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4 мар. 2020 в 7:37 Viper MkIV combat build
I used coriolis.io to make a ship for a friendly battle with another Viper MkIV of unknown outfitting. This is the first time I've made a ship for combat, and would love critiques and suggestions. Thank you to all who respond!
**NOT my ship of choice -- we chose something relatively cheap because the point of what we're doing is a fight to the death**
Отредактировано Bradley; 4 мар. 2020 в 7:48 4 мар. 2020 в 7:42I did find a cripplying mistake in your build.
You used a Viper Mk IV.
Let's just say you're much better off with the Mk3. Also, thusters and sensors are kind of a priority in a combat ship, you'll need those A-rated.
edit: but seriously, though. wrong ship.
edit 2: there's actually a lot more stuff to criticque but let's wait to see what everyone else says first
. and now you're out of power, even with the prioriies set. You need to A-rate the Power plant. And the Thrusters. And probably the FSD, too. And the AFMUs don't need to be that big. And Point defence is kinda pointless (pun intended). And you're using shield cell banks without heat sinks, so you'll cook your ship from the inside.
and it's still the wrong ship
Отредактировано HamakiBCN2; 4 мар. 2020 в 7:57 4 мар. 2020 в 8:01 Thank you, internet stranger! 4 мар. 2020 в 8:06 Thank you, internet stranger!No worries, but remember, at the end of the day, it's a build you got from a stranger on the Internet. So there's no guarantee it will work well for you ;) 4 мар. 2020 в 8:41
we're using little ships because we don't want to waste credits, but I'm currently using a Krait Phantom for mining, and am thinking about outfitting a Krait MkII for bounty hunting once I build up the clout. Since this conversation is already going, I thought it might be an opportune time to ask about this.
4 мар. 2020 в 9:09we're using little ships because we don't want to waste credits, but I'm currently using a Krait Phantom for mining, and am thinking about outfitting a Krait MkII for bounty hunting once I build up the clout. Since this conversation is already going, I thought it might be an opportune time to ask about this.
I'm hoping that's the "before" foto and not the blueprint you're going for.
So i'll just go section by section.
On this page you can do a search for places to buy the Viper Mk4.
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The Viper Mk IV is a heavy combat ship manufactured by Faulcon deLacy. Its ability to equip a class-4 power plant makes it ideally suited to long-range combat missions, while its armour allows it to soak up much more punishment than its predecessor, the Viper Mk III. These features come at a cost, however, making the Mk IV heavier and less agile than the Mk III.
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Overview
The Viper MkIV is a heavier variant of the Viper MkIII that sacrifices mobility for increased toughness. Its appearance is very similar to that of the MkIII and it can be difficult to tell the two apart, especially with the former's ship kit.
By default, the MkIV has weaker shields than the MkIII due to its higher hull mass. However, the MkIV is capable of fitting a larger Class 4 shield generator, whereas the Viper MkIII is limited to a Class 3. This results in the Viper MkIV potentially having much stronger shields than the MkIII. Stronger shields combined with a higher base hull and more space for Hull Reinforcement Packages can make the Viper MkIV substantially more resilient than the MkIII. These improvements come with the drawbacks of slightly reduced turn rate and speed. This makes it vulnerable to attacks from more nimble ships like Eagle MkII and Cobra MkIII, and can be a disadvantage in a direct firefight against a Viper MkIII. Worthy of note is that the Viper MkIV suffers from heat dissipation issues similar to that of its predecessor, though it does run slightly cooler. Additionally, with a Class 4 Power Plant, it can more easily power weapons with high power draw such as Railguns, as well as better defenses such as Shield Boosters. Though it is one of the least agile small ships, it is also one of the toughest. It is far more resilient than any other ship in its price range and can hold its own in a pure combat role. Additionally, a fair cargo capacity makes it a viable option for a Pirate.
Although the Viper MkIV is a small ship, it is one of the best options for beginner deep-core asteroid mining. Its internal compartments and hardpoints can fit the necessary mining tools and still have space for 32-40 tonnes of cargo. Furthermore, such a build costs less than 10 million credits, making it affordable to all but the newest Commanders. Miners can use the Viper MkIV to earn their way to superior mining ships, such as the Python, Krait MkII, and Type-9 Heavy.
The Viper MkIV can be useful as a multi-role. With a maximum cargo capacity of 54T it is a surprisingly effective trader for a fighter class and an above average jump range lets the ship take on an explorer role. Compared to the Cobra MkIII, a similarly priced ship, the Viper MkIV is slower with a worse turn rate, but faster acceleration in all directions. It has a lower cargo capacity (54 compared to 64) and a slightly worse jump rate than the Cobra MkIII. What sets the Viper MkIV apart from the Cobra MkIII, however, is its substantially stronger shields. Even with a Class 3 shield generator the Viper MkIV has almost 2x the shield strength of a Cobra MkIII. With a Class 4 it has even stronger shields than that. This means that the Viper MkIV can sacrifice hull reinforcement for cargo space without making as large as a sacrifice in terms of defensive capabilities compared to the Cobra MkIII. Commanders looking for a ship that can deliver similar multirole performance to that of the Cobra MkIII and still be able to take a few hits may appreciate the Viper MkIV.
Overall, the Viper MkIV exchanges mobility for defensive capabilities and can be more appealing to pilots who prefer bulkier ships. Whether it is better or worse than the MkIII comes down to preference and skill, though it does have a much higher price.
Viper MkIV hardpoint convergence
The Viper MkIV's hardpoint options are identical to those of the Viper MkIII. It has two Class 1 hardpoints located on either side of the cockpit and two Class 2 hardpoints located beneath it. Unlike the Viper MkIII, which has underside-mounted Class 2 medium hardpoints on a horizontally flat plane, the Class 2 medium hardpoints of the MkIV are on a slightly angled part of the hull. The hardpoint placement on the Viper MkIV gives it excellent convergence with fixed weapons but a narrow field of fire when using gimballed or turreted guns.
The Viper MkIV has a delta-shaped hull which is significantly wider than the MkIII. The cockpit is situated just behind the bow, slightly raised. Compared to the MkIII, the MkIV's cockpit is less exposed. The MkIV lands on two small rear struts and one large front strut which doubles as a boarding ramp to the cockpit.
Purchase Locations
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| Shinrarta Dezhra | Jameson Memorial | Always available | 10% discount |
| Brestla | i Sola Prospect | Always available | 20% surcharge |
| Parenni | Alvares City | Jan. 5, 2019 | 15% discount |
| Sietae | Nahavandi City | Jan. 5, 2019 | 15% discount |
| Ebor | Morris Enterprise | Jan. 5, 2019 | 15% discount |
| 64 Ceti | Jensen Gatewat | Jan. 5, 2019 | 15% discount |
| Anlave | Kobayashi City | Nov. 15, 2019 | |
| Procyon | Davy Dock | Jan. 5, 2019 | |
| Liabeze | Lyulka Beacon | Jan. 5, 2019 | |
| Atlantis | Kimura Terminal | Jan. 5, 2019 | |
| Meliae | Whitson Hub | Jan. 5, 2019 | |
| Gateway | Dublin Citadel | Jan. 5, 2019 |
Outfitting
Main article: OutfittingAll ships are customisable through the Outfitting menu of Station Services. Listed below is the default load-out for the Viper MkIV.
The Mk4 Viper is similar to that of the normal Mk3 version, but trades some of its manoeuvrability and speed for extra space and higher tier internal systems.
Hull strength
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Shield strength
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Power use
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Total mass
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Jump-range
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Rebuy cost
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Build cost
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(ship cost 426,990)
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| Business | - |
| First | - |
| Luxury | - |
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| Thermal | - |
| Kinetic | - |
| Explosive | - |
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| Current | - |
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| Max | - |
| Fuel | |
| Total | - |
| Fuel / Max jump | - |
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