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Butt-ugly Starfield ship defeats the enemy AI's perfect aim
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I was just wondering what the inside must feel like or how it feels to maneuver, heh. The visibility from the cockpit also seems abysmal. Someone on Reddit did this same concept of exploiting the center mass AI design with a far simpler design. Their ship was essentially a giant L shape, which I feel is more economical and relatively practical.
Flying in a giant L.. Huh
Need a fleet of 3 ships.
L. O. L.
Enemies need to learn to just take the L
Mine is a normal ship with a pillar that goes straight up, and then branches off backwards and sideways. I really hate the space combat. Give me Star Citizens space combat any day.
I have a feeling there is no walking when using that ship. Just enter or leave the cockpit directly via fast travel.