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Ya, I was confused when JRandall did that because I also have the same thing in my ship Odessa [RE2] and he picked up on it right away! Maybe because there is 3 different Virtual connects there its confusing?
Your just introducing a concept that many are not used to, hence the confusion. Don't take the critiques to hard, It what makes you improve and do even better. With the direction you are going with the LCD's and elevators and loading up into a cockpit. I mean who knows what else you may come up with on your next ship.? I'm looking for to that day.
If so how would one place them without getting your character stuck? I just feel a more direct path to the bridge would of been better.
The internal thrusters may pose a problem for those on servers that deny that feature.
Otherwise a nice CV!
Love all the LCD work and nice use of the elevator block under the ship.
Really cool!
Yeah, I added the Advanced generators in so people can upgrade to the fusion. Its stated in all the upgrade pictures and details. Its somewhat difficult to find the reactor core. But yes, I designed it with a fusion reactor in the plan.
Excellent workshop presentation.
A general rule that I go by these days in terms of power production:
Don't add a second of any power generation you currently have.
Delete the current one and add one of the next tier.
This ship for example has three advanced generators producing 300kw at a cost of 150k cpu.
One small reactor produces 300kw at a cost of 100k cpu.
Just food for thought.