Yes. I don't have my markers to draw it out - but we're agreeing that we're agreeing and agreeing to agree.
Sometimes dry humor just... looses something in translation.
Ships capable of launching Eagles?
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Yes. I don't have my markers to draw it out - but we're agreeing that we're agreeing and agreeing to agree.
Sometimes dry humor just... looses something in translation.
I can disagree if itll make you two feel better and help kill some time. Its a pretty boring day
I think the biggest problem with launching Sidewinders is the size of the "launch bay" or "hangar" needed.
And I think the Anaconda's in-game description was downsized twice. At game launch it originally mentioned launching a Sidewinder. Then it was downgraded to launching two fighters. Then, sometime after actually getting launchable fighters, the info was edited to say civilian-owned Anacondas could only launch one at a time.
And I think the Anaconda's in-game description was downsized twice. At game launch it originally mentioned launching a Sidewinder. Then it was downgraded to launching two fighters. Then, sometime after actually getting launchable fighters, the info was edited to say civilian-owned Anacondas could only launch one at a time.
The Wings of the Eagle would make it inefficient to make it as a SLF vs a Sidewinder size wise needed on the hill
As a base ship for my Sidewinder was the only reason I bought an Anaconda too...
A Fleet Carrier seems slightly overkill for that....
Sort of on topic maybe
Byt even noticed how the Sidewinder and Hauler use a size TWO Frame Shift Drive and thrusters.
Now one can assume the SLFs have the size one thrusters but what was going to gave a size ONE Frame shift drive
As a base ship for my Sidewinder was the only reason I bought an Anaconda too...
A Fleet Carrier seems slightly overkill for that....
Sort of on topic maybe
Byt even noticed how the Sidewinder and Hauler use a size TWO Frame Shift Drive and thrusters.
Now one can assume the SLFs have the size one thrusters but what was going to gave a size ONE Frame shift drive
Seems like the ability to dock two ships together would be one of the first features of a multi-player spaceship game - if there wasn't some obstacle to prevent it.
The reason we haven't had docking is probably the same reason we can't land a small ship inside a big one and it's probably all very techie and code-related.
The reason we haven't had docking is probably the same reason we can't land a small ship inside a big one and it's probably all very techie and code-related.
Got the image in the end... small ship launch bay...
