PlethoraTime | Only 8.1 million, I made a mothership that's worth 12 million, I'll try and add it to my Celestial Faction.
lol here you have the mighty cerberus weapon cerberus 1200 (1200 stands for the 12 cerberus sticked together) warning for lagg. proceed at own risk
albin_xl can you put that up against Triple Exodia? i'm pretty sure Triple Exodia can beat it.
EDIT: My computer can't handle it.
Hodyn lol i won XDXDXDXD
no 🙁 my computer lags even when i look at it
but i could test
or just battle my babylon white star 1 might be a challenge
albin_xl So, I had you ship face my ship, and it didn't last very long
with the cerberus killer mk 1 and have 5 of them and do some micromanaging you can destroy cerberus and it costs like 700 000 and the repairs seems to be like 300 000.
ok
oh you mean white star 1. its not ment to be good. just for the babylon fans
albin_xl so that cerberus monstrosity beat Triple Exodia? lol how much is it worth? maybe you can pit two Triple Exodia to even it out lol
couldnt get the screenshot but exodia were very small compare to cerberus 1200
Is the Cerberus the best vanilla ship in game?
Yes, I can beat it, but it always costs me a lot of Cosmoney...
8 of these did the trick, 5 survived...
One non-obvious weakness of the Cerberus is that the front cannons are not actually protected by the shields in the towers. If for each tower you take out the central exposed shields then pick off the large cannons, a tanky ship able to rotate in new shield facings may then be able to tank the ion beams until it can wear down the shield stacks.
Datetha Nice reference.
Halinder It's... ALIVE!!!
Teg Triple Exodia Is truly a monster...
how bout a ship just filled with a bunch of shields while your main ship attacks from the rear, the decoy ship must have efficient placement for the shields to never lose energy, just a random idea it may or may not work
CoolCubegaming The AI seems to have some preference for keeping on the same target, but if a new much more dangerous target presents itself it will switch.
