ADM. Reshmar
Directorate Officer Fleet Admiral SJC 3rd Fleet
[member="Captain Larraq"] then I will have to deny this. feel free to second chance it.
Link please?Captain Larraq said:And I saw that Draco recently subbed and got approved a shield bypassing torpedo that's 4-5 times the size of this thing and moves at... maybe two or three times the speed?
[member="Raziel"]Raziel said:[member="Captain Larraq"]
About how much of a yield does it have compared to a typical assault concussion?
The intent here is to create something that could, depending on who is taking the hit, be said to do anything from "Oh crap, why did that escort just blow up?" to "Heavy damage on starboard side. Shields are up, but we're showing significant structural damage."The proton bomb was at least twice as powerful as the heavy rocket
EDIT (because there was an error here somewhere):Raziel said:[member="Captain Larraq"]
For all options:
Add a specification that they can only occupy 1/4 of a ships tubes due to (Insert reason here, perhaps complications of fitting)
Tone down the shield ignoring, state it's a little temperamental and only a third tend to pass through.
Though not always successful at penetrating shielding when used against numerous layers of advanced shields or against particularly heavy shielding, the weapon still manages to be dangerous to heavily shielded ships due to the heavy explosive potential of the warhead. A weakness in the design is that in order to utilize the Field Disrupor, the torpedo must also disable its own shielding for the last half-second of flight. While this is done to enable the weapon to detonate directly upon the hull of an enemy ship maximizing the damage potential of the warhead, this also leaves the warhead particularly vulnerable during its final approach to target.
However, similar to the standard variant, the CW12-A must deactivate its cloak during the last half-second of its approach as it activates its Field Disruptor.