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I'm not sure that orks would need racial hit dice. Though they maybe should have higher ability scores.

I think just using the warp sled from the Danube-class runabout would be simpler than having an entire custom shuttle for warp travel. It's already meant to be modular.

Still I think the original GM is a bit too primitive a start. Though, why pick just one model anyway?

I don't think the GM is advanced enough to serve as a template for a Starfleet mobile suit. Really, it's a flawed mobile suit whose only advantage, by the end of the war, is that the Federation had enough industrial capacity to produce enough of them to overwhelm the Zeon forces. If a group had...

Apparently, it only makes them immune to critical hits. https://www.ufopaedia.org/index.php/Cyberdisc_(EU2012)

Isn't the Cyberdisc supposed to have higher defense in disc mode?

I've thought of using a modified version of Fourth Edition as the rules for a fighting game-inspired campaign set in the Coreline setting. I think that the At-Will/Encounter/Daily system could work well to represent a fighting game with special moves and the like.

Also, in Age of Rebellion you can start with a Home Base, though it's not like the PCs control it. Though that could change as the campaign proceeds.

It seems like the Gate Corporation would want to expand to other star systems, focusing on ones with a lot of inhabited planets.

Well, I wouldn't say that... but this isn't the place for that kind of discussion.

Funnily enough the Lectatio Divinatus, the holy book of the Imperial Cult, was written by the Traitor Primarch Lorgar, who would end of rebelling due to his Father's stance on religion. I find it weird that the Divine Protection and Right Hand of God work only for Catholics and not for say...

Level ten seems pretty dang high, even for a Space Marine. Maybe, maybe a Tactical Marine could reach that level (given that they fight as Devastator Marines and Assault Marines first), but I don't think the same could be said of one that has just earned his armor.

Well, the Borg might not arrive on Coreline with anti-kinetic defenses, but if they start running into trouble they can change things, just like the UEFA and CONSENT are developing new mobile weapons.

We don't have any on-screen evidence that I know of that says they can't either. The at least most notable time we see the use of firearms on Borg is a brief instance, where they didn't have time to adapt. Also, even if they had no inherent ability to tune their force fields to be effective...

Personally, I don't think that the Borg's adaptation should be limited to energy weapons, but I recognize that ship has probably sailed. Though... if the Borg keep getting their butt kicked by people wielding ballistic weapons... Also, consider... assimilated Space Marines/Astartes.

Wow, that Incom Raptor has some heavy firepower, almost comparable to the Missile Boat, though with a far smaller payload.

Well, it's not all that crazy, provided that you don't base your units directly on T-series units. That would just be asking for Skynet to capture them and turn them against you.

I forgot that anti-Terminators are already a concept- with the T-X being an example. I can't think of any examples of human-built "Terminator Terminators," though.

I could see some coming up with novel Terminator designs, heck Tendrando Arms' YVH-Series battle droids could already be considered Terminators due to their design and function. There could also be specifically designed anti-Terminators (Defenders?).

Well the NX-class in the Star Trek Online game is actually a 25th Century replica with 25th Century technology. Their version of the Columbia-class is also very different from the one from the novels.