Star Trek Online
Game » consists of 6 releases. Released Feb 02, 2010
A sci-fi MMORPG developed by Cryptic Studios and Perpetual Entertainment which allows players to fight amongst the ranks of Starfleet, join the Klingon Empire, or rebuild a Romulan homeworld.
Do you like sleek or rough space ship designs?
While playing STO and TOR I realized Sci-Fi universes basicaly have two types of space ships. Thoose with a clean design like the Normandy and the Enterprise and those with a more rough, broken design like Serenity from Firefly. So what kind of space ship do you like?
Sleek. I want it to look like it can cut through anything while it is blowing shit up. Plus, sleeker just looks faster and more efficient. Sleek that is paired with simplicity is the best. No extra parts here and there. No extra components just for the sake of having them. I want my ships efficient, classy, and nice.
I want my ship as large and robust and overwrought as possible
Ideally with a massively oversized cannon strapped to it.
I guess it depends. In something like Mass Effect or Star Trek, when the protagonists are working for some sort of large organization (like Star Fleet), then it makes sense for them to have a nice, sleek looking ship. Conversely, if it's some smuggler like Han Solo, then I think it should have something that looks like it was found in a space junkyard.
So, both.
I'm a big fan of sci-fi that's somewhat more grounded in reality, so I really like the whole rough-and-tumble, space-beater vibe of things like Starcraft's space-truckers and Firefly's... Well, Firefly.
http://conceptships.blogspot.com/ <--- cool site for spaceship designs
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