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Remember people, the Gettysburg class is supposed to be a large cruiser, rather then a battleship or dreadnought. It's stated as a cruiser in the games, but was larger then the Tiger's Claw. Maybe the appropriate term would be supercruiser or battlecruiser? Also, this is more of a "it could...

Don't take what my site says as too literal. If anything, look at the Claw Marks art schematics for the Bengal, it has a lot more then the default 8 laser turrets. Hope this puts you in the right direction.

I saw this article recently. As expected, it doesn't give an insight of why the sub was there and what it was doing at that speed (as it's still classified), but it does talk about the corpsman who saved those lives. I can't paste the article cause it's too long, but here's the link here

The stuff on the page is old, and hasn't been updated with the new revamps made from reading the fan feedback. It'll take a while to update it though; my free time is virtually nonexistent. Expect a minimum of a few months for Fleet Tactics to get a major update again.

Don't forget to cover the wrecked bow with a shroud, so no one can see the top secret sonar suite.

There's a lot more behind the official story; I don't think I can talk about it. One thing's for sure, the Corpsman onboard that sub is a hero and he should be commended for the lives he saved.

Well, I didn't create that site for the Saga fan project, that webpage is the result of the past maybe . . . 6 or so years of acculmulating data and stuff. It's only in the recent times in which I was able to get renders and textures of the ships I needed, both from Standoff and Saga. Note that...

If you see the original Claw Marks blueprints, you'll see this huge-ass triple turret on the Exeter. As for torpedo tubes, it goes without saying that destroyers in WC have torpedoes. This is evidenced most directly by the Ralari having torpedoes in the WCM handbook, while it wasn't referenced...

I had some eel sushi this weekend, now the PETA wants to go medieval on my ass :(

Bad Eder! You should take your Vitamin M everyday! Vitamin M = Motrin :D

kinda sounds like the WC4 novel version of the TCS Lexington

It's amazing to see how many suckers are still in the world. This thread exposed at least one.

If I remember correctly, there are 7 total Vesuvii carriers. LOAF knows the details about it.

Pretty good.

Next US Navy carrier will be the USS George H. W. Bush, CVN-77. As for the Lexington-class, I put that on Fleet Tactics (carriers named after famous former/future presidents) as a "what-if" way to partially explain carriers like the TCS Kennedy and the TCS Lincoln from Victory Streak, as well...

I based that number from Standoff's page first. They had it listed as 405.75m, and I added a few meters to compensate for any changes to the hull that might have come from WC3-era refits.

I'm still here, but now I dissapear and reappear without notice.

You can make him a Lieutenant Commander in 2668 and have him captain the Lionheart. No matter what rank a ship's commanding officer is, he is always addressed as 'Captain'.

The most popular one now is LASIK. What it does is that a laser cuts a flap on the outside of your eye and opens that flap up, then the laser does its voodoo to correct your vision, and the doctor puts the flap back in place. Just a day or two for the flap to heal up and you are good to go...

They can just do the US Navy's standard policy towards dirtbags who screw up these days: Captain's Mast, 45 days restriction (extra duty), 45 days confinement to base/ship, half pay for two months. That's standard for enlisted, worse for officers. As for how it relates to the WC world, Flint...