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spaceinvaderzim
Thank you for your critique!
What do you exactly mean by "Try having some for up and some for below."? Cameras? Sure, add some if you need. A camera is quickly placed behind the armor. So far, I had no need for cameras facing up or down. Locking missiles on targets is easier with front-facing cameras.
Moreover, feel free to call the vessel a bomber if that is a better definition for you. Due to its size, I prefer the label missile frigate - which is solely my personal opinion. ;)
What do you exactly mean by "Try having some for up and some for below."? Cameras? Sure, add some if you need. A camera is quickly placed behind the armor. So far, I had no need for cameras facing up or down. Locking missiles on targets is easier with front-facing cameras.
Moreover, feel free to call the vessel a bomber if that is a better definition for you. Due to its size, I prefer the label missile frigate - which is solely my personal opinion. ;)
spaceinvaderzim
Awesome! Thank you for your feedback. I will think about the hallway design and how it could become more intuitive - even though a little bit of the labyrinthic corridor layout was on purpose.
Let me know, if you come up with a handy way to increase orientation inside the vessel. :)
Sorry for any confusion about the excessive use of russian labels. You can totally ignore their content, since the only fulfill a decorative purpose on a post-soviet vessel. ;)
In addition, they may seem like the poorly translated manual of a taiwanese TV to any russian-speaking person. Nearly all labels were produced by google translate.
All meaningful labels are kept bilingual or in english. (Except power/shield-stats but you may guess by color.) And of course, feel free to personalize the ship according to your preferences.
Let me know, if you come up with a handy way to increase orientation inside the vessel. :)
Sorry for any confusion about the excessive use of russian labels. You can totally ignore their content, since the only fulfill a decorative purpose on a post-soviet vessel. ;)
In addition, they may seem like the poorly translated manual of a taiwanese TV to any russian-speaking person. Nearly all labels were produced by google translate.
All meaningful labels are kept bilingual or in english. (Except power/shield-stats but you may guess by color.) And of course, feel free to personalize the ship according to your preferences.
spaceinvaderzim
Thank you for your very positive feedback!
You did not miss the cannon barrels, there are none. ;)
Since I am quite lazy in aiming manually, I solely rely on missiles and torpedos. Thus, I would recommend you, to replace the missile tubes of the dumb-fire system in the ships nose with cannon barrels as well as the explosive modules with ion effect modules. This would provide you with a 500/500/500 main cannon for taking down shields.
You did not miss the cannon barrels, there are none. ;)
Since I am quite lazy in aiming manually, I solely rely on missiles and torpedos. Thus, I would recommend you, to replace the missile tubes of the dumb-fire system in the ships nose with cannon barrels as well as the explosive modules with ion effect modules. This would provide you with a 500/500/500 main cannon for taking down shields.
You are not the first one to mention issues with the Cyrillic decorative labelling. I updated the description with a link to a new post where you can download an entirely English labelled version of the ship.
The doors on the top are covering the missile systems. At first I connected them to the "battle mode" switch, but removed this connection later on, because I became concerned about unneccessarily exposing these systems to incoming fire in case the shields go down.