Woah I didn’t know about the Yorktown ships until now. That’s awesome. Do we actually keep a ship named Yorktown at all times so that enemies will think it couldn’t be destroyed or is that just a cool theory? Lol
the autumn was such a well thought out and designed ship, legacy gave her a proper design and name, she survived so many encounters untill that one fateful day.... i fought along the autumn many times and will gladly fight with her again one day... may she fly amongst the stars in peace alongside with her sister ships from the cdf. rest in peace old girl, you did the cdf proud you will never be forgotten.
"Not a scrap left" funny you say, all it needed was an control seat and a JD an it would still be rules alive. it still had Jiro movement, thrust, and a large reactor.
nope. it was in inhibitor range when bridge snipped. and then all the way down the drain. (and then, some new CDF guy was flying her from the CIC, something that, rule wise, wasnt supposed to happen...)
"Supressing" the Oil my ass XD Eternity jumped away and left us out high and dry 3 separate times and forced a crippled Oil, with half forward thrust and all 3 main guns gone, to stick to her tail, Big E's known weakest spot. CDF whittled us down, and while the Big E was distracted, invaded my dearest cruiser and made us put her down. I also recall the Oil surviving being separated from her formation in Season 1, Episode 5, for a lengthy amount of time XD Autumn was a good ship though. What a shame.
@@michaeljohn7275 she didn't show up quite as many times as gary, but all the time she did, were on key battles (conquest of 1A, "battle of the tank"...)
I liked the Autumn, and not just because of the reasons you listed. The design of the vessel's hull was reminiscent of a Turian Dreadnought from Mass Effect, with the long, tapering design. The color scheme chosen for its paint was very nice as well. As for the combat record, I quite like stories of any ship that just plain refuses to die. Perhaps next season will have CDF-Descended Riders building more of the ship? One thing that I would like to see in the future is a breakdown of the CDF Leviathan. I know it was goofy, but it didn't stick around for too long and I thought it was an interesting design. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the design of the vessel, it's tactical uses, and just an in-depth look at the vessel in general.
Speaking of the leviathan, we were given an option to make a Dreadnought esc vessel. But (hopefully not ruining the magic) we actually decided for a bit of a meme to convert a CDF Forward Operating Base into a mobile gun platform. Tbh we had no idea how it would do but it exceeded our expectations! Both the hammer and the Hermes drive have intresting stories. During testing the Hammer was tested specifically against the Eternity, using a salvo script we managed to crack Eternitys shields in a single salvo! That was the key to the ship, also acted as extra armour for the CIC till the Eternity *bypassed* it. The Hermes drive meanwhile was from the CDF Survivor, the destroyer we "completed" on the moon. Due to its haphazard construction it had an unstable hydrogen core that gave it powerful engines. When under Refit and repair the core was removed and granted directly onto the rear pad of FOB Leviathan. And finally on the side mounts we jerry rigged a turret slaving control and got to test the first quad 400mm! Gotta run but lemme know if there's anything else you wanted to know.
Kind of an odd idea, but I was thinking of writing an in-universe encyclopedia or history book entry explaining the Leviathan, its history, and its legacy. Could you explain what the CDF's primary tactical doctrine was in early season one was and when the Leviathan was commissioned? Also, what was the reason in-universe that the CDF and Riders were fighting?
@@Sytheking Our tactics through S1 were mainly mobility based using fast and light vessels. The Levi was lore wise took the whole season to win, presumably started around episode 5, was commissioned prior to 19 and tested in 19. The Rider CDF war was sparked because the riders were a lawless faction posing a threat to civilian trade under the CDF, and their quiet backing from the first fleet.
Very interesting, I’ve had large ship instances similar to that but in games people probably wouldn’t dare look at, the ship was a capital and was very strong, but that came to a slow close when a few newer enemy vessels took her out, and soon did the rest of the fleet. The games are in Roblox, they are Plane Crazy and Astrocraft (this is why I said people wouldn’t dare look at them)
I can see you making stories like this to debut how great some ships are and how they fight. As another Chanel on UA-cam so people can enjoy those stories. Now I wonder how many of you DnD people can sing and who is going to make a song about these ships. Sabaton has the Unkillable Solider, Cpt. Brock now has The Unbreakable Cruiser.
I sadly do not have such a ship that wont die...Over my years of playing SE, i lost almost every single thing i built atleast once. I aint very lucky with ships or other craft sadly, most do die.
Let us all agree. The CDF may have had their spirits broken, but the Autumn will be the rally call once more. Let us honor the ship, her name immortalized for the future flag of the fleet!
ah yes i remember my modified cerberus, which would go on in it s final battle to destroy 7 enemy vessels in one battle, before suffering a shot to her engineering section, blowing out her reactor and jump drive
While there was no single truly legendary ship among the Naz'Ziam class that proved to be more survivable, the class in and of itself was designed to be survivable and proved it's time and time again against ships that supposedly outclassed it in every way. At the average of only 118 meter sin length, the Naz'Ziam class is at best a Corvette and at worst, a Dropship, yet even Capitol class ships gave this vessel a wide berth when they could, terrified of it for three reasons. Hitting it was next to impossible, even with missiles locking onto it, even at close quarters with Gauss or MAC rounds, this ship with its four high powered Thremuel Engines, to mounted, forward, two mounted rearward, and with all crew in gyroscopic seating that would spin them into whatever position was optimal for their survival for maneuvers being executed made it stupid difficult to hit, especially when you factored in that the pilot was connected to the ship by a neuro link. What it's sensors saw, they saw, what they willed to happen, the ship did as if the ship were an extension of the pilot. Believe it or not though, the Naz'Ziam's maneuverability was not it's greatest defense. No, it's greatest defense was its Mjolnir armor which it had in lieu of shields. That's right, the Naz'Ziam class didn't even have shields, just armor, but to add to your incredulity, this armor was no harder or tougher than modern day aluminum. Now, as you're picturing this very maneuverable ship with no shields, and armor that modern day warships would scoff at, know this. Mjolnir armor, when a sufficient current is put through it and with enough current on supply to fully power it for what is to come, Mjolnir armor will greet all incoming fire, such as a MAC round, with an equal and opposite reaction of energy, blasting out at it, hopefully just deflecting it away, but in the event of a direct it, utterly neutralizing the momentum of the round (however, direct hits need more energy to counter, thus, remain mobile, try not to get hit in the first place.) If enough ordinance is placed onto a single armor plate of Mjolnir armor on a Naz'Ziam without enough time for its capacitors to recharge, it can be overwhelmed and without sufficient power to blast away ordinance, it is rendered almost useless. As you might have already put together, energy weapons are simply absorbed by Mjolnir armor. This isn't to say it is invulnerable to energy weapons, enough shots striking a single armor plate of Mjolnir armor will cause it to overcharge and detonate with enough force to utterly annihilate the Naz'Ziam and a lot of what is nearby, but that's one of the primary reasons why the Naz'Ziam is made to be so maneuverable so as to not allow that to happen. So when combining these defenses together, extreme maneuverability in tandem with Mjolnir armor, this ship is a dancing devil in space that is a nightmare for its foes, but we haven't even touched on what truly makes the Naz'Ziam terrifying. That's right, these two defenses pale in comparison to its third and most primary form of defense, for as they say in war, the best defense is a fabulous offense. Now, the Naz'Ziam is a versatile ship, it can have all kinds of weapons strapped onto its many, many hardpoints, but the primary and most deadly in its arsenal is what is seemingly just a Gauss Cannon located along the spine of the ship. Now, you may be scratching your head as you wonder "How on Terra is that anything special?" well, hypothetical reader, here is why. This Gauss rifle fires off rounds that are not just oversized basketballs of metal, no, no, no... For these rounds are actually made up of a close derivative of Mjolnir armor that, for a short period of time, will do something very similar to Mjolnir, in that any physical object it encounters it will tear through with thousands of micro-energetyc explosions that essentially help it to dig through vessels, their armor and bulkheads like they're made of fragging playdough! Now you might be wondering "Okay, big whoop, you poke holes better..." this is where what is truly terrifying about this weapon comes into play, for, you'll remember with Mjolnir armor it needs a power source to do what it does, and a significant one at that, and if this round is purely made of this off brand Mjolnir armor, how does it get the power to do what it does? Well, dear reader, it is not made purely from Mjolnir armor, oh, no, no... at its center, is a powerful, miniaturized, weaponized and rather unstable star. That's right, at the center of every one of these deadly rounds is a fractionally tiny star that leaves the round superpowered to do what it does, and, when it reaches an either pre-programmed spot from the Naz'Ziam ships targeting computers or a critical mass juncture, the cradle field at the core of this sphere deactivates and the star is unleashed, explosively. Supercharged Mjolnir is jettisoned at super extreme velocity in every direction, shredding everything in its path for a long ways, sometimes consuming whole decks of the affected ship, but wait, the worst is yet to come, for as this miniature star is unleashed, its gravity field comes into affect and now begins to pull in what is now a lot of very loose debris from the internal structure of the ship that was just gutted with its second birth into the universe. So the affected ship just had a hole punched in it, then an internal explosion of no insignificant size, and now it seems to be slightly... imploding? Now, you might be forgiven for thinking, surely this wild ride is nearing its end? Surely this is the worst of it... Well, not so far, because this ship still has a second birthed star inside of it, and, as you may recall, I mentioned these things were kinda volatile. While inside the cradle field carefully and painstakingly established upon the construction of every single one of these rounds, these stars will remain stable, despite their natural instability, for a very, very long time. In fact, there has yet to be one single recorded case (emphasis on the word 'recorded') where one of these rounds went critical before being purposefully fired, however, in every instance when that cradle field is dropped, the star inside always has a bit of a temper tantrum, and ladies and gents, there is one final stage to this tantrum. For you see, as the stars new found freedom results in a gravity field establishing itself inside this ship it starts to pull in all the loose debris it made upon that second birth and as it does so, it grows more and more violently unstable, its gravity field grows more and more powerful and, eventually, it will reached its final stage, simply known "Critical Mass" or, as described in one other word "Death." Once it hits critical mass the star goes supernova and, in all recorded cases, will vaporize everything within 1.7 kilometers, sometimes up to 3.2. These Super Nova's tend to vary in size and is the one variable with these rounds, you never do quite know for certain what the blast radius will be for certain, so you need to be careful unless you are completely clear of the 3.2 kilometers. Well, ladies and gents, I hope you enjoyed this, if so, please let me know! Thinking about making a video on this in a BPL Tex style, if I could manage it, that man's voice does have charm. Have a good day everyone!
TLDR: Imagine a fly buzzing around your room that, upon your attempts to swat it, dodged you at every turn, upon a successful strike, obliterated your fly swatter in some strange, counter explosion. Then imagine the fly shoots you with a BB, a freaking BB that somehow punches through and into you and then unleashes a tiny star inside of you that goes supernova. This is the summation of the Naz'Ziam class and why it was just so fragging terrifying to even capitol grade ships. PS: It was also an incredibly rare site in the galaxy due to an incredibly limited production run. Less then twenty thousand of them were every full constructed and deployed and the materials to make more would have only made just under one hundred thousand even had they been successfully shipped to their destinations. As such, while this is a terrifyingly mastercrafted vessel for many reasons, it was also stupidly rare, and the people who could successfully crew and utilize these vessels to their maximum potential equally so.
You overestimate my power! for i have made ships that died on launch, and my longest lasting combat vessel died as soon as it entered firing range. against npcs mind you.
Yeah I only have like 2 ship that hasn't died including testing, and that was purely because of shield and overwhelming firepower. One is a flying wing design and the other is more typical shaped but with a bit of weapon spam which I hate but I feel like I spread out the weapons and types decent amount. When you reduce the Ork boss ship to literal scrap and single blocks before it even gets to you, you know you have enough firepower. But both ships are honestly shit designs once you look inside. Like puking worthy.
Is there some sort of fleet design for each faction that they must adhere to? Seems like CDF Rider and even KE ships all look the same with different gun placements.
Oh that was a total accident actually! At that moment the whole server froze up instead of crashing like we would've expected and Brock was able to get all these awesome still shots!
"Discord has the rule" Probably changes the rules every couple weeks then bans/scolds those who don't know the rules cause they don't join discord often due to anxiety
Is all this stuff actually happening or is the lore invented after the fact and the gameplay on the server is just normal gameplay? Like are there actual organised factions doing shit like info blackouts and are there actual civilian players? And all of this is in one server, or spread across multiple?
Now we just need another Autumn made to have it come back like the USS Yorktown and haunt its enemies like a ghost
There will never be another Autumn 😔
well, ke can, apparently, also kill ghosts pretty well, so...
Woah I didn’t know about the Yorktown ships until now. That’s awesome.
Do we actually keep a ship named Yorktown at all times so that enemies will think it couldn’t be destroyed or is that just a cool theory? Lol
The USS Enterprize you mean
@@areman3054 No I think they're referring to how one of the Essex class carriers deployed during WW2 was named Yorktown
"The ship that went toe to toe with the Eternity 4 seperate times.
And lived every.single.time"
And then... KE...
the autumn was such a well thought out and designed ship, legacy gave her a proper design and name, she survived so many encounters untill that one fateful day.... i fought along the autumn many times and will gladly fight with her again one day... may she fly amongst the stars in peace alongside with her sister ships from the cdf. rest in peace old girl, you did the cdf proud you will never be forgotten.
"Not a scrap left" funny you say, all it needed was an control seat and a JD an it would still be rules alive. it still had Jiro movement, thrust, and a large reactor.
nope. it was in inhibitor range when bridge snipped. and then all the way down the drain.
(and then, some new CDF guy was flying her from the CIC, something that, rule wise, wasnt supposed to happen...)
"Supressing" the Oil my ass XD Eternity jumped away and left us out high and dry 3 separate times and forced a crippled Oil, with half forward thrust and all 3 main guns gone, to stick to her tail, Big E's known weakest spot. CDF whittled us down, and while the Big E was distracted, invaded my dearest cruiser and made us put her down.
I also recall the Oil surviving being separated from her formation in Season 1, Episode 5, for a lengthy amount of time XD Autumn was a good ship though. What a shame.
Both legends, both gone 😔
Brock, she died in the most flamable way possible. She will be remembered.
RIP CH Autumn.
I'll always miss you my friend, through good and bad times you were there, you were truly the spirit of the faction.
The Autumn is one of my favorite ships from the CDF faction. really liked those autumn colors in the front, and the design was very pretty.
and now it's dead :(
yeah. rip autumn
@@GetBrocked until its revived
That said, hope to see a Gary video, and maybe one for my beloved longbow (and how she improved in design throughout season 2)
Would love to see the Indomitable Battle Brick
@@michaeljohn7275 she didn't show up quite as many times as gary, but all the time she did, were on key battles
(conquest of 1A, "battle of the tank"...)
Rip the autum.
You were an good one. An hard enemy to face. And an nice ship to look at season 1.
Next they need to improve on the design and call it "The long winter"
I liked the Autumn, and not just because of the reasons you listed. The design of the vessel's hull was reminiscent of a Turian Dreadnought from Mass Effect, with the long, tapering design. The color scheme chosen for its paint was very nice as well.
As for the combat record, I quite like stories of any ship that just plain refuses to die. Perhaps next season will have CDF-Descended Riders building more of the ship?
One thing that I would like to see in the future is a breakdown of the CDF Leviathan. I know it was goofy, but it didn't stick around for too long and I thought it was an interesting design. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the design of the vessel, it's tactical uses, and just an in-depth look at the vessel in general.
Speaking of the leviathan, we were given an option to make a Dreadnought esc vessel. But (hopefully not ruining the magic) we actually decided for a bit of a meme to convert a CDF Forward Operating Base into a mobile gun platform. Tbh we had no idea how it would do but it exceeded our expectations! Both the hammer and the Hermes drive have intresting stories. During testing the Hammer was tested specifically against the Eternity, using a salvo script we managed to crack Eternitys shields in a single salvo! That was the key to the ship, also acted as extra armour for the CIC till the Eternity *bypassed* it. The Hermes drive meanwhile was from the CDF Survivor, the destroyer we "completed" on the moon. Due to its haphazard construction it had an unstable hydrogen core that gave it powerful engines. When under Refit and repair the core was removed and granted directly onto the rear pad of FOB Leviathan. And finally on the side mounts we jerry rigged a turret slaving control and got to test the first quad 400mm! Gotta run but lemme know if there's anything else you wanted to know.
Kind of an odd idea, but I was thinking of writing an in-universe encyclopedia or history book entry explaining the Leviathan, its history, and its legacy. Could you explain what the CDF's primary tactical doctrine was in early season one was and when the Leviathan was commissioned? Also, what was the reason in-universe that the CDF and Riders were fighting?
@@Sytheking Our tactics through S1 were mainly mobility based using fast and light vessels. The Levi was lore wise took the whole season to win, presumably started around episode 5, was commissioned prior to 19 and tested in 19. The Rider CDF war was sparked because the riders were a lawless faction posing a threat to civilian trade under the CDF, and their quiet backing from the first fleet.
@@admiralmallard7500 Excellent, excellent, and how large in block size was the Leviathan?
@@Sytheking Can't get on to find that out rn but the BP is on steam.
Very interesting, I’ve had large ship instances similar to that but in games people probably wouldn’t dare look at, the ship was a capital and was very strong, but that came to a slow close when a few newer enemy vessels took her out, and soon did the rest of the fleet.
The games are in Roblox, they are Plane Crazy and Astrocraft (this is why I said people wouldn’t dare look at them)
Rules alive.
I can see you making stories like this to debut how great some ships are and how they fight. As another Chanel on UA-cam so people can enjoy those stories. Now I wonder how many of you DnD people can sing and who is going to make a song about these ships. Sabaton has the Unkillable Solider, Cpt. Brock now has The Unbreakable Cruiser.
How many times will Piet have to die in order for you to start making a citadel and not a bridge on the warships.
Ngl forget the abilities of the ship that ship is fantastic looking
she's a looker
@@GetBrocked was a looker*
Imagine having an enemy so strong that you needed virtually everyone to brutalize it so hard tha nothing remained.
These stories are sick
I sadly do not have such a ship that wont die...Over my years of playing SE, i lost almost every single thing i built atleast once.
I aint very lucky with ships or other craft sadly, most do die.
Let us all agree. The CDF may have had their spirits broken, but the Autumn will be the rally call once more.
Let us honor the ship, her name immortalized for the future flag of the fleet!
Oh shit! That line about autumns end and a cold winter was soo smooth. Made me literally "damnnnn..." under my breath when I heard it 😉
You have an impressive view to subscriber ratio, I don't know how you do it, but let the algorithm be ever in your favor!
ah yes i remember my modified cerberus, which would go on in it s final battle to destroy 7 enemy vessels in one battle, before suffering a shot to her engineering section, blowing out her reactor and jump drive
RIP autumn you looked pretty dope
While there was no single truly legendary ship among the Naz'Ziam class that proved to be more survivable, the class in and of itself was designed to be survivable and proved it's time and time again against ships that supposedly outclassed it in every way. At the average of only 118 meter sin length, the Naz'Ziam class is at best a Corvette and at worst, a Dropship, yet even Capitol class ships gave this vessel a wide berth when they could, terrified of it for three reasons.
Hitting it was next to impossible, even with missiles locking onto it, even at close quarters with Gauss or MAC rounds, this ship with its four high powered Thremuel Engines, to mounted, forward, two mounted rearward, and with all crew in gyroscopic seating that would spin them into whatever position was optimal for their survival for maneuvers being executed made it stupid difficult to hit, especially when you factored in that the pilot was connected to the ship by a neuro link. What it's sensors saw, they saw, what they willed to happen, the ship did as if the ship were an extension of the pilot.
Believe it or not though, the Naz'Ziam's maneuverability was not it's greatest defense. No, it's greatest defense was its Mjolnir armor which it had in lieu of shields. That's right, the Naz'Ziam class didn't even have shields, just armor, but to add to your incredulity, this armor was no harder or tougher than modern day aluminum. Now, as you're picturing this very maneuverable ship with no shields, and armor that modern day warships would scoff at, know this. Mjolnir armor, when a sufficient current is put through it and with enough current on supply to fully power it for what is to come, Mjolnir armor will greet all incoming fire, such as a MAC round, with an equal and opposite reaction of energy, blasting out at it, hopefully just deflecting it away, but in the event of a direct it, utterly neutralizing the momentum of the round (however, direct hits need more energy to counter, thus, remain mobile, try not to get hit in the first place.) If enough ordinance is placed onto a single armor plate of Mjolnir armor on a Naz'Ziam without enough time for its capacitors to recharge, it can be overwhelmed and without sufficient power to blast away ordinance, it is rendered almost useless. As you might have already put together, energy weapons are simply absorbed by Mjolnir armor. This isn't to say it is invulnerable to energy weapons, enough shots striking a single armor plate of Mjolnir armor will cause it to overcharge and detonate with enough force to utterly annihilate the Naz'Ziam and a lot of what is nearby, but that's one of the primary reasons why the Naz'Ziam is made to be so maneuverable so as to not allow that to happen.
So when combining these defenses together, extreme maneuverability in tandem with Mjolnir armor, this ship is a dancing devil in space that is a nightmare for its foes, but we haven't even touched on what truly makes the Naz'Ziam terrifying. That's right, these two defenses pale in comparison to its third and most primary form of defense, for as they say in war, the best defense is a fabulous offense.
Now, the Naz'Ziam is a versatile ship, it can have all kinds of weapons strapped onto its many, many hardpoints, but the primary and most deadly in its arsenal is what is seemingly just a Gauss Cannon located along the spine of the ship. Now, you may be scratching your head as you wonder "How on Terra is that anything special?" well, hypothetical reader, here is why. This Gauss rifle fires off rounds that are not just oversized basketballs of metal, no, no, no... For these rounds are actually made up of a close derivative of Mjolnir armor that, for a short period of time, will do something very similar to Mjolnir, in that any physical object it encounters it will tear through with thousands of micro-energetyc explosions that essentially help it to dig through vessels, their armor and bulkheads like they're made of fragging playdough! Now you might be wondering "Okay, big whoop, you poke holes better..." this is where what is truly terrifying about this weapon comes into play, for, you'll remember with Mjolnir armor it needs a power source to do what it does, and a significant one at that, and if this round is purely made of this off brand Mjolnir armor, how does it get the power to do what it does? Well, dear reader, it is not made purely from Mjolnir armor, oh, no, no... at its center, is a powerful, miniaturized, weaponized and rather unstable star. That's right, at the center of every one of these deadly rounds is a fractionally tiny star that leaves the round superpowered to do what it does, and, when it reaches an either pre-programmed spot from the Naz'Ziam ships targeting computers or a critical mass juncture, the cradle field at the core of this sphere deactivates and the star is unleashed, explosively.
Supercharged Mjolnir is jettisoned at super extreme velocity in every direction, shredding everything in its path for a long ways, sometimes consuming whole decks of the affected ship, but wait, the worst is yet to come, for as this miniature star is unleashed, its gravity field comes into affect and now begins to pull in what is now a lot of very loose debris from the internal structure of the ship that was just gutted with its second birth into the universe. So the affected ship just had a hole punched in it, then an internal explosion of no insignificant size, and now it seems to be slightly... imploding?
Now, you might be forgiven for thinking, surely this wild ride is nearing its end? Surely this is the worst of it... Well, not so far, because this ship still has a second birthed star inside of it, and, as you may recall, I mentioned these things were kinda volatile. While inside the cradle field carefully and painstakingly established upon the construction of every single one of these rounds, these stars will remain stable, despite their natural instability, for a very, very long time. In fact, there has yet to be one single recorded case (emphasis on the word 'recorded') where one of these rounds went critical before being purposefully fired, however, in every instance when that cradle field is dropped, the star inside always has a bit of a temper tantrum, and ladies and gents, there is one final stage to this tantrum.
For you see, as the stars new found freedom results in a gravity field establishing itself inside this ship it starts to pull in all the loose debris it made upon that second birth and as it does so, it grows more and more violently unstable, its gravity field grows more and more powerful and, eventually, it will reached its final stage, simply known "Critical Mass" or, as described in one other word "Death."
Once it hits critical mass the star goes supernova and, in all recorded cases, will vaporize everything within 1.7 kilometers, sometimes up to 3.2. These Super Nova's tend to vary in size and is the one variable with these rounds, you never do quite know for certain what the blast radius will be for certain, so you need to be careful unless you are completely clear of the 3.2 kilometers.
Well, ladies and gents, I hope you enjoyed this, if so, please let me know! Thinking about making a video on this in a BPL Tex style, if I could manage it, that man's voice does have charm.
Have a good day everyone!
TLDR: Imagine a fly buzzing around your room that, upon your attempts to swat it, dodged you at every turn, upon a successful strike, obliterated your fly swatter in some strange, counter explosion. Then imagine the fly shoots you with a BB, a freaking BB that somehow punches through and into you and then unleashes a tiny star inside of you that goes supernova. This is the summation of the Naz'Ziam class and why it was just so fragging terrifying to even capitol grade ships.
PS: It was also an incredibly rare site in the galaxy due to an incredibly limited production run. Less then twenty thousand of them were every full constructed and deployed and the materials to make more would have only made just under one hundred thousand even had they been successfully shipped to their destinations. As such, while this is a terrifyingly mastercrafted vessel for many reasons, it was also stupidly rare, and the people who could successfully crew and utilize these vessels to their maximum potential equally so.
I don't have a machine that can run this game, but holy shit these fights are awesome to watch
irl ship is the USS navada it lived through so much
Na da kann die CDF doch Stolz sein die Autumn sollte in die Hall of Fame der Schiffe kommen
for a second, I thought that was From The Depths, a very similar games
if only space engineers had ftd style weapon systems...
Yeeeessss
@@danielshin4526 one day! I hope...
I was really expecting more on the ship design etc and why it was nearly unkillable
I NEED to join you guys!
just DO IT!
join us on discord, anytime!
"The ship that would not die, died" lol
Holy shit SE RP is fucking based as hell
You overestimate my power! for i have made ships that died on launch, and my longest lasting combat vessel died as soon as it entered firing range. against npcs mind you.
Yeah I only have like 2 ship that hasn't died including testing, and that was purely because of shield and overwhelming firepower. One is a flying wing design and the other is more typical shaped but with a bit of weapon spam which I hate but I feel like I spread out the weapons and types decent amount. When you reduce the Ork boss ship to literal scrap and single blocks before it even gets to you, you know you have enough firepower. But both ships are honestly shit designs once you look inside. Like puking worthy.
Autum do the big
Can someone tell me the episode (or whatever is is called) with the one then that detonated the ship
Episode 7.5 I believe, look for "The darkest hour"
no we've got 2 autumns here
Is there some sort of fleet design for each faction that they must adhere to? Seems like CDF Rider and even KE ships all look the same with different gun placements.
it's not actually enforced, but most factions do it. Only finding and sticking to a color scheme is really encouraged.
Make a borg spheere! xD
So is there a way to join this faction war of gods or no?
join the discord server. it all starts there!
Ok how did you pause the fight and fly around to capture those shots?
Oh that was a total accident actually! At that moment the whole server froze up instead of crashing like we would've expected and Brock was able to get all these awesome still shots!
haha funnie pun
is tthis a special server or so?
sorta yeah. see pinned channel video for detials
"Discord has the rule" Probably changes the rules every couple weeks then bans/scolds those who don't know the rules cause they don't join discord often due to anxiety
what a odd comment...
Is all this stuff actually happening or is the lore invented after the fact and the gameplay on the server is just normal gameplay? Like are there actual organised factions doing shit like info blackouts and are there actual civilian players? And all of this is in one server, or spread across multiple?
this all happened "organically". After the fact I sometimes make videos on interesting stories
yea, fake.
Pfft, hardly. The Autumns loss was a crushing blow for us leading to a rapid loss of morale up until the fall of CDF HQ