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They get a thanks, but no praise for fixing something, that should have never happened in the first place. In general a huge step back from the Rebirth ship designs you couldn't fly in that game.
According to lore, the factions were splintered for a long time due to the jumpgate shutdown. This led to each race spawning 2 factions. Yet after all this time, their ships are just copy paste with the only difference in name. Vanguard or Sentinel for each sub-faction versions. The DLC realized this nonsense and got rid of the idea of having literally the same ship, but slightly different stats and name.
Don't bother with ToA. Not only does it offer less for the same price as previous DLC, The few ships, that were added are ugly for the sake of being ugly. Gameplay-wise it adds nothing of value. Only exists to strongarm players, who want to roleplay as salvagers no matter what, to buy it for access to a sector, that produces 1000% sunlight for recycling. Otherwise you need a ♥♥♥♥ ton of solar power panels, for just one recycling module. We are talking of hundreds. And big capital ship wreck recycling is only possible with a specific ship from the DLC, so effectively something so obvious, every reasonable race would do, is paywalled.
The DLC faction also spawns hundreds of small fighters, tanking performance even further than the persisting wrecks for recyling already do.
Imo this aspect was more fleshed out in X3. X4 has less ships, the differences in design between the different species aren't as pronounced (both looks and stats) and then there are only very few ships you will consider to fly yourself (because of stats).
Ofc the graphics are more advanced these days. Doesn't change the fact that X4's ship design is... uninspired at most, not just visually.
https://eng.x3tc.net/screenshot/ship.php?NDc1NTI1NzE
https://eng.x3tc.net/screenshot/ship.php?MjcyMzY5MDc
https://eng.x3tc.net/screenshot/ship.php?NjkyMTI0Mw
https://eng.x3tc.net/screenshot/ship.php?MTk4MjQ0MzU
They certainly don't feel humanly designed... Yes-that's the word I was looking for- humanly designed.
There are plenty of eccentric designs. Heck, the starting ship for the Genesis start of the Terrans is fairly odd looking.
I feel xenon I good looking. Call it alien looking depend of people taste I presume.