Futuristic Interiors?

[CMDR ROGER]

The first Pythons launched in the 2700s - that's about 600 years ago.

Imagine you're going into combat on a horse and you're wielding a crossbow. That's what a comat Python or Anaconda basically is.

 

[Bob McBobblehead]

Don't forget, some of those ship designs are hundreds of years old. The first Pythons launched in the 2700s - that's about 600 years ago. I assume the whole "70s vibe" that's going on with the Python interior and exterior is deliberately designed to send a message: "this is not a fashionably new spaceship".

They don't make ships like they used to. 600 years later and ship builders still can't make a better medium sized ship.

 

[CMDR ROGER]

Things could be worse.

That's one helluva fuel scoop

 

[Sapyx]

They don't make ships like they used to. 600 years later and ship builders still can't make a better medium sized ship.

Back when the Python was invented, it was a "large ship". Navies were using them as front-line cruisers and they'd have needed a couple dozen crew to fly. These days, they're a single-pilot ship. Isn't automation wonderful?

 

[Red Anders]

I've been flying a Hauler tonight and I like that the flight deck looks like a 1984 Escort van.