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The owners have a vested interest in finding the bugs, unlike the youtubers that don't own one.

So then you are both a thief and a smuggler. :) So you must have some really cool stuff to recover.

The Connie is no longer really large. Even under the old guidance of what constitutes "large" it is the smallest large ship in the game. And, other than the Retaliator, all the other large ships are considerably larger.

It is stock, how could they not know? The whole "dedicated smuggling ship" idea is a rather foolish one, unless you are talking about a Cigarette Boat equivalent, and in that case there is no need for secret compartments.

They did mention they were rethinking Jump point sizes and how the mechanics will work. From the Mercury Q&A:

One other point, when you see an MSR, you are likely to think Smuggler. It will draw more attention from players, if not NPC Advocacy.

The Cutty is not in the same class and does not have the same mission parameters. So, no, the MSR does not obsolete the Cutty, unless all you intended to do is haul cargo, then everything obsoletes the Cutty Black. The Max and Taurus are in the same general class. They are both significantly...

The MSR specs tells me two things. The Connie and Vanguard turrets need to be size 3 guns. The Connie Retaliator and Vanguard need their speed and agility increased.

Don't forget the Fish Tank and fish. I guess the cot goes in the hangar bay for the Merlin Pilot.

The Cyclone is smaller than an Ursa.

Ursa. When they say "Rover" that is what they mean.

The Andromeda, with the game package is $275. You spend $50 for the game with that package, unlike the typical $15.

I remember the Aquilla as more than the Andromeda, but I believe the price of the Aquilla went up when the model went to flyable.

Including the game package, perhaps?

The Aquila is $310 but does include the $50 Ursa Rover. The statement was $250 was reasonable for the MSR because the Andromeda was $275, that is incorrect.

The Andromeda is $225.

It hauls less than the Max and the Taurus. Unlike the Androneda, it is neither a generalist nor mentioned as modular. Given the cargo capacity and the Datarunning functionality, I would have thought it belonged between the Taurus and the Andromeda, say $195, now that it can carry a rover...

Now my preference is a pair of M4s, or maybe a pair of F55s, or a heavy flamer on one side. Then on the other arm something capable of dismembering a Vanduul. I want to be able to maneuver in hallways. The heavy weapon, animus, or railgun, that rotates up and fires over the shoulder.

With all the hype, $250 to $270. I, personally, don't think it should be any more than $225. Though I do think building the hype is why they are still holding it.

The other arm is the Emperor's fist, chain fist, sword, etc. So you may smite the Emperor's foes.