t believe this crossover never occurred to me >.>

Soon Homeworld HD will arrive.

Must… Play… Homeworld…

In case anyone is unaware, remastered versions of Homeworld 1 and 2 (sadly not Cataclysm) are due to come out later this month.

Oh Muh Gawd  
Homeworld  
NOSTALGIA!!

@FredMSloniker  
Equestria is burning.

No one’s left. Everything’s gone. Equestria is burning.