Sounds like you're talking about something similar to a Belbullab-22. Maybe even tuck in an astro droid on the underside to give the pilot 'an extra set of eyes'.
*whiggles hand* not really? i'd rather keep the cockpit in the middle or move it to the front for better FOV for the pilot then a rear mount like the B-22 figher. also i'm talking as in have the engines as tight together as possible.
the tail is fine, it does serve a purpose if you look at the cutaways and like i said if we beef it up we can use it too bost manuverablity some.
Because the N-1 and all of Naboo's older ships are all stupidly expensive and luxury craft. They are not the kind of fighters you build for everyone.
It is no more difficult than any other starfighter. It is all dependent on the pilots. Where are you getting that it was a hard craft to pilot?
The Stardock video and the wiki page noted that it took months for the clone pilots to retrained to use them dispute already being trained fighter pilots.
That is because none of them were trained to use the things in the first place. You cannot expect someone with no experience to get into a brand new fighter and be able to pilot it. They were not trained fighter pilots because they had no fighters at the start. They had no experince with the craft and when new fighters were created the same kind of issue was had except unlike the V-19 there was something holding the line. Also there was no fighter trained clones all they were trained to pilot at that point was the LAAT and ground vehicles. So no duh it would take time to train those shuttle and tank drivers to be fighter jocks. The fact that it took only a few months to do it is indicative of both the Clones natural skills and the simplicity of the V-19 to pilots. As it can normally take years to get people trained to fly fighter craft.
and yet EVERYONE else is reaching differnt conclustions then you advent. mind taking a minute to consider why that might be the case?
One person said it was difficult and I asked why they thought that. The V-19 isn't shown to be hard to pilot in the show or even in the other media it shows up in. It is still being used by plenty of people even when it is replaced by better fighters. If it was so hard to use the fact it was and had no shield would have meant it would be dropped by everyone for being so bad. As for why probably because most people don't realize just how hard it is to learn to pilot and are taking a note about having to train new pilots in a few months only at the start of the war as some sort of proof that they are horrible crafts to pilots. The V-19 as it was in the clone wars was a death trap becuase the lack of shield and the fact they were always outnumbered played against it badly.
I know there is a space variant but not sure there ever was a starfighter one. Unless you are talking about the OG Battlefront game where you take one during the space part of the conquest game.
Yeah a few were used and the preformed well enough to enter mass production. Which is very likely the reason they lack shields and a hyperdrive and had to get at least one of them later on. Though I would have gone with the shields.
Depends on the make but mostly it is true if improperly trained pilots are sent out they tend to just die. You need to have a good training program for pilots so they don't just die in their first engagement and give them a decent fighter. Something like the R-41 starchaser with a higher price to give it a bit higher stats and you have a very decent and survivable craft.
hey advent a bit of a topic change but a Babylon 5 video brought up a thought about your "Heavy Corvette" proposal. What do you mean by Heavy other then it being bigger/heavier? is it just to be a bigger escort or are you wanting to develop a capital ship hunter or an artillery ship?
Just checking how well the asking for Future Projects goes. 2d6 per person, you got one good job and hate Jar-Jar (becouse I hate to write Gungan Basic).
that's the problem... Jar Jar already is speaking his primary lanaguage. Gungan basic is their primary tounge and it is exactly as is it is spoken in the movies.
as an important member of a shipyard we get the best in translator technology that has no issue with accents and is programmed with every known language
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