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Just when I think this game is Awesome, it gets Awesomer... uh, or is that More Awesome (grin).
Seriously... Thanx Mates!!!!
Looks like the thing my sister uses to shovel the crap out of her cat's litter box.
Anyway, early in the game (and by early I mean before level 50 or so) you get the choice to fly a B-class ship with much better shields or an A-class ship with much more power. That's because early A-class reactors are a lot better while the strongest B-class shield generator is already available at level 24 or so but will guzzle half the energy output of a B-class reactor of a similar level. Once you have unlocked all the parts there's no reason not to fly a B or C-class ship as A-class ships are simply inferior at this point.
Where is the Bridge/CockPit?!?
That's kind of cool. I don't know about all of the U.S. Space Shuttles, but I know for a fact the X-33 Space Shuttle had no windows.
But I'm curious... what do you see when you look out the window? I always use Far Forward Bridges/Cockpits so there is never anything Obstructing my view; however... if I'm not in the Seat, and I looked out the side window, of the bridge, I can see the Wing of my Ship.
The only good B tech is the Vanguard shield generator (technically there is a better C class shield generator). I think the Vanguard Obliterators (class A) are better than any of the class B weapons too, there are some C weapons that out damage them. By the time you have a good enough reactor to mount turrets and a primary weapon, you'll probably have unlocked class C anyway.
Just think of B as a stepping stone to greater things.
But again... I'm still kind of guessing :)
EDIT: ROFLMBO... I was typing this when Wendigo posted the above... I'm flying the Star Eagle - LOL... So like I said, I'm still just kind of guessing :)
@Wendigo... Thanx for the Update Mate ;D
The difference between B and C class ships is much smaller with one pip of power and 100 points of shield energy. Basically C-class ships offer more weight capacity at the cost of being much larger.
And you can upgrade it if you want
the top 2 reactors have 40 power and are both class C.
then the next is a 39 class B. So the difference is just 1 point which is mostly insignificant. The top A class has 33, and 7 points is 2 guns worth of juice.
Trust me ;)
The reactor IS the ship class, and if you put on the C class reactor, you can slot any part you want. Its easy to say you don't want any C class parts, but you probably will, eventually, want at least 1.
there are no other ship types. There is no destroyer or freighter. Ships are just a pile of parts and there are 3 racks of weapons, 1 engine, 1 grav drive, 1 shield...
now you can design a ship that is heavy on the cargo space and needs C class engines to even lift off the runway, and that is a 'freighter' conceptually, OK. Or you can use all A class engines and low weight, and its a 'fighter' sorta .. but that doesn't relate because even an A class engine lightweight 'fighter' might want a C class shield or gun... so it needs the C class reactor to slot it. The whole system is a little wonky, but that is how it works.
But ... All-in-All... C Class Reactor has no limitations; I can Slot anything!!!
This is my First Run (NG+0)... I just barely got Level 3 Pilot, so I have a ways to go before I'll have the Requirement and a Spare Point to spend on Level 4 Pilot :(.
Mixing classes for optimum performance is very useful for balancing power distribution, weaponry, and flight dynamics.