|
This wiki is closed in favour of the new wiki. Information shown is likely to be very out of date. |
Difference between revisions of "Liners"
(Created.) |
m |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
==Liners== | ==Liners== | ||
Liners are a hybrid-class between [[Transports|transports]] and [[Capital ships|capital ships]]. | Liners are a hybrid-class between [[Transports|transports]] and [[Capital ships|capital ships]]. | ||
| − | They are notable for packing both the firepower of a cruiser (although much more limited through a smaller power plant) and the cargo hold of a transport, and are a good choice for these who usually don't participate in combat operations, but still feel the need for a considerable amount of protection against possible threats, which is especially important when carrying passengers. Many high-ranking government officials opt to travel aboard a Liner-class vessel instead of a military warships; especially [[Bretonia|Bretonia's]] [[Queen Carina]] is known to do so. | + | They are notable for packing both the firepower of a cruiser (although much more limited through a smaller power plant) and the cargo hold of a transport, and are a good choice for these who usually don't participate in combat operations, but still feel the need for a considerable amount of protection against possible threats, which is especially important when carrying passengers. Many high-ranking government officials opt to travel aboard a Liner-class vessel instead of a military warships; especially [[Bretonia|Bretonia's]] [[Carina I|Queen Carina]] is known to do so. |
'''Please note:''' These ships prices are the correct prices for the hull of each ship, less all equipment. For the full price and any additional information, please visit the individual ship pages. ''~ As at 21 July 2008'' | '''Please note:''' These ships prices are the correct prices for the hull of each ship, less all equipment. For the full price and any additional information, please visit the individual ship pages. ''~ As at 21 July 2008'' | ||
Revision as of 06:57, 22 October 2008
Liners
Liners are a hybrid-class between transports and capital ships. They are notable for packing both the firepower of a cruiser (although much more limited through a smaller power plant) and the cargo hold of a transport, and are a good choice for these who usually don't participate in combat operations, but still feel the need for a considerable amount of protection against possible threats, which is especially important when carrying passengers. Many high-ranking government officials opt to travel aboard a Liner-class vessel instead of a military warships; especially Bretonia's Queen Carina is known to do so.
Please note: These ships prices are the correct prices for the hull of each ship, less all equipment. For the full price and any additional information, please visit the individual ship pages. ~ As at 21 July 2008
| Name | Weapons | Cargo | Hull | NB/SB | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kusari Cruise Liner | 0/7 | 2500 | 75000 | 380 | $12,000,000 | Kusari Transport |
| Royal Liner | 0/9 | 3500 | 215000 | 700 | $94,000,000 | Bretonia Royal Liner. |
| Luxury Liner | 0/11 | 4000 | 220000 | 700 | $112,000,000 | Independent liner |
| Prison Liner | 0/9 | 3300 | 180000 | 600 | $72,000,000 | Liberty and Rheinland prison liner |
| Snubcrafts: | Light Fighters • Heavy Fighters • Very Heavy Fighters • Super Heavy Fighters • Bombers • Heavy Bombers |
| Capital Ships: | Gunboats • Destroyers • Cruisers • Battlecruisers • Battleships • Carriers |
| Trade Ships: | Freighters • Small Transports • Large Transports • Liners |
