Fer-de-Lance: Difference between revisions
Appearance
→Specifications: added launch date |
|||
| Line 28: | Line 28: | ||
{{quote|A Zorgon Petterson Group (Zee Pee Gee) designed vessel favoured by well-heeled bounty hunters and freewheeling business corporations. A sophisticated craft, capable of both limited trading, combat and leisure function. The spacious hull is mainly given over to sophisticated weaponry, defences and navigation equipment at the expense of cargo capacity. Cabin accommodation is large and luxurious with extensive Owndirt Inc. recycling facilities, encouraging extended live-in periods (useful whilst pursuing a quarry). Fuel scoop is a standard fitting, ensuring complete self-sufficiency.|Description from Elite (1984) handbook}} | {{quote|A Zorgon Petterson Group (Zee Pee Gee) designed vessel favoured by well-heeled bounty hunters and freewheeling business corporations. A sophisticated craft, capable of both limited trading, combat and leisure function. The spacious hull is mainly given over to sophisticated weaponry, defences and navigation equipment at the expense of cargo capacity. Cabin accommodation is large and luxurious with extensive Owndirt Inc. recycling facilities, encouraging extended live-in periods (useful whilst pursuing a quarry). Fuel scoop is a standard fitting, ensuring complete self-sufficiency.|Description from Elite (1984) handbook}} | ||
The {{PAGENAME}} is an upcoming ship in Elite: Dangerous 1.2. | The {{PAGENAME}} is an upcoming ship in Elite: Dangerous 1.2., due to be launched in March 2015 | ||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
Revision as of 04:38, 15 February 2015
The Fer-de-Lance is an upcoming ship in Elite: Dangerous 1.2., due to be launched in March 2015
Specifications
| Insurance: | ? |
|---|---|
| Type: | Multipurpose / Exploration |
| Crew: | ? |
| Cargo Capacity: | ? (Max ?) |
| Dimensions: | ? |
| Upgraded Hyperspace Range: | ? Ly |
Notes
- Will probably be a medium or large ship
- In the original Elite it was faster than the Cobra
Gallery
-
Concept art from newsletter 57