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I moved the Gatlings to the nose because I noticed on some ships side Gatlings can shoot your own SV when shooting at close targets. Not sure if that would happen with yours because the guns are 1 block away from the body, but didn't wanna risk it!
Yes and no… The Forerunner is a cap-ship in its own right...A low-priced Cap-ship, and thereby low armoured and armed… A starter cap-ship with only the most needed… and with Warp engine.
But the Outlaw would then by a high-priced warship, one you would build in the late phase…
I need to create a middle-class Cap-ship with some or none transport capacity, for middle-phase in the game…
The intention behind the Valkyrien, Marauder and the Asgardian was to work with the Outlaw.
The newly Sentinel project was created to work with the Outlaw as well, but it seems that the hangar bay is a little too small… to hold four Sentinels at same time…