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Glaucus

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Glaucus atlanticus, blue sea dragon, is a species of small sea slug, a shell-less gastropod mollusk in the family Glaucidae. Beware its poisonous sting.

Started as an idea for a shuttle, ended as full thing of its own.
It's a challange ship for single player without bots.

Its selling point is power management difficulty - it will choke with just the reactor so you have to choose between using battery for extra power, turning off oxygen generator or lowering engine force multiplier and recharging the battery when sea is clear.

Balanced for 2 players
or singleplayer with 1-2 bots (waypoints and hulls are set so it AI works, sadly it can no longer reliably exit or enter sub through airlock as of 1.0 but working on it)
May feel too cramped for 3 players but should be ok

Silent Running mode is nice for bots being unable to turn generator back on and shaving extra power usage from light sources, oxygen shelves, suit lockers, fabricators.

Whole describtion on images.

Cheers.
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escobz 7 Apr, 2023 @ 4:42pm 
hello. I've been looking for days for a not too big shuttle for a modified Orca 2 ship. I've tried close to 100 player modded shuttles, all of them were missing something as they are not ready to dock to the Orca docking. Until I found the "Glaucus". It has had failures with the entry lock, but I have managed to improve it. In the first routine and easy mission in a single player campaign I had the mistake of running out of uranium in the small ship, far from the "Orca". The "glaucus" went into the abyss while chasing her. Here I have been able to verify her toughness, since with 2 crew members fixing it, she has fought against fire, current and a great monster (bloodthirsty?). I congratulate you on this very complete ship. My ship will be called Orca 2B-Claucus2.