I didn't know where else to post this, so I figured I'd post it here.
I, along with quite a few other folks I've seen on the forum, are less than enthusiastic about the redesign of the Breen Sarr Theln Warship/Carrier. I think it's safe to assume that most of us thought we knew we would get the Sarr Theln down the line with its
original look, which I and several other folks seem to like. However, we did not.
I'm not asking that that the new design be trashed or anything (If you love it, more power to you), but is there any way we could see the original Sarr Theln design get added to the playable version as an alternate hull option?
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I wasn't really dissapointed with the ship we get but admittedly a little bummed out. It's not that the new design is terrible but the original looks like a carrier.
The new one kinda looks like a mutilated scimitar.
EDIT: Or maybe its the Plesh Breks' are too large.
Sadly, Cryptic doesn't "do" ship customization anymore. To them, "skin materials" count as customization. I don't think they will offer any solution to the folks that hate the new visuals.
HOnestly, I don't really see that as -too- much of an issue. Recluse looks too small to launch Mesh Weavers, and I'm still trying to wrap my brain around how the Jem'Hadar Dreadnought can somehow carry up to four Jem'Hadar Attack Ships in its hangars. :P
Still though, the old Sarr Theln does look a tad bit small to launch frigates. I think a slight upscaling of the old model might help remedy that to a degree though.
- Thot Gar - Commanding Officer of the Braaktak Kaan
Failing that can the older model be used for... I dunno... Breen Cruiser #2 ?
If they were put to scale, they would just be little pixels shooting really tiny beams and torps.
Still I do wish they were put in scale, or the carriers were upped.
I mean look at the Vesta with Yellowstone Runabouts.
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I think that largely depends on how big the new one is compared to the old one. Like I said, it might require a bit of rescaling on the old one's part to make it work, but I think it could work well.
Alternatively, I wouldn't mind seeing the ship released alongside the Carrier as something along the lines of a Flight-Deck Battlecruiser.
- Thot Gar - Commanding Officer of the Braaktak Kaan