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A '''torpedo''' is a self-propelled munition used against large targets. | A '''torpedo''' is a self-propelled munition used against large targets. | ||
{{ | == <span class="anchor" id="list"></span> List of torpedoes == | ||
{{Data table | |||
| category = Torpedoes | |||
| columns = | |||
Signal type ; filter | |||
Size ; filter | |||
Warhead damage ; label=Damage | |||
Missile speed ; label=Speed | |||
Missile range ; label=Range | |||
Manufacturer ; filter | |||
}} | }} | ||
[[File:Ready to Greet a Captial Ship.png|thumb|right|Mr Hasgaha - Ready to Greet a Capital Ship]] | [[File:Ready to Greet a Captial Ship.png|thumb|right|Mr Hasgaha - Ready to Greet a Capital Ship]] | ||
[[File:Polaris-Page-22.jpg|thumb|right|Polaris Torpedo Bay]] | [[File:Polaris-Page-22.jpg|thumb|right|Polaris Torpedo Bay]] | ||
They will essentially have the same gameplay functionality as [[StarCitizen:Missile]]s, with the [[StarCitizen:Retaliator]] & [[StarCitizen:Polaris]] being examples of ships that focus on their use. The main difference will be the properties of the Torpedo itself, being a larger scale you can expect it to have a lower top speed and maneuverability, but packing more damage per hit on a larger radius. Just as with missiles, other properties will vary as well, including lock time, reliability, and countermeasure resistance depending on the make and model of the torpedo along with the quality of the launching ship's avionics. Torpedoes are generally intended for use against large targets like capital ships or installations; while you could theoretically use them against a smaller ship, like a fighter, bomber, or utility ship, they'd be much easier for those small ships to evade, with or without the use of [[StarCitizen:countermeasures]].<ref>{{ | They will essentially have the same gameplay functionality as [[StarCitizen:Missile]]s, with the [[StarCitizen:Retaliator]] & [[StarCitizen:Polaris]] being examples of ships that focus on their use. The main difference will be the properties of the Torpedo itself, being a larger scale you can expect it to have a lower top speed and maneuverability, but packing more damage per hit on a larger radius. Just as with missiles, other properties will vary as well, including lock time, reliability, and countermeasure resistance depending on the make and model of the torpedo along with the quality of the launching ship's avionics. Torpedoes are generally intended for use against large targets like capital ships or installations; while you could theoretically use them against a smaller ship, like a fighter, bomber, or utility ship, they'd be much easier for those small ships to evade, with or without the use of [[StarCitizen:countermeasures]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/transmission/15559-RSI-Polaris-Q-A-Part-1|int=Comm-Link:RSI Polaris Q&A Part 1|Text=Comm-Link:RSI Polaris Q&A Part 1}}</ref> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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{{ | {{Short description|Self-propelled munition against large targets}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 19 September 2026
Template:Review A torpedo is a self-propelled munition used against large targets.
List of torpedoes
They will essentially have the same gameplay functionality as StarCitizen:Missiles, with the StarCitizen:Retaliator & StarCitizen:Polaris being examples of ships that focus on their use. The main difference will be the properties of the Torpedo itself, being a larger scale you can expect it to have a lower top speed and maneuverability, but packing more damage per hit on a larger radius. Just as with missiles, other properties will vary as well, including lock time, reliability, and countermeasure resistance depending on the make and model of the torpedo along with the quality of the launching ship's avionics. Torpedoes are generally intended for use against large targets like capital ships or installations; while you could theoretically use them against a smaller ship, like a fighter, bomber, or utility ship, they'd be much easier for those small ships to evade, with or without the use of StarCitizen:countermeasures.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
References
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