RSI Arrasta : r starcitizen - Reddit The Arrastra industrial mining platform was concepted from the struts up with safety and efficiency in mind; remote operator seats provide extra protection to your crew, the onboard refinery is ideal for a more profitable workflow, the automated mineral storage pipeline effortlessly prepares your gathered resources for transfer, and the
Arrastra timeline? : r starcitizen - Reddit In case you're a copium consumer if any of the Nautilus, Odyssey, Legionnaire, Expanse, or Liberator: during citizencon, we learned the large RSI ships will be completed first in the following order: Polaris -> Galaxy -> Perseus with now the Arrastra likely to follow Using the development time for the 600i as an exemplar (16mo) with some
Arrastra: What are your initial impressions? : r starcitizen - Reddit The Arrastra appears to load its gathered ore internally, requiring manual removal onto the exteral cargo grid, while the MOLE can just scoop a rock, head to a refinary (Be it station or Orion), drop the bags, snap on new ones, and resume, while the Arrastra has to either have a full-time cargo handler or wait for ores to refine between rocks
Whats the point of getting the Arrastra in comparison to the . . . - Reddit The Arrastra is the size of Hammerhead, has 2x S3 shields, three turrets each with 4x S3 guns, as well as 2x S5 weapons controlled by the pilot Yes, if a fleet attacks it it will die, just like litterally every other ship in the game, but the Arrastra will be able to fend off a few light craft and evade while the Orion will be entirely
Arrastra Q A : r starcitizen - Reddit It’s meant to be a partner to smaller mining ships, the Arrastra isn’t a starter mining ship it’s something to work towards People will still mine in a prospector, and having a ship nearby you can use as a mobile base for refining fits the galaxy well
Orion vs Arrastra : r starcitizen - Reddit The arrastra has it's place but make no mistake the Orion is corporate level mining just like the Hull E is corporate level cargo transporting Arrastra fills a much needed gap but it would take 10 arrastra's to make a dent one Orion would
RSI Arrastra discussion : r starcitizen - Reddit The Arrastra uses cargo pods attached to the outside of the ship for ore, not the cargo bay The cargo bay is really small, all the storage is unprotected and strapped to the outside Reply reply
Orion vs Arrastra : r starcitizen - Reddit And the arrastra pretty much makes the mole useless Being able to do everything the mole can do, less moving the ship and refine too While the Orion is going to be for those gigantic asteroids and that isn’t in game yet The Orion has rose in price already and I expect it and the arrastra to rise some more I would buy the arrastra, melt it
RSI Arrastra - Lets discuss the front engines : r starcitizen - Reddit As per the 3d model on the RSI Arrastra it has a critical flaw for the side turrets, which is the front engines completely cock block their view angles frontally From a looks perspective they also seem to be tacked on as an afterthought
Lets talk Arrastra. . . again : r starcitizen - Reddit So the question is, given that the Arrastra was announced at the same Citcon, but had not been included during this presentation, how do you fine citizens interpret the Arrastra situation? Is it on the list in the first statement of "large ships being tackled together" or is it only that list of 3 ships and the Arrastra goes in the backlog