Broadsword - HFX-F2B Lane Hacker Bomber

[Toaster]

Title and description say it all really.

Discuss.

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Olivia Sable

[Jansen]

I dont like the way the SNAC/CD slots are placed, means I wouldnt buy me one again.

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[Enoch]

I like it because it's pretty.
Now, the ship itself is kind of like the Upholder. A little too big and slow for its armor and plant, although it's probably faster than the Upholder.
All in all, it's an okay ship.

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[CzeReptile]

It aint bad, but the shape makes you kind of target from some angles. Tested with razors.

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[Torch Rose]

Now, the ship itself is kind of like the Upholder. A little too big and slow for its armor and plant, although it's probably faster than the Upholder.
All in all, it's an okay ship.

That pretty much. The ship could use more armor than it has, but it's still a good ship. I would definitely buy another if I had the chance to.


Oh, and watch out for Siege Cruisers, they can mortar you if you try to out-tank them.

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[Echo 7-7]

I've found that the few times I have flown it, that it is too big for the armour rating it has. I'd much rather fly a Falcata, even though it's not as pretty.

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There was a sig here, once.

[dodike]

It's the size of Rogue gunboat and slightly wider.

[Ebon]

A hint, take a Roc, or Falcata heh. I flought a lot of bobmers, broad is just to big.

Good only for cap fights, and caps only. Snubs rape .

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[Zynth]

There is a reason it's called the "broad"sword.

It is a huge target and not enough armour. It has a nice model but mediocre stats that need fixing in relation to its huge size.

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[Toaster]

The Falcata is out of the question. Ugly piece of junk.

I've flown two Rocs, that's enough for me.

I'll probably only get a Broadsword for the looks anyway. Just wanted to know whether it can at least be used too.

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Olivia Sable