Darn it! I have both Cutter & Corvette and never noticed a grind wall - must have gone another route
What if small ships jumped the farthest?
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Cobra Mk IV is like Raxxla...does not exist.
And you’ll never find any. Polonium on the other hand..
In any case, the mechanic itself is already in the game. Knowing FDEV, military fuel would probably be tritium.
Alternately, military fuel is regular hydrogen spiked with yttrium and polonium - i.e. by the 3300s ships can synthesize the recipe from raw ingredients if available.
Sorry, you won't change my mind on this. Increase its range if that is an issue, although i'm not sure why any warship needs big range. Anaconda's range needs the nerf bat as well. The Cutter is the only ship with 2 huge hardpoints, so that's already a serious differentiator. I'm not saying make it type 9 or even Cutter manouverability, but i needs to be closer to the Anaconda than the Eagle.
Corvette, the Corvette has 2 Huge Hardpoints and manuverablilty.
The Conda has slightly more firepower then the Corvette by the way (145 to 127 fixed multi dps), and a better convergence on the huge and larges.
It's just declassed by the three c7internals.
The large hardpoint on the vette makes me sad.
There'd be a possibility that Anaconda owners would be upset or inconvenienced and that's not allowed.
The large hardpoint on the Vette makes everyone sad. Except Imperials propably.
Yes, hardpoints fine. Nerf the manouverability.
Its an interesting point, although its one that doesn't take into consideration target size. Against large targets, the Corvette has the edge.
Not with Plasma Accelerators
Or, yes it has, but not because it does more damage, but because it can take more punishment.
Corvette might have a crap jump range, but it has much better supercruise agility which means it's the best at interdictions when compared to Cutter and Anaconda.
Nah.... the big difference is you still have infinite total range exploitation because you can still refuel with a scoop. Military drives you could only refuel at stations.
This is a critical point, because there's a school of thought that if you introduced a new FSD with, say, 100LY range, that it would just be more power creep. But if that jump range meant you also couldn't go further than 500Ly from a station, then it won't get considered in that.
Gotta disagree, it has a crap top speed, a crap jump range, and out of the box the only thing it has going for it is agility.
It's a warship that cannot dictate anything in a fight.
That wasn't available as standard to all ships thoughTechnically not true, the Argent's Quest(Turner class ship) was a large ship with a class 4 military drive.
What gets me is this is 3306 yet compute advancements just stopped in 2020, I mean flight computers from 2020 are FAR better than what is in 3306...and we are just a bunch of semi-evolved chimps still bound to our organic space craft hurdling metal bricks to neighbor planets to gather information. So not too impressed with these 3306 civilizations. Sure they have FSDs but used on some bobo compute tech that we surpassed in the 90s.
With the size of the units... I'd be more inclined they got stuck in the 40's...What gets me is this is 3306 yet compute advancements just stopped in 2020, I mean flight computers from 2020 are FAR better than what is in 3306...and we are just a bunch of semi-evolved chimps still bound to our organic space craft hurdling metal bricks to neighbor planets to gather information. So not too impressed with these 3306 civilizations. Sure they have FSDs but put on some bobo compute tech that we surpassed in the 90s.