Workshop: [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3743806449](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3743806449)



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Upgrade to the Mk 1 versions when you can, The Mk 0's are to qualify as a starter ship. they are painfully slow to start with but have more thrust on the portside towards the guns to avoid getting kited at the start.



use ammo factories above a storage solution.



Rotate ship to switch shields when low.



If you play direct control at all remember to set the Weapon control to AI.



Tactical: after you R click on a ship your red predicted ship position (PSP) should be orientated correctly with your broadside brought to bare on the enemy.



Id move the PSP away from your target so your ship make the turn before coming into combat range. Just in range of the cannons. Then move it towards your enemy in segments.



If you move the PSP too close, your ship will face your enemy to try and close the gap faster.



you want to edge toward your target and get close as cannons are not accurate at range.



Warning: If you feel like your being kited bug out to the nearest outpost and return later.



This is a challenging start.



Good luck Captain..

Some Cannon broadside (starters)