Now they wouldn't let me select the Beluga, but if these are designed to be pleasure ships, how would it compare to something like this?
[video=youtube;86PVCTeBBPM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86PVCTeBBPM[/video]
Now there's no player ship in the game that's anywhere near that big, when we eventually get multi-crew or be able to walk around the interiors of our ships, how will frontier go around designing a ship called the "Beluga Liner"?
Now since we're going through space, there's no necessity for things such as "excursion" activities, but I'll bet there might be missions far down the line where you can plot exploration routes and maybe get paid based on how scenic your route is - I'm just babbling right now, but given the size of the beluga liner (which is still probably going to be quite a bit smaller than the Oasis of the Seas) how do you think passengers are going to entertain themselves? The biggest of Cruise ships we have nowadays have movie theatres, swimming pools, tennis courts, spa centres, full-sized show theatres, pubs, even parks and shopping malls!
I'm just wondering if the inside will just look like a luxury plane full of seats like the first-class cabin of a 747, or whether there will be staterooms and restaurants
I understand that it's not exactly a cruise ship, and it depends on if you're just taking passengers from system to system or sightseeing for days on end outside of the bubble, but I'm really looking forward to how they decide to model the interiors of a passenger ships.
[video=youtube;86PVCTeBBPM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86PVCTeBBPM[/video]
Now there's no player ship in the game that's anywhere near that big, when we eventually get multi-crew or be able to walk around the interiors of our ships, how will frontier go around designing a ship called the "Beluga Liner"?
Now since we're going through space, there's no necessity for things such as "excursion" activities, but I'll bet there might be missions far down the line where you can plot exploration routes and maybe get paid based on how scenic your route is - I'm just babbling right now, but given the size of the beluga liner (which is still probably going to be quite a bit smaller than the Oasis of the Seas) how do you think passengers are going to entertain themselves? The biggest of Cruise ships we have nowadays have movie theatres, swimming pools, tennis courts, spa centres, full-sized show theatres, pubs, even parks and shopping malls!
I'm just wondering if the inside will just look like a luxury plane full of seats like the first-class cabin of a 747, or whether there will be staterooms and restaurants
I understand that it's not exactly a cruise ship, and it depends on if you're just taking passengers from system to system or sightseeing for days on end outside of the bubble, but I'm really looking forward to how they decide to model the interiors of a passenger ships.
