FD Vexor

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FD Vexor

Description:

Tech Room Description

The Federal Vexor class destroyer. born at the Regulus shipyards it was designed to go toe to toe with the GTVA's Orion, Hecate and Raynor class destroyers. while boasting only 2 turret mounted Mjolnir Beam cannons (12 RBC's went missing from GTVA storage sites, thats a different story) it more than makes up for it with a nasty array of plasma cannons and torpedo launchers as well as 120 assorted fighters. currently only 6 Vexors are in active service in the Federal fleet, another 2 are nearing completion. these ships have the distinction of being relatively easy to produce, rugged and easy to maintain. at current rates 1 Vexor can be built every 6 months. but with war looming on the horizon these 8 warships might be the only thing standing between us and them.

Credits

• Model by Steve-O

Performance:

Statistics

Type	Destroyer
Manufacturer	Regulus Shipyards
Maneuverability	N/A
Max Velocity	35 m/s
Max Afterburner Velocity	N/A
Armor	N/A
Hitpoints	210 000
Shields	N/A
Width	773 m
Height	595 m
Length	3327 m
Fighter Complement	144

Armaments

• Turrets

Default Statistics
Turret Type	Amount
Mjolnir Beam	2
Shark	2
Fusillade	2x2
Dart	2x2
Long Range Flak	4x3
Heavy Plasma	9x2
Terran Anti-Fighter Beam	5
Terran Turret	10

Veteran Comments

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The model uses a large number (28!) of unique textures and is also very high poly. It is likely to cause performance issues if you have multiple instances in a single mission. It would be advisable to optimize the model before using it, or build missions with this in mind.

The Vexor also has some bizarre lighting errors caused either by Boolean or smoothing problems. This makes it look very very unfortunate under anything but the darkest lighting conditions.

The Vexor was used as the United Earth Federation's primary destroyer for much of War in Heaven development but was ultimately cut due to technical issues.