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Yeah, I'm really glad to see that the Carrack got smaller. Having a 170m long ship try to force it's way through jump holes is a bit outlandish, but I can see this happening on the new Carrack. Getting rid of all the halls and shrinking the rooms (in space, but not content) really emphasises that the Carrack is a purpose built ship for long range expedition, that at times, cold lead to extended separation from the rest of civilization. I can't wait to see this out in the 'verse next year!

So I was browsing my YouTube video feed when this precious gem popped up. It's more or less a full tour of the current iteration of the Aegis Idris. Due to the nature of the ship, this is a massive spoiler for Squadron 42, but I'm sure most of you are itching to see what she looks like. Here you guys go!

Though generally you're going to slow down when that No-Fly-Zone blip starts flashing on your screen. Pilots die in Loreville less to crashing and more to being shot down by space law.

Someone probably nabbed it before you did. Bummer.

I've had the same issue before. If you respawn, you'll end up in one of the Loreville habitation unints. From there, you can head down and take to tram to Tesla Space Port or take a visit to the local amenities. Don't worry, your ship will be where you left it when you decide to come back to it.

Caterpillar isn't a bad ship. I personally love it, and seek to nab one in about a year.

If you're asking along the terms of requiring a ship to haul cargo or people between ships, then this function will not be limited to the Argo MPUV line of ships. Multiple ships will be able to transport cargo/personnel between platforms. I imagine that capital ships will have an easier time with this since they either come equipped with hangars or have the option to equip hangars, allowing ships to land and interact with them as if they were a stationary port. The next bit is speculation on my part, but docking might allow smaller ships such as a Freelancer and an Argo MPUV to interact with one another. This ideally would allow us to facilitate cargo/personnel transfers with any ship that comes standard with a docking port, and like I said, this wouldn't just be limited to the Argo MPUV either. You could do a Cutlass to Starfarer transfer via docking. The reason I got an Argo MPUV was so that I might have a shuttlecraft of sorts for short range missions (think Star Trek TOS's Galileo shuttlecraft). In that case, the question becomes weather or not we will need smaller ships to facilitate cargo/personnel transfer between larger ships, and I'd argue yes. Not all platforms will be equipped to deal with large spacecraft, in which case it would be easier to rent out something like an Argo MPUV to get the cargo onto the station. I can already imagine requesting this ship to move cargo to and from a Starfarer to Loreville. You can always request the Valiant if you need some cargo assistance

Roddi just went to purchase one of the packages and he was not able to use his store credit. If you plan to buy one of these packages, plan to buy them at full price. The cheapest ones are $35.00 USD where the most expensive one is the Constellation Andromeda for $245.00 USD. Bear in mind that these ships are limited stock which means they will likely be out of them in a day or two. Now is a great time to pick up the game for those who don't have it yet as this is essentially 20% off the 'verse (for the Aurora and Mustang). Anyhow that's all I have to add. See you guys in Hurston.

The paperwork for the Occurrence Border went though. Now I just gotta wait on CGI to release the Endeavour. I decided to keep my Freelancer DUR since the series is just a great ship to begin with. I decided to render the ships in starship42: I really do love that MPUV Cargo. It screams 'Shuttlecraft'.