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LORE:
The Eye of Horus class is a newer, faster, improved stealth ship design. Sporting an enormous power core for its size, it packs over 800 000 e/sec in a 390 mass package.
Born from the need for an aesthetically and systematically competitive permacloaker, the Eye of Horus is a very capable vessel. Armed with two burst-fire cannons, perfect for sniping enemy faction leaders, or perhaps an improved jump drive, or maybe just the fact that the ship, with all systems at maximum, doesn't even reach 75% power usage.
The Eye of Horus is a new breed of cloaker.
Faster.
Sleeker.
Cloakier.
BEHIND THE NAME:
The Eye of Horus is, among other things, a variant of an "all seeing eye." Creepy as it may sound, chances are, you'll never know if - and when - one of these ships is parked right outside your doorstep.
Also, the name sounded cool.
AUTHOR'S NOTE:
Okay ... I got one of my cloakers reviewed! The result - first off, I'm overjoyed. Second, I think it's pretty obvious I need to step up my game. Time to make a cloaker that's aesthetically competitive with "normal" ships.
To do this, I needed to rework my design strategy. Without going into too boring detail, I needed to stop fighting the power block and start using it as a decorative element. Hence, the Eye of Horus will have a great deal of exposed power, but if all goes to plan, they shouldn't be so much of an eyesore. In fact, with luck, those power blocks should contribute to the overall aesthetic of the vessel.
STAT CARD:
ADDITIONAL STATS:
Perma-cloak
Perma-jam
28.3% Overdrive Effect [passive] (jam, cloak, movement, jump drive stable)
122.1% Jump Drive (jam, cloak, movement, overdrive stable)
NOTE: Power systems can accommodate approx. 200 000 more draw/sec and still be stable
Burst Fire Cannons (anti-astronaut)
Burst Rate - 1/sec
140 damage/volley
Includes many blinking lights.
IMAGES:
(PNGs forever, JPGs not so much)
Album Link
Please leave reviews, I appreciate them greatly and they help contribute to better future designs.
I hope you'll enjoy this vessel and eventually add it to your lineup of sneaky craft - but until then, best of luck from Bephinius-Per Yards!
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LORE:
The Eye of Horus class is a newer, faster, improved stealth ship design. Sporting an enormous power core for its size, it packs over 800 000 e/sec in a 390 mass package.
Born from the need for an aesthetically and systematically competitive permacloaker, the Eye of Horus is a very capable vessel. Armed with two burst-fire cannons, perfect for sniping enemy faction leaders, or perhaps an improved jump drive, or maybe just the fact that the ship, with all systems at maximum, doesn't even reach 75% power usage.
The Eye of Horus is a new breed of cloaker.
Faster.
Sleeker.
Cloakier.
BEHIND THE NAME:
The Eye of Horus is, among other things, a variant of an "all seeing eye." Creepy as it may sound, chances are, you'll never know if - and when - one of these ships is parked right outside your doorstep.
Also, the name sounded cool.
AUTHOR'S NOTE:
Okay ... I got one of my cloakers reviewed! The result - first off, I'm overjoyed. Second, I think it's pretty obvious I need to step up my game. Time to make a cloaker that's aesthetically competitive with "normal" ships.
To do this, I needed to rework my design strategy. Without going into too boring detail, I needed to stop fighting the power block and start using it as a decorative element. Hence, the Eye of Horus will have a great deal of exposed power, but if all goes to plan, they shouldn't be so much of an eyesore. In fact, with luck, those power blocks should contribute to the overall aesthetic of the vessel.
STAT CARD:
ADDITIONAL STATS:
Perma-cloak
Perma-jam
28.3% Overdrive Effect [passive] (jam, cloak, movement, jump drive stable)
122.1% Jump Drive (jam, cloak, movement, overdrive stable)
NOTE: Power systems can accommodate approx. 200 000 more draw/sec and still be stable
Burst Fire Cannons (anti-astronaut)
Burst Rate - 1/sec
140 damage/volley
Includes many blinking lights.
IMAGES:
(PNGs forever, JPGs not so much)
Album Link
Please leave reviews, I appreciate them greatly and they help contribute to better future designs.
I hope you'll enjoy this vessel and eventually add it to your lineup of sneaky craft - but until then, best of luck from Bephinius-Per Yards!
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Once again, the main reason I didn't put on even more weapons (or logic torpedoes) was because, well, I simply didn't have enough space without adding some bulky weapons section. However, your "stabbing blade" idea REALLY interests me.
*hehe*