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[RAF1940]

Yes please.

[RAF1940]

Especially the SSV Leonardo da Vinci.


What does SSV even stand for?

[Mister Mida]

I just want ships. Lots of ships. But seeing some of the unique things the Alliance has over the rest of the galaxy should be a must for that as well.

[Wulfram]

RAF1940 wrote...

What does SSV even stand for?

"Systems Alliance Space Vehicle"

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

Vessel,not vehicle.

[Wulfram]

Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...

Vessel,not vehicle.

Wiki says vehicle

[RAF1940]

Wulfram wrote...

RAF1940 wrote...

What does SSV even stand for?

"Systems Alliance Space Vehicle"

Thanks.

[CroGamer002]

[marshalleck]

rikimeru420 wrote...

i hope they have some cool fighters to launch from those carriers.

One of the side missions in ME2 (might be an N7 mission) has SA fighters in a hangar you can walk right up to and look at

[marshalleck]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

marshalleck wrote...

Alliance carriers are named after great leaders, artists, and intellectuals from human history.

I want to see:

SSV Mohatma Ghandi

SSV Igor Stravinsky

SSV Nicola Tesla

and most importantly,

SSV Isaac Newton, aka the Deadliest Ship In Space.

SSV Carl Sagan damnit, come on Bioware

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

marshalleck wrote...

rikimeru420 wrote...

i hope they have some cool fighters to launch from those carriers.

One of the side missions in ME2 (might be an N7 mission) has SA fighters in a hangar you can walk right up to and look at

which one?

[marshalleck]

Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...

marshalleck wrote...

rikimeru420 wrote...

i hope they have some cool fighters to launch from those carriers.

One of the side missions in ME2 (might be an N7 mission) has SA fighters in a hangar you can walk right up to and look at

which one?

Honestly I can't remember...though I want to say it might be the one with batarians launching a missile 

actually the ME wiki has a picture:



kind of looks like a cross between an A-Wing from Star Wars and a Viper from BSG. Looks fast.

Modifié par marshalleck, 21 août 2011 - 06:56 .

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

SSV Ramirez
SSV Dick Cheney
SSV Rambo
SSV Jules Winnfield

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

On my phone so I can't quote again,I know which one you're talking about,those are fighters?

[marshalleck]

Yep, see edit, pulled that from the ME wiki. That's a Systems Alliance fighter.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Sure.

But you're telling me they don't name carriers after great generals or admirals? Where is my 22nd century Nimitz class?

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

If they named them after generals and admirals,the member nations would complain only American and British generals and admirals were used.

[marshalleck]

ReconTeam wrote...

Sure.

But you're telling me they don't name carriers after great generals or admirals? Where is my 22nd century Nimitz class?

Generals and Admirals could probably be considered under the "great leader" qualifier for having a carrier named after you.

We don't have enough carriers for all our great leaders, artists, and intellectuals. We should build more. 

:innocent:

Modifié par marshalleck, 21 août 2011 - 07:06 .

[Wulfram]

Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...

If they named them after generals and admirals,the member nations would complain only American and British generals and admirals were used.

Yet no one complains about the frigates being called "SSV Where My Ancestors Were Slaughtered"

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

That's basically every ship named after a battle,Normandy included.honor the fallen

Modifié par Humanoid_Typhoon, 21 août 2011 - 07:26 .

[johnygoodman]

How come only the alliance figured out carriers? It wasn't exactly a big leap for humanity - we had big boats for a while and then once we had warplanes going off runways it was what, a few years before someone thought "let's stick a runway on a big boat"?

Even if Earth didn't have a body of water bigger than a lake I reckon we would have figured it out. The concept of docking a spaceship on an orbital platform came pretty quickly to us - it's basically necessary if you want to construct and maintain said orbital platform, as is docking ships on to other ships.

So I can't see how the idea "let's build a huge ship that lot's of others can dock on, and then have that ship travel along with the fleet to different warzones" escaped the Turians and the Asari.

[Wulfram]

Dreadnoughts tended to serve as a carrier for a limited amount of fighters. It's having dedicated carriers which is the Alliance's innovation.

I like to think that the Asari and Turians tried Carriers during the Rachni wars or Krogan rebellions and realised they didn't work very well.

@Humanoid_Typhoon That was my point. For a multinational organisation, ships named after battles seems like a needless source of controversy.

Modifié par Wulfram, 21 août 2011 - 07:42 .

[sympathy4saren]

I expect to see Harbinger one-shot kill a bunch of carriers

[Arkitekt]

Hey, I didn't find the mention, but it's more than confirmed that we will be in some kind of carrier, except if battleships also harbor ships inside of them. The usual "Star Wars" hangar bay lookalike has been shown in bioware tv for some time ago.

Edit: It could be a space station however...

Modifié par Arkitekt, 21 août 2011 - 07:57 .

[NotSoIllusiveMan]

Arkitekt wrote...

Hey, I didn't find the mention, but it's more than confirmed that we will be in some kind of carrier, except if battleships also harbor ships inside of them. The usual "Star Wars" hangar bay lookalike has been shown in bioware tv for some time ago.

Edit: It could be a space station however...

You mean the picture on top of this page? http://www.masseffect.com/me3/game/
Looks like a big ship...

Modifié par NotSoIllusiveMan, 21 août 2011 - 08:17 .