#Starsector

[artfortytwo]

custom retrograde (lancer) style mech sprite based on my favorite ship from starsector, the shepherd-class drone tender (included on the left for comparison) very proud of this! everything here is original except the booster for the borer drone (which is from the ronin elite)

[machiavellianwaffles-blog]

Map of the planet Jangal, from the game Starsector.

[i-am-a-hegemony-officer]

how fucking hard is it to keep your transponder on

[datanazush]

Every once in a while I think of this utterly insane description on the Starsector wiki

[vaulttecvevo]

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[crump-laude]

the modded starsector playthrough is going well

[derwent]

they should add speeding fines to starsector in addition to the taxes from iron shell and the trade tarrifs. australian sector. get pulled over to do a hegemony breathalyser.

[foxgirlchorix]

starsector mod idea

your standard 'they came from an alternate universe and they have like 30+ ship classes' mod, except their weapons and ships are garbage in the sector because they run on a different paradigm

[redwingpilot]

I’ve been making little character portraits like these for a bit, originally based off a starsector mod called Secrets of the Frontier

[luddic-butch]

I finally put together a Path compliant fleet that can handle 1 and 1/2 Ordos without severe losses. Which I think is as good as its going to get.

The Prometheus Mk 2 is the star of the show. I started this run mostly because I liked the way this ship looked and wanted to make it work. Autogenerated LP Fleets appear with laser equipped Sunders, which is why I'm allowing myself to use things like the High Intensity Laser and the Monitor. The Prom2 is a very fast capital ship (for low tech, anyway) equipped with a burn drive. I used three of these to establish combat zones and act as anchors for my hounds (not the ship).

Here's the primary hound. While the Prom is the star of the show the LP Manticore certainly wins best supporting actor. These things can put an insane amount of pressure on a single location very fast. They're great for harassing the enemy flank and picking off high value Destroyers.

I typically paired the Manticores with Eradicator (P)s. Continuing the aggressive hunting dog theory behind this fleet these quick cruisers burn to the flanks and tease apart the enemy formation.

While the combat ships encourage the enemy fleet ball to break itself into its component parts this little fella just waltzes right towards the most powerful capital ships in the area. The Monitor is superb for drawing fire and holding enemy attention while the rest of my fleet secures map control.

I love this set up. It feels very fast and very effective. When I had to face down particularly nasty stations I brought along an XIV Onslaught or an Invictus. Outside of that though, this compostiion has stayed with me for the entire game.

May the Path you tread be Righteous!

[chainmail-butch]

My favorite Sci-fi dyke squad

[sephirajo]

Got a new early access game for under 20 dollars called Star Sector, that's basically what Starfield is, but good. I already like the face selections...

[astrakhan686]

Raid on Volturn, Askonia System.

[i-am-a-hegemony-officer]

It goes without saying that if you buy and enjoy Volturnian lobster you're a horrible person. All profits from the sale of Volturnian lobster go straight to the worst dictatorship in recent history and fund the oppression of the Askonian peoples.

[vaulttecvevo]

top 10 statements from r/starsector

[crump-laude]

i love late game faction logistics where you look at your own colony's store and your guys are just casually selling orbital bombardment dreadnoughts used/with manufacturing defects on the open market, to anyone

these ain't even that bad smh (except compromised armor.......)