Relentless Posted January 29, 2006 Posted January 29, 2006 just becouse somethings been built long time ago doesnt mean it cant be updated. the airforce still uses b-52s right? Then why isn't it called the Acclamator mark.II or something? It bring upon us more of famine, death and war, you know religion has a lot to answer for. -Steve Harris, Iron Maiden
MastaSpoofa Posted January 29, 2006 Posted January 29, 2006 I just found the stats for the venator. it had 8 Dual Heavy Turbolaser Turrets2 Dual Medium Turbolaser Turrets52 Point-Defense Laser Cannons4 Proton Torpedo Tubes6 Tractor Beam Projectors1137.0 meters longIts role was a Carrier/Assault Ship/Fleet Destroyerrather then a weak little carrier that EAW depicts it as, it should be a (like i said...) powerful gunship/carrierincrease cost, decrease the shield power, and increase its offensive capabilities. also This ship is probably the primary pursuit and rapid responce vessel during the Clone Wars, as opposed to the Victory I which is not a good deep space combat vessel (and Victory II's which arrived too late to be of much impact). Possibly the deck weapons are heavy ion cannons to deal with the droid navies of the separatists. from http://warlords.swrebellion.com/shipindex.php?vessel=Venator+Star+Destroyer&querytype=&search_string=&sorttype=&sortdir= http://starwars.wikicities.com/images/thumb/7/73/300px-Imperial_Fleet.jpgLong live the Venator!
All_Terrain Posted January 29, 2006 Posted January 29, 2006 Then why isn't it called the Acclamator mark.II or something? According to the ROTS card game, there is an Acclamator Mk. II. It was made towards the latter part of the CW, and geared towards combat, not transport. I reckon the ones seen in EAW are of this kind. (There were also several other subtypes present, mainly refitted Mk. I's for different purposes.) And, yes, the B-52 is scheduled for several more decades of service, despite originating in the 1950s.
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