Yes, it’s called the ship matrix and it’s been on the website for at least a year, I think two.
Link.
Yes, it’s called the ship matrix and it’s been on the website for at least a year, I think two.
Link.
The ship matrix is due for a major overhaul and currently contains a lot of oudated information. The flight-ready status is more accurate than other portions, but I still found a couple discrepancies looking at it just now.
The esteemed gentleman from North Carolina has a point.
This is very true, there are not complete versions of these $350 concept ships that I was talking about:
Reclaimer
Hull D
Crucible
Glaive (replica)
Endeavor
Carrack
Merchantman
The Glaive (replica) is the only one of those ships which is flyable as far as I understand.
Every Traveler character I ever generated was like at least sixty before the game started. It was the preferred RPG of AARP.
My mistake then, I interpreted your statement as being a general statement regarding all the ships in the game.
Well. In my games it was possible.
I’m in a Traveler campaign right now. Playing tomorrow! I limited my guy to only being mid-40s.
Now they introduce Stealth ships??
I’ve got 99 problems but mo’ ships to buy ain’t one.
The stealth mechanic has been in the design document for as long as I remember, and the first ship they introduced which was designed for stealth was the Hornet Ghost back in 2013. The new Aegis Eclipse is the first stealth bomber.
They’re going with the signature masking implementation of stealth, rather than invisibility cloaks.
Yeah, the radar system has always been designed to support stealth, where radar detection are not as concrete and Boolean as most games.
Wait, so is buying more ships part of my 99 problems now or can I still buy more ships?
If you still have money, they will sell you ships. And they will not stop until we are dead.
Um… What does that tweet mean?
Ah, okay. So the “desperate” person he’s referring to is another YouTuber/player of the game.
Don’t most online games have a referral system?