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Most [Useless] Shivan Craft

SF Dragon
1 (1.3%)
SF Manticore
7 (9.1%)
SF Basilisk
30 (39%)
SF Mara
0 (0%)
SF Astaroth
6 (7.8%)
SF Aeshma
25 (32.5%)
SB Nephlim
0 (0%)
SB Seraphim
1 (1.3%)
SB Nahema
1 (1.3%)
SB Taurvi
6 (7.8%)

Total Members Voted: 77

Voting closed: March 13, 2002, 10:01:50 am

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Offline TopAce

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No need to worry, Petrarch! That thread is already closed. At least from my part.
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No need to worry, Petrarch! That thread is already closed. At least from my part.


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Voted Ashema,  mostly because its slow, gets capped with 2 'poons, doesnt do that much damage and is butt-ugly compared to say Mara or the Manticore.

 
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Originally posted by TopAce


That's right, but I have doubts if the Seraphim is the best bomber, my personal subjective opinion prefers a more maneuverable one, like the Taurvi, or the Nahema.

I am still surprised nobody has voted the Nephilim yet.:blah:


The Nephlim's got some mean turrets on it that make it tough to kill in a Perseus.  The armor is strong enough to last a long time while the turrets cut you apart.

Nahama's are pretty easy to kill, but those suckers are fast...I've probably lost more ships to Nahemas than any other Shivan bomber.

 
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The worst piece of junk in the Shivan arsenal has to be without a doubt the Shaitan. No wonder it never made an appearance in FS2. ;)

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Ok, since this topic has been bumped to current status now, I might as well throw in my opinions.  Canon shivan ships, it would have to be the Moloch.  It would be a complete piece of junk without the fighterbay, and :v: never used that in the main campaign anyway.  A waste of table space if you ask me.
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Originally posted by StratComm
Canon shivan ships, it would have to be the Moloch.  It would be a complete piece of junk without the fighterbay.


But It did have the fighterbay, didn't it? I wish there'd been a Terran, or even Vasudan vaient. Could have opened up masses of strategic situations. But as for the Moloch itself, I disagree that it's a poor ship - more to the point it was just used Poorly - imgine a Moploch jumps in right next to, say, an unescorted Deimos and launches Maras to disarm the Deimos. With decent AI, it's a practically guaranteed Shivan victory.

Could have used an LRed though...
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I voted for the SF Aeshma.
This fighter is an example of a ship that is almost equal in firepower to the Basilisk but I think it has a weaker hull

Both ships will melt away in no time with a pair of Prometheus' (or even the HL-7)
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Originally posted by TopAce


That's right, but I have doubts if the Seraphim is the best bomber, my personal subjective opinion prefers a more maneuverable one, like the Taurvi, or the Nahema.

I am still surprised nobody has voted the Nephilim yet.:blah:


The Seraphim can be compared to the terran Ursa; it's very powerful but flies like a penguin

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The Seraphim can be compared to the terran Ursa; it's very powerful but flies like a penguin

(and why am i about to get banned?)


Penguins cannot fly:)
Das date ist 13rd May. Still no votes for the Nephilim!
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Penguins cannot fly:)
Das date ist 13rd May. Still no votes for the Nephilim!


ok, why the f*ck didthis get bumped?
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Originally posted by killadonuts
I voted for the SF Aeshma.
This fighter is an example of a ship that is almost equal in firepower to the Basilisk but I think it has a weaker hull

Both ships will melt away in no time with a pair of Prometheus' (or even the HL-7)


Aeshma is truly worse than the Basilisk. Saw the 'firepower trick' in the case of the Aeshma? It looks it has two cannons, but it has four, just one firing point is set for two lasers.
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Lock this before it is bumped again.

 

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Lock it please?
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No such luck....

But the Nephilm is tugh little bugar...:hopping:
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