HMS Ragnarok 2020

Please welcome, the one, the... actually... second? HMS RAGNAROK! At the beginning of the year my New Years' resolution was to remake the original, super outdated Ragnarok by Robbaz with all new techniques, meta strategies, even more powerful cannons, all while staying mostly true to what he would have done (and did of course!). Finally, after months worth of work, I've been able to complete this monster of a challenge. There is so much more that I didn't add into the photos that you'll have to discover for yourself. This ship is supposed to be a sort of modern marvel for people to use and explore. It has many purely aesthetic choices made and a bunch of things I could have done but didn't for the sake of people trying to figure this out (or because it's cheesy). I've explained most of my choices in a specific room on the ship, the "Passage of Knowledge." This area also serves as a room full of tips and tricks I use when designing aspects of ships, and an explanation of how to do certain things the best way I know how. It should be a useful source of information for anyone who downloads this ship. STATISTICS: VOLUME: 345,216 cubic meters BLOCK COUNT: 106,441 COST: 5,984,860 Materials FIREPOWER: 3289. 1 total (1614. 87 Missile, 1652. 66 APS, 6 Simple Laser, 15. 57 Simple Cannon) * UPKEEP COST: - WEAPONS: 62,105 mats/min (1035 mats/sec) - ENGINES AND CJES: 55,758 mats/min (930 mats/sec) These seem like a lot, but it's not quite that bad. It only takes 120 materials/sec out of combat and 200 mats/sec if it's moving, so out of combat it's actually really efficient for its size. An average PPM of over 500 doesnt hurt either. It also finishes battles really quickly, dispatching entire fleets in under 5 mins ingame time according to my tests. It actually outputs so much damage it's able to sustain itself in battle against large fleets by salvaging enemies for 10% their cost. As you might be able to tell, efficiency was a big factor for me in building this. MAIN ARMAMEN