Ship Specs Page up

[Apollo]

Hey all, thought you would be interested in this
https://robertsspaceindustries.com/ship-specs

There's a new Hornet variant and I think a new Aurora variant.
It's a great layout. Anything interesting pop out to folks?

[zramn]

[Apollo]

[Siycle]

Is it just me or does the class "C" hornet seem worse then the class "A"???? I Feel like class "C" is not meant so much for dogfights cuz of that cargo hold replacement.

And where di you see the information on your freelancers engine?? (I see that its arc duo 400 whatever but I mean the details, Wiki???)

*p.s. cutlass is looking pretty good to me. 12 upgrade slots!! more than any ship in its class.

Suggestions:: Cutlass of Hornet for my next ship???????

[Apollo]

[Siycle]

no I know the engine types available.. I should have been more specific. you said that anti-matter engines are long range. where do I find information on parts like that? and why are play styles different for both ships??? according to available upgrade slots the cutlass should be capable of holding more weapons than the hornet, additionally it has twice the thrusters of the hornet; adding considerably to maneuverability. Where did you see that the cutlass can't be as good a dogfighter if not better? (I'm not being a dick here I really do want to read up on this).

[braindonut]

[Mattheus]

schwing!!!!

[zramn]

@Siycle Fusion reactors are easy to set up, but take energy to make the fuel. (Think hydrogen and oxygen engines in some cars) Fission engines rely on rare radioactive materials breaking down. These would go farther and have waste that can give power again. Antimatter engines rely on super-energized anti-protons, anti-neutrinos (there are three types of these) and positrons. These would be the longest lasting, but the most expensive fuel. If I forgot an engine type, tell me.

As always, ZRAMN (mobile)

[Siycle]