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Considering it would have to be fit for FTL travel, it would be waaay more powerful.
To breach earths atmo a rocket has to go 4.9 miles per second.
To reach LIGHTSPEED our rocket has to go 186,000 miles per second.
From what I understand, if the rocket can do FTL travel, and reach a warp gate it should only take a few months to reach an Alterra outpost, or maybe even earth.
Ugh, even thinking about being alone for that long gives me the weebie jeebies. I wonder if there is such a thing as "space madness"? XD.
It's very much a case of 'Well, it'll probably work. If not, we did our best, legally speaking.'
Besides, they don't even know for sure if you can build it, just that it's quite likely given the data sent back - and they have no clue how you'll power the damn thing. That we'll be able to is almost entirely up to the existence of the ion crystals that Alterra had no clue existed.
Which answers your question at once. Yes, it's more powerful, by several orders of magnitude. We use chemical rockets because that's the only sort we have access to, principally due to ethical or economic limitations. In real life we haven't even achieved interplanetary travel, as only unmanned probes have been sent out beyond the Moon. In game, we'll be performing interstellar travel.