So, for fun, I'm going to do a little game for everyone.
Post your planned or theoretical ship names for your fleet in Star Citizen. The only rule is that it has to be a sensible name for a ship, and be at least passably fitting into the Star Citizen lore. This means you can use names that you're all familiar with, or you can use obscure names from ancient mythology, stories and other such sources.
Each TEST member is limited to a maximum of five ship names for their submission. Choose wisely.
This thread will collect all submissions. The submission period will end on Friday, October 14th.
After that, I'll scramble the names and set up voting brackets, tournament-style. Each week will be voting for a batch of names, the number of weeks dependent on how many ship name submissions we get.
The top winning ship name will probably get enshrined somewhere in TEST Squadron - most likely on our Bengal. As Montoya is not available at the time of this posting, I can't guarantee this. But the contest itself should be fun.
Let the flood of names commence.
Post your planned or theoretical ship names for your fleet in Star Citizen. The only rule is that it has to be a sensible name for a ship, and be at least passably fitting into the Star Citizen lore. This means you can use names that you're all familiar with, or you can use obscure names from ancient mythology, stories and other such sources.
Each TEST member is limited to a maximum of five ship names for their submission. Choose wisely.
This thread will collect all submissions. The submission period will end on Friday, October 14th.
After that, I'll scramble the names and set up voting brackets, tournament-style. Each week will be voting for a batch of names, the number of weeks dependent on how many ship name submissions we get.
The top winning ship name will probably get enshrined somewhere in TEST Squadron - most likely on our Bengal. As Montoya is not available at the time of this posting, I can't guarantee this. But the contest itself should be fun.
Let the flood of names commence.
