Which ship do you enjoy dispatching the most?

[Legacy_LuckyLuke]

Before 1.5, it was most certainly the Asp Explorer. I just love the tinny sound my multi-cannon rounds make on it's wide flat hull. And the satisfying 'pop' when done

Since 1.5, it's now the Asp Scout for sure! Same tinny sound, but on a risk vs. reward ratio, the bounties I have been collecting on wanted Asp Scouts seem to be in the region of 60,000-80,000 credits - which is pretty decent for a mid-size ship.

Talking just risk vs. reward though - it would definitely have to be Deadly/Elite rank Eagles or Sidewinders. Not only do these guys melt like butter, they give a nice boost to my combat rank too.

How about you?

 

[GluttonyFang]

Corvette/Cutter/Anaconda

Landing PAs/Rails/Missiles on these things is simply a firework, wish they give us an option for Ultra FX.

 

[CMDR Byr Goefin]

Orca.

The sound of all that glass shattering gives me the chills.

 

[Ixnatifual]

I love the satisfaction of an Anaconda blowing up. If they eventually add voice work I would love some death screams over the comms to accompany it.

 

[Shadowed]

Cutter. So hard to kill without them running away!

 

[Caldric]

Imperial Clipper, although it is a beautiful ship best looking in the game in my opinion.

 

[Valethar]

Used to be Sidewinders, back before they decided to implement the silly bounties for bouncing NPCs off a station wall. It was always fun to clip one as they were coming into a station and see how many times they'd bounce before they popped.

 

[Legacy_LuckyLuke]

Orca.

The sound of all that glass shattering gives me the chills.

I haven't had the opportunity yet. I did see a wanted wedding barge a couple of days ago, but was busy doing something else to bother tailing it until it dropped out of SC.

No idea why it was wanted... maybe it was a criminal gang wedding. Pretty chilling thought gunning down a wedding party...

 

[Valethar]

Pretty chilling thought gunning down a wedding party...

Just tell yourself it's a Krapdashian wedding party, and you're doing a public service, protecting the species by preventing them from breeding further.