I like this and it should be possible with the new small ships.
It reduces your risk, if you die you go back to the Mother ship.
Untill you take a 20mm shot to the chest from that sentry skimmer guarding the base.
As for the big ship - outpost interaction... if its implemented in a sensible way ( a cargo drone module with several drones which costs a ton of money for example) I´d be in for it. You wont be so keen on interacting with said outposts with a shuttle that holds like,2-4 cargo units when you have to unload around 400 tonnes of it.
I think I'd rather have a full sized shuttle than a hoverbike. Like a Star Trek shuttle, or the shuttle from Helldivers.
Basically somewhere between the size of a van and a D-day landing boat. That way my Federal Dropship can launch mini-dropships.![]()
Russian doll deployment go.
Landing on high G planets (up to 10G) is a non issue for any ships currently in game. Same deal with atmospheres, our ships have an incredibly high amount of thrust available, atmospheric landings won't be an issue with the possible exception of severe weather- although weather should have a negative effect on all ship types large or small.
With all the being said I'd love to have to shuttles for the big ships, was hoping our fighters would have landing capability & at least SRV size cargo bays. I guess there isn't much use for shuttles as far as the devs are concerned, the only use they would have at the moment is shuttle runs to outposts, every other type of station and planetary port has large pads
I can't find it, but there is a lovely video someone posted a while back, of many failed attempts to land on high-g planets in anaconda... it's kind of funny actually, to see these behemoths rushing towards the ground and becoming stacks of pancakes... yes, I realize this was entirely a pilot-error issue, or multiple pilots in this case, but..
I can't find it, but there is a lovely video someone posted a while back, of many failed attempts to land on high-g planets in anaconda... it's kind of funny actually, to see these behemoths rushing towards the ground and becoming stacks of pancakes... yes, I realize this was entirely a pilot-error issue, or multiple pilots in this case, but..