Burger said:Blue Star with Advanced Gravitic Drive refit applied 16 times, on APTE with a gas giant = 54"
Would make a Blockade Run quite easy.
Base speed: Dilgar Thorun Dartfighter wins, speed 17. Fighters are ships too remember...
Burger said:I'm pretty sure 54" movement would outrun most weapons.lastbesthope said:But it's not the ship you need to outrun, it's the weapons.
Triggy said:That's like the safari jeep that gets stuck in the African wilderness, ten miles from the nearest village. The two men see a lion start ambling towards them. One of the men takes off his hiking boots and starts putting on his running shoes. The other man says, "why are you bothering? We'll never outrun those lions."
The other man replies, "I don't need to outrun the lion, I just need to outrun you!"
skavendan said:Burger said:Blue Star with Advanced Gravitic Drive refit applied 16 times, on APTE with a gas giant = 54"
Would make a Blockade Run quite easy.
Base speed: Dilgar Thorun Dartfighter wins, speed 17. Fighters are ships too remember...
And how many campaign turns will take to get 16 times?
Banichi said:I used to like the dilgar dartfighters in 1e. 16 inch move and an afterburner. 32 inches was pretty good for getting were you wanted to be. Of the top of my head, I think it was the fastest acta vessel ever. In both editions. (even if it was just for one turn)
katadder said:they get overall faster for an entire game now though. and you dont have to remember which ones have used it and which havent.
I never understood the concept of an afterburner in a fighter than used a fusion powerplant... there isn't anything to afterburn...
katadder said:and you dont have to remember which ones have used it and which havent.
EDFDarkAngel1 said:I wish they would give Afterburner back to the Auroras...
Dark Angel
Destroid said:I never understood the concept of an afterburner in a fighter than used a fusion powerplant... there isn't anything to afterburn...
I think it's somewhere in between pushing the reactor to about 100% output for a limited period of time and expending more reaction mass...