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well done
thank you for doing vanilla subs!
youre doin a great job and exploring these subs make me happy
I have a couple of ideas for later large subs, when I end up getting back around to doing those, including some ones that fit that sort of expedition / research submarine archetype.
I might not be messing around with drones as much, just for effort and balancing reasons - but I will probably have at least some with small shuttles.
Unfortunately the 'Stiletto' relies on way too much integral mod stuff to port. The 'Bottlenose' is kind of the closest thing to a vanilla successor. However I probably will remaster the 'Myrith' gunship at some point.
As for vanilla subs, I'm going to try to do a remaster of the 'Huxley' - but it might be a while before that comes to fruition as I'm mostly going to be taking a break from very large submarine for a bit to do a big bunch of tier-1 submarines.
Personally, I would like to see a remake of that, possibly my favorite sub you did aside from the Marauder. Always did feel like it was more of a "mobile mining station" or "Submarine Fleet Tender" due to all the stuff it could hold. Especially the latter when mixed with other mods, I.E the EK mods and Enhanced Armaments.
Other than that... maybe a sort of 'Long-Distance Expedition" submarine? Similar to the Berith or Stiletto in size but with a focus on the crew and longevity like salvage/cargo submarines instead of combat-oriented ones.