A GIANT Fleet Carrier In Space Engineers - Workshop Review! 

@@acedfox541 he said he was gonna land it then didn't I think it could land on a moon ok

Hey you can get the PC to run about any game if its a desktop, and you replace the GPU, if not you can find a refurbished one with a 3.5 ghz cpu and replace the GPU

As someone who has a PC that can barely run minecraft at medium setting, I get you....

Can't mod really but try geforce now. I can max out pc space engineers on my tablet in work =) steam or pc gamepass

You can get it on PlayStation or Xbox and it runs smoothly

@@AnGerBomB 15 fps if im lucky :C

I mean, everybody builds their fleets to their own requirements and imagination. So while a carrier's base function is what you described, a ship armed this heavily and equipped with several jump drives could double as a fleet flagship, performing long-term operations in deep space with its carried contingent.

one of the best campaigns of any cod game, change my mind.

I actually started to make a fleet carrier based off the retribution, i got a frame, but got no more motivation for it :(

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@@R3LOADlikesgames on steam

Not realy. The catapult launch system is needed/ used to bring aircraft to a takeoff speed. As a "normal engine start" would not accelerate many jet aircraft fast enough to lift of from an aircraft carrier runway. And yes, there are jets who can engine start from some carriers and are not VTOL. But it space, a catapult system wouldnt make any sense at all, as there is no minimum speed needed to be able to lift of and stay in the air. In space, a fighter inherits all movement from the carrier the moment it "undocks"/ cuts the direct physical connection to the carrier. All a figher has to do then, is to full throttle out, or manouver itself in a position there it can do it.

@@keasereibe5140 Yeah, I know. But Battlestar Galactica did it right. 😅

@@SovereignVis I mean, it really just depends on your own headcanon for what is and isn't realistic to you. A carrier operating in deep space would indeed be unlikely to require a launch system for functionality, but one use for it could be to deploy fighters quickly into battle. But the layout of this carrier is, let's say, less than optimal for something like that. You'd want side hangars for that, open on two sides so that fighters can land and launch mid-battle without impeding one another.

@@sorrowandsufferin924 Yeah, I never said anything at all about whether it was realistic or not. And yeah, the reason I was talking about a catapult or launch tube system was so fighters could be deployed quickly into battle. Babylon 5 did it right. They used the station's rotation to fling fighters out into space and they could deploy multiple fighters at once. 😅