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The game also includes the Defiant class. See artwork from last friday, where all ships are shown. The frighters look like those used in Star Trek: Enterprise. J-Class and Y-Class. Guess one is the construction ship.
In the screenshots i do not see a colony ship. And there is a governor ship.
So colonies are bulid with construction ships or governor ships?
Either way, my life would be complete with a fleet of Sovereign and Inquiry class ships.
Very powerfull in combat with weapons pod.
Also could have the sensor variant.
Either way more powerfull then Excelsior. On the Level of Ambassador Class.
Sovereign is in the game, doubt the inquiry is. Guess modders will add all the canon federation ships? Game year is actually about the time a lot of constellation class ships (Hatheway, Stargazer, Victory) are in service.
California class / unifrom seems more like fan service for pre-order customers.
I like the klingon voice over as pre-order bonus.
Unlike Armada, where you controlled individual ships and each ship had specific abilities (extend shields) or special attacks (whatever torpedoes), this is a macro game where you command fleets with a certain composition of ships, but have no control over what individual ships do. Each ship type had bonuses or penalties and might give a buff to the fleet overall, but at the end of the day, it's a game of numbers and dice rolls, not tactics.
There are certain non-combat ships with specialized roles, such as transport ships or colony ships, but the above applies to all ships with a combat role.
This is also why a huge variety of ships would simply be for eye-candy purposes, because at the end of the day, they'd all have some +/- x% modifiers compared to the next similar ship type.
I played hundreds of hours of grand strategy and combat was always probably the least important aspect of the game (unless you were a murder hobo on a world conquest run). It's a means to an end, not the core of the gameplay in the genre.
I think the most disappointed people in this will be the ones expecting flamboyant, action-packed or tactical, micromanaged battles in the vein of Armada 2, Ashes of the Singularity or BOTF.
Im content with seeing my ships in action, I guess :)
There will be 1, the Enterprise. (D, + E as upgrade). When "destroyed" it means it is just "lost in action" an respawns later.
There are ships with specific purposes, such as spy ships and governeu ships thought.
Reliant class seems to be as an upgrade to the Miranda class in ST:PIC (as the U.S.S. Reliant was a Miranda class, maybe thats why the new class was named that way).
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Reliant_class
The Nebula class got an upgrade as Sutherland class (maybe because there was the U.S.S. Sutherland as a Nebula class commanded by Data briefly)
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Sutherland_class
And yeah Oberth and Miranda are cool ships. Hope for a Nebula class in the game in the future too.