Am I weird for not liking the big ships?

To love big ships, you need to love Turrets.

2x C3 Beam turrets and 2x C2 Multi-cannons turrets plus 2x point defense on the top of my Anaconda put on quite a light show.

Plus the top deck weapons will fire forever with the A8 Distributor.

I have to use the gimballed C3 Beam + gimballed C4 Multi-cannon on the bottom to actually drain the Power distributor.
 
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With the ships now in game, I won't go to higher class than my Clipper. And I rebought my ASP shortly after selling it. The sound, the view! Some day an iCourier and a DBX will add to the fleet.

And you know what, I really liked the strange sound of the Hauler, or was it the Adder? As if it was alive in a weird way. Sounded like some of the old droids from StarWars.

(In RL I prefer bigger cars.)
 
we just want UUUUUge ships, incredibly UUUUge ships, incredibly UUUUge incredibly incredible ships....
( I think I should turn down on news sites ;))

Cheers Cmdr's
 
I don't really like the big ships.
Recently I changed my main ship to a Python after nearly 18 months happily flying a Cobra. I struggle with it, to be honest!
I think it's just a case of adjusting to it, which will take time.

If you can get some engineer upgrades, it will sing. It's a great ship that was in a bad place for a while, as upgrades are applied it increasingly approaches pre-nerf. It's great.
 
If you can get some engineer upgrades, it will sing. It's a great ship that was in a bad place for a while, as upgrades are applied it increasingly approaches pre-nerf. It's great.

It is good for combat and raiding too, unless
someone gets on your tail while shields are down and you decide to pitch turn.
Don't get me wrong it takes and packs a punch, but the protection of internals is abysmal.
The shape does no good to the ship when you are outmaneuvered.
 
I like both smaller and big ships. Anaconda is a great ship for trading, Vulture is a nice combat ship, Python is a really nice multipurpose ship and Cobra is, well, Cobra.

But there is one thing which I do not like, when I am sitting in big ship. It is hard to describe, but somehow, the illusion of piloting a big ship doesn't feel right. Anaconda, Clipper and bigger ships simply should not be a "one man" ships. Maybe it is just that I saw way too many episodes of Star Trek or Babylon 5 and similar, but ship so big as Anaconds should have a bridge and crew.
 
I like both smaller and big ships.
ditto. horses for courses.

there was a phase i went through where i'd try to use a Vulture for *everything* with varying levels of success, but now i have purpose-built ships for each of the jobs i want to do. Cobra, Vulture, Asp, Python, Anaconda, Cutter - they all get used frequently
 
I love huge ships with VA and turrets, you're a captain or commander, rather than pilot. But still less fun than boosting around asteroids at 520m/s in an iCourier!
 
If you can get some engineer upgrades, it will sing. It's a great ship that was in a bad place for a while, as upgrades are applied it increasingly approaches pre-nerf. It's great.

Cool, that's good to know, thanks :)

Are there any specific upgrades you'd recommend?
 
I've tried an Anaconda, didn't like it, flown a Python which was okay, but I always seem to end up back in my Asp or Vulture, Hell I'd probably still be happy in a Sidewinder if it was about 20% bigger and better and even now I take one out for the occasional spin, albeit blinged up a little, anybody else feel the same?

I have a Vulture, Asp Explorer and Python, yup I spend more time with the first two, only use the Python now for trade loops because it has 200T cargo space, I won't use it for combat, too sluggish.
 
I like small and mediums so I can keep the rebuy low and currently own a Vulture for combat, FDS for mining/trade and an Eagle that is sitting in LHS 3447 that I haven't even tried yet. I have a long term goal of owning a T9 one day, yeah I know its not a great ship but I love the looks of it, and I want it as a main ship for mining and surface mining one day.
 
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