You could but the question is why? You would double the cost for a minor updated from speed. These are small engines, better fitting for a small courier ship like the one Kyle Katarn uses. Or you could put them on a bomber I suppose ...
Eh, was mostly interested for reliability reasons. One engine fails on you, you've still got another that can keep the ship running.You could but the question is why? You would double the cost for a minor updated from speed. These are small engines, better fitting for a small courier ship like the one Kyle Katarn uses. Or you could put them on a bomber I suppose ...
Leaving space for after market upgrades seems like a good idea to me, we might not have the licence to manufacture some of the better or more specialized equipment. And it would cut down on cost concerns, as The Far Trade Company only needs to modify a small amount of ships to fill niche rolls, while the rest act as general merchant freighters, ferrying passengers and cargo. Of course who knows what selection of goodies will be presented to us. We might fill every bolt hole, damn the costs if its cool enough. Ship design, what a great quest idea.
And look at the extra flaws we can earn as well!!!
Yes a minor flaw that is removed when we get to that stage of the project. It is like you don't read the information rules on how we make these ships or something.And look at the extra flaws we can earn as well!!!
[X] CEC Light Freighter Engine
Looks relatively expensive, but it gives great amount of speed along with 3 advantages and a measly one disadvantage....
. Could you point out where you got that??? I might have missed something reading the rules.....
Right above testing is literally there to remove flaws and every step after procurement is about building advantages and flaws per equipment. Which is why the frame the most important part of any ship should have had its cost brought down as much as possible because we could have afforded to choose a more expensive option in another turn for a bigger and better end result.
From what I gathered, we gain advantages and disadvantages, with some ways to remove disadvantage points, like what may have been implied in update about the frame, with the two canceling each other out at the end of the project until only one kind is left, and then they get translated into boons or problems in the final product....
It puts us at a cost total of 5 right now. The end goal is to bring the cost total as low as possible here.
Right, but what is low compared to other ships? With our first ship and seeing the system for the first time we don't really have a comparison, though I am likely to push for spending 2 advantages on trying to reduce cost for the engine.
We don't know all we can do is take and reduce the cost as we move through the steps.
the entire point of the price reduction option was non-critical parts and materials got replaced without damaging the the frame at all.
