Feeesh-class subfighter

- WASD: Pitch/yaw - Spacebar: Thrust (hold) - T: Toggle idle thrust - Alt: Reverse - LClick: Launch mini torpedos - RClick: Launch medium torpedos LORE: Before the start of Metalburg's space mining operations and the Purge War, the Bureau worked hard on R&D for the vehicles that would push the Duchy to the future: spaceships. In their secret underwater facility, they designed the revolutionary Mb-X01 Advent, as well as a squadron of Mb-X03 Astroburgers and a fleet of Mb-XC02 Dwarves. To ensure the safety of the secret work, the surrounding depths were patrolled by Mb-66 Mariners, but the Duchy couldn't afford their constant operation. So a cheaper submarine fighter took their place: the Feeesh-class. It had a ridiculous name (the chief engineer's toddler son named it), but the "vertical flying wing" was a specialized hydro-dogfighter and could chase spy subs away. But then, there was an info leak. Outsiders stealthily stole confidential Mb-XC02 documents and bits of Mb-X03's energy shield data. It was suspected that the Navy was careless with security when changing patrol protocols for the Feeesh-class. The Bureau had to do immediate damage control. They painted a Dwarf prototype with the Navy's regular submarine livery (navy blue and beige, like the Mariner and Feeesh) and presented it publicly as an underwater mining pod. But the world didn't fall for it, and competitor companies promptly started their own spaceborne projects. The Dwarves ended up being launched to orbit in submarine colors. Eventually, the MEMENTO club inherited their blue-beige paint scheme. It can be said, therefore, that the visual identity of MEMENTO is credited to a Feeesh blunder. - Brought to you by the Metalburg Bureau.