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that thing is so big you would think it would have at least one hanger bay
Why would everything big automatically need to be a carrier?
Was the Bismarck a carrier? Or the Yamato?
Both the Bismarck class and Yamato class were outfitted with aircraft catapults and carried aircraft
I wouldn't read much into that. You're not wrong, but basically every Federation ship larger than an escort has at least one shuttle bay. The galaxy class has three, for that matter. And if a lowly class-8 shuttle counts as a hangar pet in STO, why don't more federation ships reflect their hangar capacities? Because gameplay reasons.
I think in STO terms, that would equate to a single hangar that can only equip support pets. But my point was less that I think the Eisenberg should have a hangar slot (I don't particularly care either way if it does) and more that those battleships aren't necessarily the best examples for why size =/= carrier.
Ships as small as cruisers and even a few of the larger destroyers had those catapult floatplanes, (the Japanese even had a class of subs that carried two floatplanes, though a cloaking "flight deck escort" would probably be closer to the I-400 Class submarine concept since the planes were its primary mode of attack). But they were not carriers as such, and in Star Trek they are represented by regular shuttles flying out of small hanger bays that are not big and important enough to the class to represent with fighterbays.
That is the reason that in TOS the idea was that they only had two shuttles ready to fly, a pair of partially disassembled backups, and the fabricators to make parts so they can keep replacing them when needed (given enough time of course). The fact that they were up to Galileo seven probably means that they lost a few shuttles earlier in their five-year deployment (or possibly even under Pike if they don't reset the count for each deployment cycle).
Roddenberry always said that he intended the Enterprise to be a battleship (but NBC would not allow him to use the word on the show) which is the reason that it had that shuttlebay in the first place, to represent the pair of cat planes that most battleships (and some other sizeclasses) carried.
SS Kitchen sink, with pets in the shape of sponges. tier five mastery is 20% chance at 30% health for the pets to swarm your ship and scrub your ship clean of damage. I am actually looking forward to seeing what the upcoming carrier will be
I would be more excited about this if it weren't for the fact that flight-deck cruisers are superior in almost every way - so unless this carrier is being paired with a revamp to ALL full carriers, either via a new gear slot for a pet-based aura system or an addition of a third hangar...that's really not something for me to get excited about.
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I would be more excited about this if it weren't for the fact that flight-deck cruisers are superior in almost every way - so unless this carrier is being paired with a revamp to ALL full carriers, either via a new gear slot for a pet-based aura system or an addition of a third hangar...that's really not something for me to get excited about.
Fully agree with you. Carriers need a major balance pass. Sci and Engineer Carriers more so. We also need a change in names as full carriers means two differnt things. Flight Deck Carriers are Full Carriers. But at the same time when we talk about Full Carriers needing a balance pass we mean the 3/3 carriers not the FDC's.
I wonder if the devs are misunderstanding us due to this. We say Full carriers need a balance pass, they look at FDC's and go these look find carriers are ok.
Looking forward to another carrier at the moment carriers are the only items I spend real money on.
Fully agree with you. Carriers need a major balance pass. Sci and Engineer Carriers more so. We also need a change in names as full carriers means two differnt things. Flight Deck Carriers are Full Carriers. But at the same time when we talk about Full Carriers needing a balance pass we mean the 3/3 carriers not the FDC's.
I wonder if the devs are misunderstanding us due to this. We say Full carriers need a balance pass, they look at FDC's and go these look find carriers are ok.
Absolutely. The devs themselves caused this when they changed flight-deck cruisers (which used to have only one hangar) by adding the second hangar and changing the name, without making any changes to the other carriers at that same time.
So now we have ships that are similar to science vessels but with some obvious nerfs (such as the lack of a secdef slot, and generally worse handling) to compensate for them being full carriers... and ships that are full on cruisers with no nerfs, with hangars added on top.
And on a side note: "Flight Deck Carrier" is both stupid and redundant / repetitive.
My solution would be to add a Coms Array style slot. With two variations. One that boosts Hangar Pets only and one that half boost pets and half boost Sci powers but not as strong as a Secondary Deflectors.
The long "tail" would have been a great flight deck, with shuttle bay doors port and starboard.
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that thing is so big you would think it would have at least one hanger bay
Why would everything big automatically need to be a carrier?
Was the Bismarck a carrier? Or the Yamato?
But they did have the option to launch spotter planes.
This program, though reasonably normal at times, seems to have a strong affinity to classes belonging to the Cat 2.0 program. Questerius 2.7 will break down on occasion, resulting in garbage and nonsense messages whenever it occurs. Usually a hard reboot or pulling the plug solves the problem when that happens.
I'm guessing as part of the anniversary. There isn't an Alliance carrier yet.
Maybe it'll take it's inspiration from the JH carriers then.
We have Klingon-Fed and Klingon-Romulan hybrid ships now. Thus far there haven't been any JH elements in the Alliance ships so this would be a good time to add those.
I'm guessing as part of the anniversary. There isn't an Alliance carrier yet.
Maybe it'll take it's inspiration from the JH carriers then.
We have Klingon-Fed and Klingon-Romulan hybrid ships now. Thus far there haven't been any JH elements in the Alliance ships so this would be a good time to add those.
From my point of view, any and all JH elements can vanish as far as i am concerned.
This program, though reasonably normal at times, seems to have a strong affinity to classes belonging to the Cat 2.0 program. Questerius 2.7 will break down on occasion, resulting in garbage and nonsense messages whenever it occurs. Usually a hard reboot or pulling the plug solves the problem when that happens.
Maybe it'll take it's inspiration from the JH carriers then.
We have Klingon-Fed and Klingon-Romulan hybrid ships now. Thus far there haven't been any JH elements in the Alliance ships so this would be a good time to add those.
If we have a Fed-Klingon, and a Kilngon-Romulan, Alliance vessel it makes sense the third one would be a Fed-Romulan vessel.
We have a cruiser and an escort right? So having a Fed-Rom science vessel, with carriers typically being science vessels, makes sense.
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Don't let them promote you. Don't let them transfer you. Don't let them do anything that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there... you can make a difference.
-Captain James T. Kirk
Why would everything big automatically need to be a carrier?
Was the Bismarck a carrier? Or the Yamato?
Yes, not combat aircraft, but were spotter planes.
That is the reason that in TOS the idea was that they only had two shuttles ready to fly, a pair of partially disassembled backups, and the fabricators to make parts so they can keep replacing them when needed (given enough time of course). The fact that they were up to Galileo seven probably means that they lost a few shuttles earlier in their five-year deployment (or possibly even under Pike if they don't reset the count for each deployment cycle).
Roddenberry always said that he intended the Enterprise to be a battleship (but NBC would not allow him to use the word on the show) which is the reason that it had that shuttlebay in the first place, to represent the pair of cat planes that most battleships (and some other sizeclasses) carried.
If you converted it and added a flat top yes.
Well.. that is certainly good news!
I would be more excited about this if it weren't for the fact that flight-deck cruisers are superior in almost every way - so unless this carrier is being paired with a revamp to ALL full carriers, either via a new gear slot for a pet-based aura system or an addition of a third hangar...that's really not something for me to get excited about.
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A normie goes "Oh, what's this?"
An otaku goes "UwU, what's this?"
A furry goes "OwO, what's this?"
A werewolf goes "Awoo, what's this?"
"It's nothing personal, I just don't feel like I've gotten to know a person until I've sniffed their crotch."
"We said 'no' to Mr. Curiosity. We're not home. Curiosity is not welcome, it is not to be invited in. Curiosity...is bad. It gets you in trouble, it gets you killed, and more importantly...it makes you poor!"
Fully agree with you. Carriers need a major balance pass. Sci and Engineer Carriers more so. We also need a change in names as full carriers means two differnt things. Flight Deck Carriers are Full Carriers. But at the same time when we talk about Full Carriers needing a balance pass we mean the 3/3 carriers not the FDC's.
I wonder if the devs are misunderstanding us due to this. We say Full carriers need a balance pass, they look at FDC's and go these look find carriers are ok.
Looking forward to another carrier at the moment carriers are the only items I spend real money on.
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But they did have the option to launch spotter planes.
Maybe it'll take it's inspiration from the JH carriers then.
We have Klingon-Fed and Klingon-Romulan hybrid ships now. Thus far there haven't been any JH elements in the Alliance ships so this would be a good time to add those.
From my point of view, any and all JH elements can vanish as far as i am concerned.
We have a cruiser and an escort right? So having a Fed-Rom science vessel, with carriers typically being science vessels, makes sense.