No one currently gets to see how the Skylark ended up on Cradle. I've somehow felt that the game's truly missing it's proper introduction cinematic. It may be just a guess, but, seeing as it is NOT, I repeat, NOT a contradiction to the story we know today, it's willing to be just an extension to the game's beginning. I'm willing to theorize that the Skylark must have somehow gotten into an unexpected run-in with one of the loose meteorites that drifted off from one of the asteroid belts, thus damaging the ship's power supply, shortened the control responses, and disrupted the ship's coordinate memory while travelling to a planet that it's navigation systems programmed the ship to travel the Knight to, thus setting up the events that lead to the Knight Creation interface, followed by the tutorial. And furthermore, a simple text narration would truly fill the introduction story. I'm sure Three Rings will listen and they'll surely whip up the idea to fill the missing intro cinema, when they manage to gain, and use their spare time to do so. I'm sure anyone will understand it.

First off, it's true that Battlepods are truly enemies, not minibosses. If there is a new Battlepod enemy type being made, it would be WAY much different from others in size, design, movement, tactics, and weapon type firepower, and would be deemed as a new miniboss to defeat.

Second, the intro cutscene is meant to be shown BEFORE creating the Knights. Having it play after the Knight Creation interface just doesn't make sense.

Third, Three Rings are quite focused on new Lockdown maps for now, but I'm sure they'll direct attention to making new Blast Network maps someday. They ain't leaving Blast Netowrk hanging, you know. Remember, it's the first PvP event in the game. Maybe they'll make a new map for both Blast Network and Lockdown and have them simultaneously ready one day. It's a possibility.

Fourth, Minibosses don't need to have their own unique music theme, just an enjoyable and catchy theme that is quite well-favored by many. I know. It may be.

Fifth, having houses is not a bad idea. It's just what us Knights need to relax from our adventures. Don't deny it.

And finally, it doesn't matter if the intro cutscene has to be short or long. What matters is having the intro cutscene that tells how us Knights ended up stranded on Cradle. We may have a huge destiny on our hands to fulfill sooner or later. You never know.

Plus, that hit from the meteorite caused much significant damage to the Skylark's energy core, preferably destroyed the core's quick cooling processor that keeps the core from overheating, thus instantly burning out the main energy source the core distributes while it was kept cold by the processor. Hey, Skylarks may have a cooling processor, because it is simply the one thing that prevents the core from overheating. It may be a bit awkward and/or weird for an explanation, but I'm certain that happened.

For those of you who agree to the ideas, thanks for the compliments. Especially you, Embabi.