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Snakefighter Map
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 1:56 am
by Corporal Hicks
This map is not approved. I can change it if Pale Rider wants, or if I did something wrong. Just let me know, guys! I don't see why there would be 4 airlocks, but I am maybe underestimating how large the ship is
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 2:28 am
by MarcusOTerra
it could be two airlocks in the cargo level?
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 3:38 am
by Corporal Hicks
Morse said 4 on the top floor in addition to the cargo deck
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 9:36 pm
by Quicksilver
I think it is bigger, the data I can find indicates it supports up to 100 personnel, and has 30 actual bunks set for hot-bunking, in addition to the cryo room. (so, about full platoons of Marines) Also has a Medical bay. Granted, both directions could be an issue of
Scale
Looking at the pictures, however, I don't see anything thats
clearly a docking port. On the other hand, given that the left & right outside are
huge engine nacelles, and it doesn't seem very logical to put an airlock through a jet engine, I'd assume that the docking-airlock is actually topside. (See Lando's exit from the Falcon when recovering Luke in Empire Strikes Back). There might also be one off the front or bottom of the cargo level to facilitate mid-space resupplying. The main cargo ramps, however, I doubt are used for that, as it'd be pretty hard to air-lock a ramp.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2014 11:02 pm
by Morse
I've always assumed its an extremely tight fit on the ship, but this is part of the issue with operating with the Snakefighter - we don't know specifics. We're forced to make them up as we go.
Either way you can fill in the blanks with the current map - Mainly because I highly doubt this mission is gonna take place on our ship too long.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 9:14 pm
by MarcusOTerra
I figured it was something in the mid-upper-bulk freighter size category, but a military gunboat instead of a cargo vessel.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 9:57 pm
by Quicksilver
It appears to be something like the APC, which as we see in the movies is distantly related to the TARDIS. (ie, bigger on the inside)

Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 4:00 am
by Corporal Hicks
How does this look for the sentry guns? Tell me if you have a better idea. Pale Rider, tell me if I'm metagaming.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2014 6:23 pm
by Corporal Hicks
Here is my understanding of where our troops are located. If there is any argument with any of these placements, please post it.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2014 3:23 pm
by Corporal Hicks
I doubt it will matter, but I thought I would post a map of our seating in the APC. At least this way we can all be on the same page about where people are sitting.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 11:06 am
by eyeball
this was all i could find, but i am on night shifts so could be missing loads.
NTV Mk 1 SNAKEFIGHTER
Nicknamed the Snakefighter by its design team, the NTV Mk1 is a unique “super dropship” in that it provides a platoon with interstellar mobility and relative self-sufficiency. Its flanks dominated by enormous thruster pods, the Snakefighter is capable of rapid atmospheric maneuvering, high sublight velocity in space, and substantial payload hauling.
Standard crew complement is 10, comprising a pilot, copilot, weapons officer / navigator, and engineer. In case of “crew attrition, “ (ie casualties), much of the ship’s functions can be handled by relatively inexperienced personnel, due to a high level of automation and user-friendly design. The living quarters are spartan, and the lack of bunk space forces the crew members to rotate their eating and sleeping. The medlab is fairly basic, intended for patching up non-lethal combat injuries.
The main loading ramp is divided into two smaller loading ramps, which can be operated independently of each other. A crane in the ceiling of the cargo bay aids vehicle maintenance and cab be used for storage.
The tactical command post is similar to a standard APC interior, with maps, monitors, and a sliding command chair.
STATISTICS
Variant Body WT Armor MV Move Mach Orbit SR
NTVMk1 10 250 4 -5 10 2 15 100
Communication range: 10 000, FTL
Crew: 1 Pilot, 1 Co-Pilot, 1 Gunner, 1 Engineer. Life support for up to 100 personnel. Bunks for 30 passengers.
Maneuverability: +4 dodge of guided missiles.
Additions: Fire Retardant, Flares, Raft, Emergency Rations, Sleeping Bags.
Evacuation: 2 EEVs, 120 Parachutes
Armament package: Two Pistols. 4 Smart Guns, 30 Pulse Rifles 20 Flame-throwers, 200 Pistols, 30 Shotguns, up to 30 other weapons. May be replaced with higher TL weapons.
Range: Atmospheric: 50 000 km
Orbital: Unlimited
FTL: 4 ly
FTL Speed: 0.5 ly/day
Cargo Slots: 2
Hardpoints: 12
Basic Armament: 2x25 mm "Gargoyle" Gatling, 16x120 mm rockets, 8xAGM-220 missiles, 64 x 150 mm rockets, 2 x TSAM Missiles, 3xAIM-90 missiles, 2 XIM-28A missiles
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 9:06 pm
by Quinn
Someone please explain why the fuck we have over two-hundred sidearms.
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2014 11:32 pm
by Corporal Hicks
In case there is 100 marines who like duel-wielding?
Also that Snakefighter information would have helped me make a more accurate map, but it didn't end up mattering.
On another note, I'm looking forward to nuking the enemy! Nobody messes with the USCM ooh-rah!
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2014 4:58 am
by Morse
They probably put the pistols all in there just because they could. I assume they are referring to the VP-70 pistols (which are noted as being the standard pistols of the USCM now), and they could probably get 200 of them in the space that it would take to store those 30 M41A Pulse Rifles.
But I'd just tack it on to the other points that make the Snakefighter dismally impractical...... case in point................ we lost a naval battle to a f*$&ing freighter.......... cus your not gonna convince me that them essentially not crushing us to take us a prize is a win.......
Re: Snakefighter Map
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2014 3:21 pm
by Corporal Hicks
Morse wrote:They probably put the pistols all in there just because they could. I assume they are referring to the VP-70 pistols (which are noted as being the standard pistols of the USCM now), and they could probably get 200 of them in the space that it would take to store those 30 M41A Pulse Rifles.
But I'd just tack it on to the other points that make the Snakefighter dismally impractical...... case in point................ we lost a naval battle to a f*$&ing freighter.......... cus your not gonna convince me that them essentially not crushing us to take us a prize is a win.......
Yes Morse, but for them it will be a Pyrrhic victory... Namely because they are about to be blown to kingdom come! Ooh-rah!