I have a suggestion that i think could improve a lot the game play. Instead of autoturrets that fire automatically to other bs make them a (little) aoe aimed atack with cooldown. This will work great with the idea of different part of the ship and will make manoubring more important. You can have 2 types of turrets, one antiwratihs or antimissiles that work as the normal missile turrets of the game with little damage but bonus against "ligth" to make them only usefulla gaintns wraiths or other little ships and other for atacking capital ship with aoe damage and bonus agaonnts "massive"(to represent that little ships avoid the huge blasts). The aoe means that if you target it well yu can hit several parts of the enemy bs and the cooldown makes it like naval battles in sea, with "rounds of atacks" and much more tactical than simply constant autofire.
If you want an example, the special atack of the "odin" (the big thor) in the campaign, when you assault the UNN studios.
this map has a great potential, keep up the good work!
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this looks awesome.
I have a suggestion that i think could improve a lot the game play. Instead of autoturrets that fire automatically to other bs make them a (little) aoe aimed atack with cooldown. This will work great with the idea of different part of the ship and will make manoubring more important. You can have 2 types of turrets, one antiwratihs or antimissiles that work as the normal missile turrets of the game with little damage but bonus against "ligth" to make them only usefulla gaintns wraiths or other little ships and other for atacking capital ship with aoe damage and bonus agaonnts "massive"(to represent that little ships avoid the huge blasts). The aoe means that if you target it well yu can hit several parts of the enemy bs and the cooldown makes it like naval battles in sea, with "rounds of atacks" and much more tactical than simply constant autofire.
If you want an example, the special atack of the "odin" (the big thor) in the campaign, when you assault the UNN studios.
this map has a great potential, keep up the good work!