GTFr Chronos

Designed to carry TAC 1 cargo container the GTFr Chronos was commonly used by the GTA during both the 14 Year War and the Great War

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The GTFr Chronos

Description:

FS1 Tech Room Description

The Chronos is a freighter of civilian design. As the Terran Vasudan war dragged on, more and more of these vessels were commissioned by the GTA for use in military operations. These vessels are slow but strong.

Developer Notes

None

Performance:

Statistics

Type	Freighter
Manufacturer	Unknown
Maneuverability	N/A
Max Velocity	40.0 - 50.0 mps
Max Afterburner Velocity	N/A
Armor	N/A
Hitpoints	10 000
Shields	N/A
Length	164 m
Compatible Containers	TAC 1

Armaments

• Turrets

Freespace 1
Turret Type	Amount
Avenger	1

Veteran Comments

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I've always liked these freighters, far more so than the overblown, Nimitz hauling Triton. They remind me of a semi-truck with armor and a Turret. They don't do to well in actual combat, so watch'em, they are shown in some cutscenes with two turrets, but only have one in-game.

Much better than Triton. Not only are they smaller, but they have TWICE the hitpoints!

Name origin

In Greek mythology, Chronos was the personification of time. Some Latin-derived English words contain the prefix chrono-, such as chronology and chronicle.