IvanBerni I made the paint, maybe is a little ugly, but you are free to do a better one if you want
however, there is no "original" painting of this ship, confederation ships used to have different textures and paints.
IvanBerni I made the paint, maybe is a little ugly, but you are free to do a better one if you want
however, there is no "original" painting of this ship, confederation ships used to have different textures and paints.
IvanBerni ohh.. I see
Hell Yes
>added Providence 2.0, fixing the previous errors
>added Providence 3.0 (Last Update)
Whoa
Thats big changes
IvanBerni Um, bout the discord launchers, missles are WAY better because they will actually get used. Or maybe other people are not having trouble with ship collision avoidance and i'm just a dumbass....you tell me, other than that good design.
LiamTheShipmaster True, but putting the discord missiles is only to cause more chaos in the enemy ships, it doesn't really even use the missiles in combat, because they have very little range, and the enemy ships do not get inside the "safe circle", the discord missiles They only attack the ships that cannot move away, I thought about putting a tractor beam on it to make these weapons more useful, but really as you say, the damage they do is very insignificant, they are a cosmetic addition xd
IvanBerni All of what you said is true, but discords are really useful I just think they are misplaced on a med range battleship. Maybe they would be better on a fighter bomber, gunship, or even a munificent.
discords are good against strike craft due to the usual lack of pd on them, and their ability to bypass shields
on a battleship that will be taking on other battleships, chances are the discords will be taken out by flak, or the damage they do will be insignifigant
LiamTheShipmaster Insignificant? I've had entire ships get dismantled by those discord droids
Altraxia oof, maybe not, but im just talking from my expeirience, and I have a lot of heavily armored ships in my saved ships file, so maybe the discords shread internals