GTD Titan

All information related to the GTD Titan is non-canon.
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Description:

The GTD Titan in Blue Planet.

The new GTD Titan by Aesaar.

Tech Room Description

Designed as a compliment to the mighty Raynor-class Destroyers, the Titan fleet carrier is a fearsome ship to behold. This class mounts three powerful forward beams and a large number of flak and AAAf installations. While large and somewhat vulnerable to a concentrated attack, the Titan's real strength shows when it deploys its fighter compliment. The ship is comprised of over 40% fighterbays, and can rapidly deploy numerous fighter and bomber wings simultaneously. Moderately armed and armored for its size, the Titan is nonetheless a very capable carrier. Command anticipates full deployment of at least two Titan-class craft in each fleet within a decade.

Blue Planet Tech Room Description

As a next-generation destroyer, the GTD Titan is capable of holding more fightercraft than any other Alliance vessel in service. Recent combat deployments show the Titan's capabilities as being comparable to the Hatshepshut class of destroyers, but her torpedo arrays and 'Ice Queen' beam systems give her far more firepower. The Titan makes use of long-range torpedoes as armament to soften up enemy assets before moving into range of her main cannons. Titan destroyers are formidable and powerful tools of Terran achievement and pride.

Credits

• Original model by Stratcomm
• New model by Aesaar

Performance:

Statistics

Default

Name	GTCa Titan
Type	Carrier
Max Velocity	25 ms-1
Hitpoints	45 000 pts
Length	2582 m
Turrets	35 turrets

Blue Planet

Name	GTD Titan
Type	Destroyer
Yaw, Pitch, Roll	120.0, 122.0, 122.0 s
Max Velocity	25 ms-1
Hitpoints	135 000 pts
Length	2582 m
Turrets	35 turrets

Armaments

• Turrets

Default Statistics		Blue Planet
Turret Type	Amount	Turret Type	Amount
BGreen	5	BBlue	3
AAAf	7	TerSlashBlue	2
Terran Turret	21	AAAf	7
Cyclops	2	TerPulse	9
		Terran Turret 2	12
		Supernova	2 (x4)

Gallery

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  The Titan class GTD Temeraire is the second destroyer of the 14th battlegroup in Age of Aquarius

Veteran Comments

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This ship is designated GTCa Titan in Stratcomm's Fleet Pack in Green. It comes with a different texture than the one shown here.

In Blue Planet, despite its stated role as a rear-line combatant, in many ways the Titan is more impressive than the Raynor. It has a better fighter screen, except for directly fore. In the Age of Aquarius mission Forced Entry you may also find that the defenses on the sides of the ship are lacking slightly. Be that as it may, any hostile fighter or bomber at an angle above or below the Titan will be quickly destroyed. The multiple fighter bays allow it to launch multiple fighters without them spawning in each other. The Titan's anti-capital array, like the Chimera and Bellerophon firepower is mostly directed forward, in the form of 3 "Ice Queen" beams - enough firepower that without any type of scripting, the Titan could destroy the Iceni or a Narayana in one shock jump; it could do 99% damage to an Orion the same way. Its broadside is not very good, but the pulse cannons are good at disarming warships and pecking smaller warships to death and the Supernova torpedos are pretty capable against targets with bad or damaged point defenses. Overall a very capable destroyer, very well defended except for warship attacks from the flanks, and bomber attacks to the fore.

One of the most ideal deployments for this ship is a strike carrier role. Essentially, the Titan uses at least a good portion of its fighter complement to support an assault against a target; a Titan can also field many wings of bombers, giving the Titan a highly flexible secondary armament. Its three forward beam cannons are surprisingly durable and hard to hit. If the Titan puts its huge craft complement as a screen and quick-strike force, only high-grade beam jamming and/or heavy flanking attacks can effectively counter this beast. However, the Titan is most vulnerable when being attacked on its flanks, so it's best to never let a Titan have the initiative (like with a Sathanas). While the Raynor is better in a slugging match or frontline brawl, the Titan is the ship that you never want pointed at you, ever. If you can't outrun it (and you're not already in its main cannons' range) you either jump away or get skewered by heavy firepower.

Download link:

• Blue Planet: Age of Aquarius: http://www.freespacemods.net/download.php?view.42
• Stratcomm's Fleet Pack in Green: http://www.freespacemods.net/download.php?view.387