Infinite Lagrange - The FSV830 - Useless or Overpowered? 

You can now dock other fleets to the one an FSV is in to repair any ship. I usually have a small fleet with an FSV as the flagship tag along with my main fleets and place it on a resource node near the front lines. I dock and repair other fleets then send them back into battle.

Once the FSV is in your fleet, you can retreat any ship from the fleet. Your whole fleet will have to retreat. Also, the game doesn't let you resend your reinforcement after retreating them. For the repairs, you need to be docked to a rock to repair your ships using UE coins.

If you already reinforced the maximum number of ships (normally 5), you cannot reinforce any more. No matter what you retreat of that fleet. You have to retreat the whole fleet and send it out new. But I though the FSV was able to rebuild ships if it was in the fleet, not in the reinforcement, even if the fleet is reinforced.

I have been messing with the FSV for awhile now. I can say it is a tactical negative, in general, if you are trying to fight a war. It might have some use in a fleet at or less than 400 units if, perhaps, you are attacking enemy resources that are located very far away and it would allow you to rebuild some ships, especially if you need to hit several structures while perhaps encountering enemy fleets and can use the FSV to repair outside of battle. Assigning tech points to some of the modules can drastically cut down on supply times, but not enough in my opinion to save you from being a sitting duck. You would need to be careful about where you re-supply. Build times are also far too long outside the use of fab modules. So, the FSV might affect when or how you relocate your base, but I cannot see this offering a significant strategic edge, only in niche situations, and not enough to warrant displacing 40-80 units of other ship classes, and certainly not enough to trade your reinforcement strategies for a possibly dangerous and awkward-to-use ship. At this moment the FSV is a handicap and will not see use in my fleet even given the current small ship/aircraft META.

You mentioned the UAVs on the predators increasing the hit rate of your aircraft but I believe they are best used (via the hangar strategy) increasing your cruiser hit rates. I’ve tested it with cruiser heavy fleets (8 Callisto/3 Predator B/ 4 HC Chimera) and they only seem to target themselves around 30% of the time.

self hold should be able to build frigates / destroyers base on its self hold points outside of fleet command points to be useful. also it should have an non combat repair outside function withour UE coins for this to be viable

Would this ship be worth it to use fighting npcs for repairs after battles?

So 40 fleet points is 10% of not reinforced fleet and it’s not worth it’s cost:( You can compare this ship to full stack of reliats or 2 calisto or 1 cv... And it’s will be not contested at all! So much cost, time to build and fleet points and so little benefit that’s even funny;)

To me the aux ships are free 440 extra command points

The devs had to build some limitations into how the FSV works as a way to balance its capabilities. But it looks like, as is often the case, thar they went too far. On that basis it seems likely that they will reduce the requirements needed to actually use its functionality in an update. As it stands now, I'm not finding the proposition offered by the FSV particularly attractive

Wow

Predator is pronounced Pred-ator, not Pre-dator ;)

Can you help me please? Im stuck at the pioneer star system and i dont know what to do. I want to play with my old account but i cant get it out of pioneer star system. Can you please help me?

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