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If I'm reading it correctly. We dropped from an expected 15 down to 14.2. No one likes a drop, but it's not that severe. A 5.4 percent drop.

On the other hand the photonic torpedoes doing better than average bumped our alpha strike capability, especially with 4 full launchers up front too. The icing on the cake is the 4 engine maneuverability making possible to keep targets front and center.
 
[X] UES Thunderchild
[X] UES Warspite

I don't think using the name Brazillia is appropriate at this point. The goal and dream is peaceful exploration and expansion of knowledge.


We can use Brazillia for a later ship, where the name will not potentially be urging its command staff to push harder than they should and possibly overextending the ship's abilities.
 
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If I'm reading it correctly. We dropped from an expected 15 down to 14.2. No one likes a drop, but it's not that severe. A 5.4 percent drop.

On the other hand the photonic torpedoes doing better than average bumped our alpha strike capability, especially with 4 full launchers up front too. The icing on the cake is the 4 engine maneuverability making possible to keep targets front and center.
In other words, going ham on the torpedoes was well rewarded, reinforcing our questionable tactical spending habits.
 
[X] UES Thunderchild
[X] UES Brazilia

We made a super expensive monster, and now the whole Quadrant knows what happens when you make the Pre-Federation humans ready to fight
 
[JK] UES Get Bent
[JK] UES Early Retirement
[JK] UES Get Crowbarred, Bitch!
[JK] UES Thanks For the Crowbar, Foxy.
[JK] UES 5 AM at Freddy's
[JK] UES 5 Am at Freddy's: The Sequel
[JK] UES Well Shit.
[JK] UES You Ain't Touchin' My Buns.... Hun!

I can think up many ship names based on this one video, let alone others.

Seriously, though.

[X] UES Warspite

Ah, the Warspite. I would've preferred 'UES Texas', named after the WW2 Battleship of the same name that flooded a portion of its hull to get a few degrees more of firing arc to support troops in Normandy. You know, to harken back to when humanity was badass. I think I'll take any future BB-class ships we design later being named the Texas.
 
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Sure it is something Starfleet would do, but I feel there is a pretty big gulf in just a normal literary reference, and making one while in a real genocidal war of survival.
Well, it is a literary refrence to resistance against all odds in a genocidal war of survival against aliens. So as far as I say, it checks out.

Only reason I might prefer Warspite over it, would be because that name is a bit more.... agressive? An indication that the velvet glove has come off, and beneath it laid an iron gauntlet.

After all, one needs to speak softly and carry a big stick.
 
Ah, the Warspite. I would've preferred 'UES Texas', named after the WW2 Battleship of the same name that flooded a portion of its hull to get a few degrees more of firing arc to support troops in Normandy. You know, to harken back to when humanity was badass. I think I'll take any future BB-class ships we design later being named the Texas.

Of course, one can't rule out naming a ship of the class that. Whatever name wins, I'm dead set on writing a 'UES Thunderchild' omake when I have the time to brain it out.
 
Of course, one can't rule out naming a ship of the class that. Whatever name wins, I'm dead set on writing a 'UES Thunderchild' omake when I have the time to brain it out.
I'd honestly love a class of ships being named after various references. Like, seriously, just design a Corvette or Destroyer and have each of them be named after random memes or references. It's suitably human.
 
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