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There are only 2 slight weaknesses I have found, but is admitted to by ol'Fil himself. It maneuvers like a drunken brick. Fortunately, it hits like an angy freight train.
The other is count of turrets: What it sends, it sends hard. But it does slow down a bit its capability to take out multiple enemy turrets at a go. But when it fires, the enemy feels it.
The interior is well laid out, easy access in, and the two forward dorsal hatches make getting in and out in space very easy. It has plenty of storage for looting and salvaging while retaining the rugged "lived in" aesthetics Fil is well known for.
So if you need a high end CV punching powerhouse that couples aesthetics with capability, look no further.