Platypus5
Platypus5
97 / 3
26th Nov 2019
19th Dec 2022
Bigger and tougher than the Platyparian Space Cruiser, the Monotreme Class Battleship features the latest in Platyparian space warfare technology. Time to go push some weaker spacefaring nations around!... As long as they don't destroy the reactor...
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Comments

  • optimus2006
    optimus2006
    1st Dec 2019
    After giving this ship a good shower of goo, it was easily able to be taken out via a bomb cannon.
  • optimus2006
    optimus2006
    1st Dec 2019
    Additionally, the pressure the guns releases blows the excess gel away, making it stick to the entire hull of the ship. This makes it so that the regenerating hull may not be able to regenerate itself due to the gel blocking the shld spawn locations.
  • optimus2006
    optimus2006
    1st Dec 2019
    All these problems can be solved with a simple goo cannon-they clog up the cannon holes and seriously surpresses firepower.
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5
    30th Nov 2019
    update: another gun installed. It's hard to see though until you fire it.
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5
    30th Nov 2019
    Thank you! The hullbreaker, and all of the "li-bray" guns for that matter, are actually significantly nerfed via their firing rate. Part of this is to minimize superficial pressure damage from prolonged firing, but they also otherwise would be too OP and cheap.
  • Supercrafter
    Supercrafter
    29th Nov 2019
    and I love the auto regeneration, it doesn't waste additional power, because it triggers it in case of fire, great proton resistance!
  • Supercrafter
    Supercrafter
    29th Nov 2019
    I lost it on the description of the hull breaker. ;)
  • reee
    reee
    29th Nov 2019
    the defences on this ship are amazing its even partially resistant to virus!
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5
    29th Nov 2019
    Okay, that should do it. The back is still the most vulnerable part of the ship, but it should better withstand stray protons now.
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5
    28th Nov 2019
    Hm. Well that is a bit of a design flaw. Sigh, I will go slap some INSL there.