Why only 4 beds on the Tempest?
Like it says, why only 4 b3eds on the Tempest when you have a crew of 8? It was the same on the Normandy, never enough beds for all the crew. They can't all hot-bed it because the are always all awak...
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Why should they take a luxury vessel to Andromeda? Even if they are no Military ..... it's very unreasonable to waste rescources for something like this. I thought the Tempest is a "Explorer Vesserl"?
@Rappeldrache wrote:
Why should they take a luxury vessel to Andromeda? Even if they are no Military ..... it's very unreasonable to waste rescources for something like this. I thought the Tempest is a "Explorer Vesserl"?
For the same reason they never go back and pick up any of the abandoned EOS supplies and there are so many shuttles nobody notices if you "borrow" one.
The benefactor had bottomless pockets? Somehow space aboard ships in the future is no longer a concern. Everybody freaks at the big empty rooms - the first thing I laughed at on the SR-1/2 (and Tempest) is the crazy wide passageways. That is *purely* wasted space that can't even be repurposed.
There are no Elcor on my ship and there is no reason two of them should be able to pass each other in the hall.
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
@Rappeldrache wrote:
Why should they take a luxury vessel to Andromeda? Even if they are no Military ..... it's very unreasonable to waste rescources for something like this. I thought the Tempest is a "Explorer Vesserl"?
For the same reason they never go back and pick up any of the abandoned EOS supplies and there are so many shuttles nobody notices if you "borrow" one.
The benefactor had bottomless pockets? Somehow space aboard ships in the future is no longer a concern. Everybody freaks at the big empty rooms - the first thing I laughed at on the SR-1/2 (and Tempest) is the crazy wide passageways. That is *purely* wasted space that can't even be repurposed.
There are no Elcor on my ship and there is no reason two of them should be able to pass each other in the hall.
true. however if they made the spaces as tight as they should be people would be raging that there's not enough space to move in, and they keep getting stuck behind random crew members. like in skyrim.
@CasperTheLich wrote:
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
@Rappeldrache wrote:
Why should they take a luxury vessel to Andromeda? Even if they are no Military ..... it's very unreasonable to waste rescources for something like this. I thought the Tempest is a "Explorer Vesserl"?
For the same reason they never go back and pick up any of the abandoned EOS supplies and there are so many shuttles nobody notices if you "borrow" one.
The benefactor had bottomless pockets? Somehow space aboard ships in the future is no longer a concern. Everybody freaks at the big empty rooms - the first thing I laughed at on the SR-1/2 (and Tempest) is the crazy wide passageways. That is *purely* wasted space that can't even be repurposed.
There are no Elcor on my ship and there is no reason two of them should be able to pass each other in the hall.
true. however if they made the spaces as tight as they should be people would be raging that there's not enough space to move in, and they keep getting stuck behind random crew members. like in skyrim.
LOL! Maybe the first thing they should work on for the Pathfinder is pathfinding.🥳
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
@CasperTheLich wrote:
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
@Rappeldrache wrote:
Why should they take a luxury vessel to Andromeda? Even if they are no Military ..... it's very unreasonable to waste rescources for something like this. I thought the Tempest is a "Explorer Vesserl"?
For the same reason they never go back and pick up any of the abandoned EOS supplies and there are so many shuttles nobody notices if you "borrow" one.
The benefactor had bottomless pockets? Somehow space aboard ships in the future is no longer a concern. Everybody freaks at the big empty rooms - the first thing I laughed at on the SR-1/2 (and Tempest) is the crazy wide passageways. That is *purely* wasted space that can't even be repurposed.
There are no Elcor on my ship and there is no reason two of them should be able to pass each other in the hall.
true. however if they made the spaces as tight as they should be people would be raging that there's not enough space to move in, and they keep getting stuck behind random crew members. like in skyrim.
LOL! Maybe the first thing they should work on for the Pathfinder is pathfinding.🥳
Does a Pathfinder know what to do with a dead end?
@Nykara360 wrote:
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
@CasperTheLich wrote:
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
Everybody freaks at the big empty rooms - the first thing I laughed at on the SR-1/2 (and Tempest) is the crazy wide passageways. That is *purely* wasted space that can't even be repurposed.
There are no Elcor on my ship and there is no reason two of them should be able to pass each other in the hall.
true. however if they made the spaces as tight as they should be people would be raging that there's not enough space to move in, and they keep getting stuck behind random crew members. like in skyrim.
LOL! Maybe the first thing they should work on for the Pathfinder is pathfinding.🥳
Does a Pathfinder know what to do with a dead end?
It is more to cover for the fact that nobody in the future ever puts anything away. While all the strewn around stuff makes great cover for firefights.... I don't ever want to be aboard any future spaceship for emergency or zero gee maneuvers.
I'm more worried about the open, unisex showers and the single toilet.
@ViViD_Prime wrote:
silly @hurbsterHurbster in the future no one worries about that thing they simply sit on the can while the opposite sex is having a shower :D then again I'm not sure you want to watch drack having a shower if your part of the crew ...
....or be in there when he sits on the can. Was that thing that knocked Aroane out Korko root?
