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| − | {{Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=Viper Patrol Craft |
+ | {{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=Viper Patrol Craft (Oolite) |
| − | |image = [[Image:Viper |
+ | |image = [[Image:Viper.png|300px]] |
| − | |dimensions = 50 × |
+ | |dimensions = 50 × 18 × 65 |
| + | |width = 50 m |
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| + | |height = 18 m |
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| + | |length = 65 m |
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== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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| + | The distinctive arrowhead shape of the Viper patrol craft is a frequent sight around all space stations, even in the most dangerous systems with the most poorly funded police forces. A small, nimble craft optimized for routine [[GalCop (Police)|GalCop police]] patrols, it is a shape that can strike fear into the hearts of smugglers and pirates. The ship is typically single-crew, but for special purposes can carry up to 10 (mostly for boarding and sting raids against smugglers). |
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| − | The distinctive arrowhead shape of the Viper patrol craft is a frequent sight around all space stations, even in the most dangerous systems with the most poorly funded police forces. A small, nimble craft optimized for routine [[GalCop]] police patrols, it is a shape that can strike fear into the hearts of smugglers and pirates. The ship is typically single-crew, but for special purposes can carry up to 10 (mostly for boarding and sting raids against smugglers). |
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== Notable Features == |
== Notable Features == |
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| + | The Viper is an old design, having first rolled out from [[Faulcon de Lacy|Faulcon Manspace]] [[Sector1/Reorte|Reorte]] in 2762. However, it is one of those designs that was just right, hence its longevity. Although the original design is relatively slow and the shielding/hull strength a little on the weak side to take on ships such as the fearsome [[Rattle Cutter]], it still performs admirably as a local patrol craft for [[:Category:Oolite stations|station]] defense and anti-smuggling inspections. |
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| − | The Viper is an old design, having first rolled out from Faulcon Manspace (Reorte) in 2762. However, it is one of those designs that was just right, hence its longevity. Although the original design is relatively slow and the shielding/hull strength a little on the weak side to take on ships such as the fearsome [[Rattle Cutter]], it still performs admirably as a local patrol craft for [[station]] defence and anti-smuggling inspections. |
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| + | Standard fitting is a row of magenta and blue strobe lights, which the crew will illuminate when actively pursuing another craft, or signaling it to stop. All too many commanders try and run when they see the flashing lights - but this usually elicits death by laser from the Viper. |
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| − | A standard fitting is a row of magenta and blue strobe lights, which the crew will illuminate when actively pursuing another craft, or signalling it to stop. All too many commanders try and run when they see the flashing lights - but this usually elicits death by laser from the Viper. |
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| + | A few older Vipers have appeared on the civilian markets, sold as the [[Renegade Viper]]. Sales were halted when it became clear that the ship was popular as an inexpensive pirate fighter since a trader would normally not pay much attention to a Viper, believing it to be a [[GalCop (Police)|GalCop police]] vessel. If the craft was a Renegade piloted by a [[Piracy|pirate]], this usually was the last action of the said trader. |
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| − | A few older Vipers have appeared on the civilian markets, sold as the [[Renegade Viper]]. Sales were halted when it became clear that the ship was popular as an inexpensive pirate fighter since a trader would normally not pay much attention to a Viper, believing it to be a Police vessel. If the craft was a Renegade piloted by a pirate, this usually was the last action of the said trader. |
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| + | ==Variants== |
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| + | The [[Viper Interceptor]] is [[Faulcon_de_Lacy]]'s recent replacement for the aging Viper. |
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== Custom Paintjobs == |
== Custom Paintjobs == |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | Image:classicViper-A.png|[[The Classic Ships|Classic Viper]] |
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| + | Image:classicViper-B.png|[[The Classic Ships|Classic Viper Pursuit]] |
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| + | Image:Deepspace_Viper.jpg|[[Deepspace_Ships|Deepspace Viper]] |
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| + | Image:Griff_viper.jpg|[[Griff_Industries|Griff's Viper]] |
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| + | Image:Griff_viper_pursuit.jpg|[[Griff_Industries|Griff's Viper Pursuit]] |
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| + | Image:Neolite_viper.jpg|[[Neolite_Ships|Neolite Viper]] |
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| + | Image:SungsViper.jpg|[[Shady Sungs|Sung's Viper]] |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | == Links == |
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| + | *[[GalCop (Police)]] |
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| + | *[[Law]] |
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| + | *[[Piracy]] |
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| + | *[[Viper Interceptor]] - the better version ([[Vanilla game]]) |
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| − | | [[Image:Deepspace_Viper.jpg|thumb|280px|[[Deepspace_Ships|Deepspace Viper]]]] |
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| + | *[[Enhanced Vipers]] - beefs up the police to tackle the pirates (mostly by improving their skills). |
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| − | | [[Image:Griff_viper.jpg|thumb|280px|[[Griff_Industries|Griff's Viper]]]] |
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| − | |} |
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| − | | [[Image:Neolite_viper.jpg|thumb|280px|[[Neolite_Ships|Neolite Viper]]]] |
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| − | |} |
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Latest revision as of 14:56, 7 October 2021
| ship name::Viper Patrol Craft (Oolite) | |
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| Size (W×H×L) | 50 m×ship height::18 m×ship length::65 m |
| Cargo capacity | ship cargo capacity::N/A |
| Cargo bay extension | ship cargo extension::N/A |
| Maximum speed | ship speed::0.32 LM |
| Manoeuvrability | Roll: 2.8 Pitch: 1.8 |
| Energy banks | ship energy banks::2 |
| Energy recharge rate |
Good (4.0) |
| Gun mounts | Fore |
| Missile slots | ship missile slots::1 |
| Shield boosters available | ship supports shield booster::No |
| Military shields available | ship supports mil shields::No |
| Hyperspace capable | ship can hyperspace::No |
| OXP or standard | {{#set:ship is standard=Standard}}Standard |
| Available to player | ship is player flyable::No |
| Base price | ship base price::N/A |
Overview
The distinctive arrowhead shape of the Viper patrol craft is a frequent sight around all space stations, even in the most dangerous systems with the most poorly funded police forces. A small, nimble craft optimized for routine GalCop police patrols, it is a shape that can strike fear into the hearts of smugglers and pirates. The ship is typically single-crew, but for special purposes can carry up to 10 (mostly for boarding and sting raids against smugglers).
Notable Features
The Viper is an old design, having first rolled out from Faulcon Manspace Reorte in 2762. However, it is one of those designs that was just right, hence its longevity. Although the original design is relatively slow and the shielding/hull strength a little on the weak side to take on ships such as the fearsome Rattle Cutter, it still performs admirably as a local patrol craft for station defense and anti-smuggling inspections.
Standard fitting is a row of magenta and blue strobe lights, which the crew will illuminate when actively pursuing another craft, or signaling it to stop. All too many commanders try and run when they see the flashing lights - but this usually elicits death by laser from the Viper.
A few older Vipers have appeared on the civilian markets, sold as the Renegade Viper. Sales were halted when it became clear that the ship was popular as an inexpensive pirate fighter since a trader would normally not pay much attention to a Viper, believing it to be a GalCop police vessel. If the craft was a Renegade piloted by a pirate, this usually was the last action of the said trader.
Variants
The Viper Interceptor is Faulcon_de_Lacy's recent replacement for the aging Viper.
Custom Paintjobs
Links
- Viper Interceptor - the better version (Vanilla game)
- Enhanced Vipers - beefs up the police to tackle the pirates (mostly by improving their skills).
