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rylanadionysis
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i am well aware a romulan can use the ships of whichever faction they are allied with, but we should not have to just because our ships do not support our profession path properly.
The biggest eyesore example of this is at level 30.
if you are an engineering path, then you are just fine, since the D'D is geared perfectly for the slow moving beam boat setup with massive hull, low turn, and engineering stations galore.
What is worse is you lost the Lt Commander tactical slot you had with the Mogai, and drop back to a Lt one. Why?
What if you are a Tac or Sci officer? Where is the speedy escort or balanced raptor style ship? Perhaps an upgraded mogai at that tier?
it seems to me like the ships are completely messed up for the warbirds. You start with an escort, then move to a sort of sci/escort hybrid, then to a cruiser that a tac officer might love to use, and then to basically a cruiser dreadnaught. This doesnt make sense to me.
I shouldnt have to fly a klingon or fed ship just to match my profession path. Unless you are an engineering path, you get the shaft at this point. We need balanced choices at this tier (and to a lesser extent at the mogai tier, that ship is still pretty slow turn wise)
The biggest eyesore example of this is at level 30.
if you are an engineering path, then you are just fine, since the D'D is geared perfectly for the slow moving beam boat setup with massive hull, low turn, and engineering stations galore.
What is worse is you lost the Lt Commander tactical slot you had with the Mogai, and drop back to a Lt one. Why?
What if you are a Tac or Sci officer? Where is the speedy escort or balanced raptor style ship? Perhaps an upgraded mogai at that tier?
it seems to me like the ships are completely messed up for the warbirds. You start with an escort, then move to a sort of sci/escort hybrid, then to a cruiser that a tac officer might love to use, and then to basically a cruiser dreadnaught. This doesnt make sense to me.
I shouldnt have to fly a klingon or fed ship just to match my profession path. Unless you are an engineering path, you get the shaft at this point. We need balanced choices at this tier (and to a lesser extent at the mogai tier, that ship is still pretty slow turn wise)
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Depends on what "useful" means.
The Ha'nom is basically a RSV with Nebula-style tanking and turnrate combined with a battlecloak.
I don't think that's soooo bad.:cool:
http://sto.gamepedia.com/Ha%27nom_Guardian_Warbird
Yeah its a FLEET SHIP as I said and TIER 5 on top of it not everybody has a 500man fleet ready on TIER 5. So there is no Science Vessel until you reach that and spent 2000 zen on fleet ship modules.
Okay, let's try this again.
http://sto.gamepedia.com/Ha%27nom_Guardian_Warbird
"The Ha'nom Guardian Warbird is a Subadmiral (Tier 5) level Warbird. "
http://sto.gamepedia.com/Fleet_Ha%27nom_Guardian_Warbird
"The Fleet Ha'nom Guardian Warbird is a Vice Admiral (Tier 5) level Warbird. This vessel is an upgraded version of the Ha'nom Guardian Warbird. "
Do you understand the difference between the two?
Or to make it more clear: >There is a non-fleet version of the Ha'nom.<
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You're making the rather amusing assumption that a captain's profession somehow dictates what ship they fly.