Project "Madrid" Wrote:As one browses over the files, one can quickly note how vastly-unique the interiors of the Madrid (the name which the designers wish to use for the Liner's name) were compared to other liners, that it deserved its own ship-class in its own right!

While redundancy-systems were to be expected especially on a ship this size, the designer(s) deemed fit to take the philosophy of redundancy to the point where even if the entire ship catastrophically broke in half, both parts would still be spaceworthy enough to limp to the nearest shipyard and be rejoined! Despite it still being technically a luxury liner, it was catered to have the endurance of a warship, as if the designer(s) expected the Madrid to be constantly exposed to the harshness of war and battle first-hand. Interestingly, there are no indications of armor-additions to the design, perhaps to be retrofitted and added later when it docks on a Corsair shipyard.

Another interesting note is that while the file looks incomplete, only listing the "naked" framework of the Madrid (meaning zero amenities whatsoever), the design appears structured, as if the designer(s) already have their own amenities planned out for the Liner, all of which are not listed here. A skilled luxury liner architect could confidently guess what several of these unlisted amenities are, but many others simply are too foreign to guess right without going into conjecture. What -can- be discerned easily, however, is how strategically-planned out the layout is to make offensive boarding action a nightmare even for well-trained marines.

In conclusion, the designer(s) have gone through great ends to imprint on the Madrid the enduring spirit of the Corsairs. All that Renzu'd have to do now is use that hardened spirit in conjunction with Aphrodite's wisdom, to make a liner fit for a Pirate King.