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Where 'Corvus' - and by extension, Manticore missile doctrine - could slot in is area denial. Though you'll be timing your volleys via stopwatch, you could, at least theoretically (if your gunnery crews get it right) stand off and swat anything leaving Coruscant's orbit.
In theory
BSG ships also have spines built like a brick shithouse because of the strain their FTL puts on them. Langford could core sample her a couple of times and the lady might keep flying. But it's not the directed weapons that everyone else needs to worry about. That would be getting nukes beamed aboard.
Or, if it's the mark IXs, getting them beamed to your postal code xD
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It also depends on the type of fight, this is why we'll have to work together as a fleet. MOI could skull the Warspite from across the system, but if they're close range slugging it out MOI isn't going home again
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It also depends on the type of fight, this is why we'll have to work together as a fleet. MOI could skull the Warspite from across the system, but if they're close range slugging it out MOI isn't going home again
Size != Yield. Way I see it, top three are Langford > Normandy > Warspite, tho if Trypticon is ever repaiers, well... :D
Posted x3
-Tarkin is present! I forgot to put this on, but he's here.
- Three Badass Freelancer agents are aboard!
- Gank wants to build things.
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In the game of this type I joined many years ago, which I based this off, I was the Battlestar Columbia and @mattmanganon will remember he kinda... took charge and didn't take no for an answer.
@PrinceAlexus I dunno mate, according to the principle of "He who has the greatest yield has the right to demand the yield of others", a battlestar is pretry high up the pecking order, so feel free to take over the scene :D