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Also, due to its size, the F63 Condor does not possess a Frameshift drive, and thus cannot go into Supercruise, nor jump. It is inherently reliant on either a station, outpost or carrier to be deployed from. | Also, due to its size, the F63 Condor does not possess a Frameshift drive, and thus cannot go into Supercruise, nor jump. It is inherently reliant on either a station, outpost or carrier to be deployed from. | ||
Compared to its two alternative options, the Imperial Fighter and Taipan the Condor sits as the middleman; boasting good mobility and decent defenses. This makes the Condor a good option for most scenarios and the AI has no trouble using the ship to its fullest. A player may find the weak defenses and overall lower mobility less appealing however. Interestingly, it is the only Tiny Fighter capable of using Multicannons, meaning it is much more effective at hull damage than the other options. | |||
The F63 Condor is flyable in the [[Close Quarters Combat]] gamemode, and is a part of the starter (Rank 1) loadout. It comes with two pulse lasers and a [[Chaff Launcher|chaff launcher]] as default. | The F63 Condor is flyable in the [[Close Quarters Combat]] gamemode, and is a part of the starter (Rank 1) loadout. It comes with two pulse lasers and a [[Chaff Launcher|chaff launcher]] as default. | ||