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Swivels, Long Guns, and Carronades | Official Lore Shorts | The

Swivels, Long Guns, and Carronades | Official Lore Shorts | The Sojourn

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Learn about the various shipboard ballistic weapons employed in actions across Tantalus in our latest lore short.

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  1. Suprised the Quarrel Lock isnt keel mounted on pirates or Union ships in an arrangement more akin to the USS Vesuvius where a fixed inclination allows for fly by tactics favored by those forces.

  2. Hi, long-time fan here (and Space Engineers player – relevant here). I just wanted to mention one odd thing you showed in the video at around 2:22 with the ships firing broadsides. Btw I love the reverse thrusters – plus points for those. The gun placement on your ships looks cool but if you think about that you can always effectively fire only half of your guns due to elevation/depression and guns blocking each other's field of view. A much more efficient design would (I expect the natural evolution of space warships would go towards) be placing the guns horizontally with a slight depression option (let's say 10-15 deg). If you then roll your ship within this angle (let's say 8 deg) you can fire 75 % of your guns at the same time because you have both sections on the side of the enemy (in this case top right and bottom right) but also one on the other side (if you roll clockwise your top guns from the other side can fire, if you roll counter-clockwise your bottom guns from the other side can fire). This is a very common strategy in Space Engineers to maximize your firepower.

  3. Kinetic weapons in space are such a dangerous concept since a round fired today has the potential to kill for millennia even if it misses – space mechanics FTW

  4. Why not use plasma-rifled railguns? Extremely precise. They also don't produce much waste heat for a given muzzle velocity. The heat they do produce gets quickly removed by the containment gas and used to further accelerate the projectile. The rails do not get damaged easily because they don't touch the projectile.

    Anyway, superconducting coil guns are not that hard to maintain or mass produce.

  5. I love how the CDF is uniform and based on broadside mass fire engagement, whilst the Frontier Union is a force based on ease of use and repair guerilla engagement tactics. That and the use of twin hulls is not so commonly seen. Good work guys!

  6. Umm, why would the rail gun projectiles be non-magnetic? IRL Railgun projectiles CAN be, but only with a conductve Sabot for the Railgun to pull down the track. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding?

  7. You should have gone for a more Abrams looking turret design. Because the slopes are meant to deflect projectiles and having slopes going down towards the hull isn’t very good for the ship.

    Also, for the point defence system. Why aren’t lasers used? With the distances that space engagements take wouldn’t a laser be more effective in taking out missiles? Or does the rounds that those Swivel guns use have special properties?

  8. I like the touch of different nations using different types of guns, the CDF has expensive coil guns with the bells and whistles, Union militia warships have cheaper and less maintenance heavy weapons, and Mericans use a powerful but short range weapon most likely to deal with pirates and raider who move in close to board

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