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So given there's a natural limit to the radius of our sector, won't we need a second one in a colony eventually?
Yes, but there's no sense in starting the new sector in a system adjacent to the Sol sector. The new one will have a radius too, so it should be set back a bit.
What would the new sector entail? It'd be semi infldependent and need it's own stashes, supplied, etc.?
No. Sectors only determine WHICH administrator gets to add his bonus to every operation in the sector.
Will it be the Earth sector admin, or a different guy?
Will it be the Earth sector admin, or a different guy?
The Constellation class Carrier refits will take about nine months, with four Carriers refitting up to second-gen at a time.
Storm class Gauss PD Frigates, the same.
Our Uridium supply is slowly increasing month-on-month, so we have reversed the downward trend.
Storm class Gauss PD Frigates, the same.
Our Uridium supply is slowly increasing month-on-month, so we have reversed the downward trend.
Four more Eyeball class AWACS FACs come off the production line, and another four laid down.
This allows us to form a larger number of Sabre squadrons, since I like to put two AWACS in each.
This allows us to form a larger number of Sabre squadrons, since I like to put two AWACS in each.
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April 10th 1999
That's the third class of second-gen refits started... first Carriers and Gauss PD, now AWACS.
That's the third class of second-gen refits started... first Carriers and Gauss PD, now AWACS.
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Against our current opponents, those Sabres are worth their weight in gold.
A stack of two Eyeballs plus five or six Sabres costs about as much (in minerals and in maintenance requirements) as a single Destroyer (and only about a third as much as a fully loaded Carrier), and are FAR more effective against this particular opponent.
A stack of two Eyeballs plus five or six Sabres costs about as much (in minerals and in maintenance requirements) as a single Destroyer (and only about a third as much as a fully loaded Carrier), and are FAR more effective against this particular opponent.
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May 17th, 1999.
Four more Sabre IIIs are launched, and that's the last of the Legacy versions that were in the pipe-line. Now only Sabre IVs are under construction.
With those slipways cleared, four more Sabre IIs enter refit to be upgraded to the latest Sabre IV model.
Four more Sabre IIIs are launched, and that's the last of the Legacy versions that were in the pipe-line. Now only Sabre IVs are under construction.
With those slipways cleared, four more Sabre IIs enter refit to be upgraded to the latest Sabre IV model.
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What was it we use uridium for?
Why do we need two AWACS per squadron?
What does construction rate 20 BP mean?
Are all Sabre Is upgraded?
I take it that all upgraded crafts get an -U at the end of their number?
Lots of fighting going on elsewhere in the Galaxy, but well outside our detection range.
Has some fool set off The Swarm?
Still working on upgrading the Fleet, and refitting the Sabres up to Mark IV.
Has some fool set off The Swarm?
Still working on upgrading the Fleet, and refitting the Sabres up to Mark IV.
Let's hope not, as won't it eventually find us if so?
And I doubt we're prepared for that.
The Swarm expands and explores, yes. And yeah, I doubt that we're ready for something like that.
Three more Sabres upgrade to Sabre IV model.
I've renamed them Sabre IV 002-U through 004-U.
I've renamed them Sabre IV 002-U through 004-U.
Not necessarily. It might take them so many years to get here that we'll be more than a match for them by then.