plus you gradually get used to make more money and used to spending SO MUCH more on outfitting (that first sticker shock is real lol! ) Right now for example, for rescuing missions, I'm using my Type7, when I could've easily done with the Python, because that thing is that good :-)Īnyways, is totally up to you how you approach and progress through the game, I always encourage trying all (or almost all) ships, enjoy the progression, the different feeling, etc. I tried all of them and they have a especial place in my heart :-) Keelback, T6, DBX for sure, combat-specific (Vulture, Courier), etc.Įspecially when it comes to multi-purpose ship, once you get the Kraits, the Pythons, there's little reason to go back to the smaller ships. HOWEVER, I would strongly suggest trying out other ships, just for the fun of it.
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