So I've been farming Tarkus for a while now to get the most out of the whole scrap selling business and I stumbled upon the equine phallus thing, needless to say what it did was a pleasant surprise on its own but when I first found the buried ship in the location description I didn't think much of it until I wondered whether or not I'll be able to upgrade my ship in the future. So I thought that maybe you could phone Vahn at Tavros and get him to check out the half buried ship and see if it can be brought back to life somehow, obviously in its current state it's never going to fly again but then again he is one of SteeleTech's best technicians and he is very much into vehicle restoration. Could be called the "Vahn C-Pants" as I can't think of a proper name and I'm sorry for that, If I did try and give it a name I can be proud of I would've sat here for hours in front of my screen and what would be the proud of that.
From the amount of tiles that is taken up by the old ship and the fact that is stated that it's half buried I'd say that the ship takes up about two tiles worth of space or two rooms I should rather say, The first room can be kept relatively the same as the Casstech Z-14, I can't really decide on what the secondary room should be so I guess it can be one of three things. The first being a training room that you can use to spar with your crew members and probably fuck them afterwards, the second being a "secure" storage room that gives you more spots to store your stuff and stops any bad items from interacting with you or your crew members while sleeping or in transit(I'm looking at you strange egg that I wish I never picked and never sold to that poor monk who is going to receive the butt rape of his life). The third and probably my favorite is for it to be the main quarters room which not really a room but more like a tunnel with doors that lead to the various rooms for your crew and of course your private quarters, this one is probably the most necessary as most scenes you read through don't really make a lot of sense as they are written like your crew have their own rooms that you go into along with a few others that make mention of your own quarters but then you get this line in the interior ship description "Three bunks are scattered around the cramped interior, providing barely adequate room for you and your crew.".
I know it isn't that important but I kinda have to re imagine the interior of the ship when I go through some of the scenes, basically changing the rustic bunk bed interior into something with actual separate rooms doesn't quite fit with how I imagine most people first pictured the interior of the ship.
From the amount of tiles that is taken up by the old ship and the fact that is stated that it's half buried I'd say that the ship takes up about two tiles worth of space or two rooms I should rather say, The first room can be kept relatively the same as the Casstech Z-14, I can't really decide on what the secondary room should be so I guess it can be one of three things. The first being a training room that you can use to spar with your crew members and probably fuck them afterwards, the second being a "secure" storage room that gives you more spots to store your stuff and stops any bad items from interacting with you or your crew members while sleeping or in transit(I'm looking at you strange egg that I wish I never picked and never sold to that poor monk who is going to receive the butt rape of his life). The third and probably my favorite is for it to be the main quarters room which not really a room but more like a tunnel with doors that lead to the various rooms for your crew and of course your private quarters, this one is probably the most necessary as most scenes you read through don't really make a lot of sense as they are written like your crew have their own rooms that you go into along with a few others that make mention of your own quarters but then you get this line in the interior ship description "Three bunks are scattered around the cramped interior, providing barely adequate room for you and your crew.".
I know it isn't that important but I kinda have to re imagine the interior of the ship when I go through some of the scenes, basically changing the rustic bunk bed interior into something with actual separate rooms doesn't quite fit with how I imagine most people first pictured the interior of the ship.
