NomadicHavoc
Commander
I had to work the corner at the truck stop for quite a while to be able to afford Port Olisar. By providing referral bonuses, my private business volume skyrocketed!
Hey lets have a fleet post eh?
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Sweaty Hull-C truckers were your regular customers yeah?I had to work the corner at the truck stop for quite a while to be able to afford Port Olisar. By providing referral bonuses, my private business volume skyrocketed!
NomadicHavoc
Commander
Unfortunate, but true. Blind dedication to your craft has it's downside :)
NomadicHavoc
Commander
Fantastic ships folks! I would love to explore some of those capital sized/large ships. Probably spend some time in the brig due to dereliction of duties though.
I personally have a soft spot in my heart for the Perseus.
I personally have a soft spot in my heart for the Perseus.
I had a BMM, but decided to go with something else since it didn't seem like it would be around for quite a while. I am also starting to look at it from the "how am I going to find enough people to man this ship", like I did with the Orion that I did want to get.
Smashdaddy
Commander
I love the Taurus. Had to CCU it unfortunately as it was absolutely unusable in that patch and I didn't have any patience, but it's on my list to require especially now the Tractor Beam is operational.
A nearly perfectly TESTified paint scheme. Cheers!
Finally got it about where I want it. Unless they unveil a "Gotta have it!" ship...
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Richard Bong
Space Marshal
Interesting.Finally got it about where I want it. Unless they unveil a "Gotta have it!" ship...
You have 4 freighters in the same general capacity range.
They're all the right size for carrying a ROC, or unloading the Vulture or Prospector, or resupplying the Vulcan, but is there a particular reason for four of them?
Richard Bong
Space Marshal
Interesting fleet. I like it.
What are your plans for how to use it?
just a little something for every activity
The only 2 Freighters I see are the Spirit C1 and the Zeus Clipper.
The MSR is more a token for the serverblade hopefull and Star Wars noltalgic.
And the Drake Corsair... Who uses THAT for honest trading, ey matey?
All in all a great fleet for a Rock Raider.
Find it, smash it, bring home the loot!
Sounds like the life motto of most frat guys that I've known. Cheers!Find it, smash it, bring home the loot!
Also, this is my 5,000th TEST forum post! Woot!
Richard Bong
Space Marshal
Richard Bong
Space Marshal
That does depend on your definition of "honest trading," how you intend to acquire your "trade goods" and being able to defend said goods. :)The only 2 Freighters I see are the Spirit C1 and the Zeus Clipper.
The MSR is more a token for the serverblade hopefull and Star Wars noltalgic.
And the Drake Corsair... Who uses THAT for honest trading, ey matey?
All in all a great fleet for a Rock Raider.
Find it, smash it, bring home the loot!
Before the recent changes, so the Hull-C works, the cargo ships that were most efficeint to load were in the 60 to 120 CF range. Now, I haven't done any hauling recently, so I don't know the extent of changes. But that was the best sizes to land at an outpost, load up and take to a TDD, without having to make multiple stops for the best margins.
I suppose the Corsair is also listed as Exploration, and the MSR is also listed as data running, but they still appear to be, at their heart, trash haulers. :)
And, yes, they are all good at supporting mining operations, by delivering ground vehicles, and hauling away ore, since there is some mining equipment as well. The Corsair, and Odyssey should be capable of finding good places to turn big rocks into little rocks as well.
But the inclusion of those four ships caught my attention and interest. So I wasn't criticizing, I was curious as to the intent.
For all I know, it could just be that @Zookajoe just likes the aesthetics.
That does depend on your definition of "honest trading," how you intend to acquire your "trade goods" and being able to defend said goods. :)
Before the recent changes, so the Hull-C works, the cargo ships that were most efficeint to load were in the 60 to 120 CF range. Now, I haven't done any hauling recently, so I don't know the extent of changes. But that was the best sizes to land at an outpost, load up and take to a TDD, without having to make multiple stops for the best margins.
I suppose the Corsair is also listed as Exploration, and the MSR is also listed as data running, but they still appear to be, at their heart, trash haulers. :)
And, yes, they are all good at supporting mining operations, by delivering ground vehicles, and hauling away ore, since there is some mining equipment as well. The Corsair, and Odyssey should be capable of finding good places to turn big rocks into little rocks as well.
But the inclusion of those four ships caught my attention and interest. So I wasn't criticizing, I was curious as to the intent.
For all I know, it could just be that @Zookajoe just likes the aesthetics.
Okay, I had one of the wrong variants up there. Fixed it now. So, a Hauler, a Data Runner/Blockade Runner, a Exploration/Gunship (I mean, who we kidding?), and an Exploration ship.
Richard Bong
Space Marshal
Stepping stone to another ship, spreading them out to use them in multiple systems, concern about claim timers and you just like the way they look would have all been acceptable answers. LOL.
Looking at my fleet I have both an Eclipse and a Retaliator. Why? I like the way they look. :) Though one is likely to, eventually, go away, I'm just not sure which one or to CCU to what. :)
I swear to God, if they release a Salvager the size of the Mole or Arrastra, I'll melt what's left of my fleet and live in that damn thing.
Ok, so maybe not my whole fleet, but I do want me some salvage love, ha.
Ok, so maybe not my whole fleet, but I do want me some salvage love, ha.
A Reclaimer is only supposed to be a little bigger than an Arrastra, on Fleetview/starship42.com at least:
The Reclaimer is in need of a lot of interior rework, which I hope they leave until after Salvage has developed and matured more. But even in its current rough and dysfunctional state, the Reclaimer is an absolutely amazing ship design. I like it very much.