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Revision as of 00:29, 10 October 2012

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The following information has not been confirmed by Volition
and is therefore not canon for the FreeSpace universe.


Description:

Ueaoculus.jpg
The UEA Oculus


Blue Planet: War in Heaven Tech Description

In the weeks leading up to the Fall of Jupiter, the Oculus electronics ship was jury-rigged by Jovian engineers using a science ship spaceframe built for sorties into the Jupiter-Io flux tube. Several Oculus prototypes escaped. The Oculus mounts incredibly powerful sensors and ESM gear, granting it a number of novel tactical abilities. In addition to excellent tracking of incoming, outgoing, and proximate subspace traffic, the Oculus can intercept, decrypt, and even forge secure transmissions. Most critically, it can sometimes jam GTVA direct-fire beam weapon targetting, allowing nearby ships critical time to engage and nullifying one of the GTVA's main advantages.

Developer Notes

N/A

Credits

  • Model and Textures by SolCommand
  • Conversion by Darius

Name Origin

Oculus is the Latin word for eye.

Performance:

Statistics

Type AWACS
Manufacturer Unknown
Maneuverability N/A
Yaw, Pitch, Roll 100.0, 100.0, 80.0 s
Max Velocity 40 ms-1
Max Afterburner Velocity N/A ms-1
Armor N/A
Hitpoints 30 000
Shields N/A
Length m


Armaments

Default Statistics
Turret Type Amount
UEF Medium Turret 2

Veteran Comments

Please read the Veteran Comments policy before editing this section.


The Oculus is more of a prop than a real ship, but it still has to be protected. Can easily be destroyed by a wing of errant assault fighters, which can seriously change the course of some missions.