Pretty Prophecy Prototype Procured Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Here's a fun discovery: a game preservation group has posted a prototype copy of Wing Commander Prophecy on the Internet Archive! It includes all three discs complete with high resolution scans. They have a great writeup of what's included in the readme with details which you can find below. Since this looks to be a review copy sent out only a week before the game was finished it's likely not too different from the final release. But when it comes to studying this kind of history... every bit helps! (Please laugh.) We've mirrored a copy here.

=========================== Wing Commander: Prophecy ===========================
-------------------------- (1997-12-02 PC prototype) ---------------------------

Dumped By: Cut Into Fourteen Pieces

Released By: CVLT OF OSIRIS

CVLT OF OSIRIS presents a prototype of Wing Commander: Prophecy for the PC from 1997-12-02 (about a week before the game was released).

This release includes a three disc set of Wing Commander: Prophecy discs. The discs are EA branded CD-R media, and were from a build given to members of the press. No other Wing Commander: Prophecy discs were obtained from the same source, so CVLT OF OSIRIS members believe that this is a set of three discs sent as a single review build of the game.

Each disc in the set has a different version number, and the discs were created on different days. However, all three also appear to be consistent with the release build of the game.

  • Disc 1 is version 1.05F, dated 1997-12-02 on its printed label. Timestamps on this disc also indicate it was finalized on 1997-12-02.
  • Disc 2 is version 1.03F, dated 1997-11-27 on its printed label. Timestamps on this disc indicate it was finalized on 1997-11-30.
  • Disc 3 is version 1.01F, dated 1997-11-27 on its printed label. Timestamps on this disc indicate it was finalized on 1997-11-27.
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    Behind the Music: Eddie Rickenharp Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    Eddie Rickenharp is mini-mono artist who has attained megastar status and is best known for repopularizing his genre of music. In 2669, Rickenharp agreed to perform for Confederation forces on Bistango X in a spectacular concert amidst the planet's ancient art treasures. The Kilrathi launched a surprise assault on the planet during the concert which killed thousands and left the artwork in ruins. Rickenharp was badly wounded in the attack and left in critical condition.

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    Last time we looked at tHE lOVE aNIMALS, a band introduced in Wing Commander III that doing a TCSO-style performance for the troops. But Wing Commander III actually introduces a second artist with the same setup: "megastar" Eddie Rickenharp. He also has a fictional-but-familiar-seeming genre, "mini mono" and you get the sense that he's some kind of Steven Tyler-style aging superstar in 2669. Rickenharp appears in two of the TCN 'newsbriefs' that only appear in the 3DO and PlayStation ports of the game. In the first, Barbara Miles announces that he will be playing a concert on Bistango X. This news segment can appear starting in the Locanda series:

    Scene 514

    NEWSBRIEF 15 -> 15NWSNC

    This newsbrief can be available anywhere from Series D through Series I.

    BARBARA
    . . . and now one from our People file: Megastar Eddie Rickenharp, who single-handedly brought back mini-mono as a popular musical genre, has agreed to entertain Confederation forces amidst the ancient and exquisitely beautiful antiquities of Bistango X. This is Barbara Miles with a TNC InfoBurst . . .

    And then later in the game, starting with the Behemoth missions, there is a terrible update about the fate of the concert:

    Scene 515

    NEWSBRIEF 16 -> 16NWSNC

    This newsbrief should be available from Series J through Series N.

    NOTE: Though no scripted midgame currently exists that might complement this newsbrief, it may be possible for Origin’s graphic artists to come up with some matching animation.

    BARBARA
    . . . elsewhere on the war front, a blitzkrieg Kilrathi assault has taken the lives of thousands of Confederation servicepeople as they were enjoying a concert put on by the megastar Rickenharp - - against the backdrop of Bistango X’s priceless, millennia-old art treasures. The surprise attack has reduced the beautiful ancient structures to rubble and Rickenharp himself is said to be in critical condition.
    -> (beat)
    This is Barbara Miles with another TNC InfoBurst. Thanks for watching . . .

    Bistango, invented here, is referenced again on Prophecy's Wing Commander Universe Map, though it's unfortunately spelled "Bistangio". Eagle-eared listeners may note that Barbara Miles pronounces the Roman numeral "ex" instead of ten in the first news briefing. The place is typographically cursed! The story is slightly continued in Wing Commander Arena's manual, which mentions that the ancient artwork destroyed in the story is now protected ruins (and the source of more conflict).

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    Wing Commander Movie Night: Contact Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    Last week we kicked off the second year of the Wing Commander movie club with an all time classic movie, Casablanca. And this week we've got another one that's a little closer to home: Robert Zemeckis' Contact (1997). It's a stunning adaptation of Carl Sagan's novel about a present-day first contact with an extraterrestrial intelligence. You can join us this Friday via Discord to watch along.

    Contact came after almost all of the main line Wing Commander games, so you know this is most likely to relate to the 1999 movie. Indeed, this is another case where Chris Roberts borrowed some of Alan Silvestri for the temp track to the Wing Commander movie. Specifically, a track called Small Moves was used over Maniac and Rosie's postcoital moment.

    Of course, Wing Commander has a couple of disastrous first contact stories that we'll take a look at, too… stay tuned for the after action report next week!

    Where can I find a copy of the movie for the watch party?

    Contact is available for rent or purchase on the standard streaming services. If you would like a physical copy, the movie was released on Blu-ray in 2010 and remains in print around the world. If you are not able to locate a copy please stop by the Discord and ping a CIC staff member before Friday's showing.

    How do we watch the movie together?

    It's pretty low tech! Simply join the Wing Commander CIC Discord on Friday and we will be chatting (in text) along with the film in the main channel. Everyone who wants to join in should bring their own copy and we will count down to play them together at 10 PM EST. Everyone is welcome and we encourage you to join in the conversation; sharing your thoughts helps make the experience better for everyone!

    How can I help pick future movie club movies?

    The movie club movies are voted on each week by the Wing Commander Discord. The poll is typically posted 24 hours before each week's screening and the next movie is announced at the end. The choices for the poll come from a master pool of Wing Commander-related movies. If you would like to suggest a film for inclusion in that pool you can post it to this thread.

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    Wing Commander Cartoon Party IV: The Prices of Freedom Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    It's time for another Saturday Wing Commander cartoon marathon… with real cartoons, this time! These marathons, currently scheduled monthly, celebrate Wing Commander-related media that doesn't quite fit with the Friday night movie club. This Saturday, November 15, we'll be bringing you another themed morning of '90s media and great Wing Commander conversation. This time we'll be taking a look at the management of the real life Cold War… and then the start of a pretty compelling sci fi version!

    Pandora's Box, Episode 2: To the Brink of Eternity (1992): Pandora's Box is a 1992 BBC series by documentarian Adam Curtis which looked at various sociopolitical issues facing the world at the time (most of which are still relevant today). The second episode, To the Brink of Eternity, looks at how the United States has managed nuclear security through the Cold War. It's a fascinating show but we're watching because the original Wing Commander makes a surprise appearance!

    Exosquad (1993, s1e1 through 5): Sometimes called the first "American anime", Exosquad was a 1993-94 syndicated cartoon from Universal which embraced complete serialization at a time when that was unheard of even for adult series'. Over two seasons, Exosquad tells the story of a near future war for the solar system that on its own should be pretty appealing to Wing Commander fans. Of special interest, though, is that the creative team that made Exoquad went on to create Wing Commander Academy for the same studio. And you're going to see a lot of similarities in aesthetic and writing! The first arc, Fall of the Human Empire, is five episodes and it's going to leave you wanting more.

    So JOIN US on Saturday, November 15th at noon Eastern when we'll enjoy them all together! Previous marathons, we've had big fun wearing pajamas and eating cereal… so we recommend you plan to do the same again!

    We've also uploaded a zip of both together locally that you can grab in advance. You can get that here. You can also find the complete Exosquad series on the Internet Archive. Pandora's Box is available on YouTube here.

    How do we watch the shows together?

    It's pretty low tech! Simply join the Wing Commander CIC Discord on Saturday and we will be chatting (in text) along with the shows in the main channel. Everyone who wants to join in should download their own copies from the CIC and we will count down to play them one at a time together starting with the short at noon EST on Saturday. Everyone is welcome and we encourage you to join in the conversation; sharing your thoughts helps make the experience better for everyone!

    Will there be custom certificates made for the attendees this time?

    Yes.

    Hey you're actually watching cartoons this time so the name makes sense!

    Shut up.

    I love these events but want to do better long term planning. Do you have any others coming up?

    We do! Here's the upcoming schedule:

    • Marathon 5 - Wing Commander Combat Information Center Family Day! - December 20
    • Marathon 6 - I'd Rather Be Playing Wing Commander - January 17
    • Marathon 7 - The Worst Parts of a Lot of Things - February 14
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    Prophecy Unlimited POWER!!! Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    This is the kind of surprise we like: gr1mre4per is back with a brand new version of Prophecy Unlimited, the first release since 2019! The past five or six years did kind of run together! Prophecy Unlimited and its assosciated OpenGL patch form the framework for a lot of the modern enhancements to Wing Commander Prophecy... so it's great to see development continue! You can download a copy of Prophecy Unlimited version 6.1 here. The patch notes follow:

    ### WCPUNL Beta 6.1
  • Support for both CD and GoG installations using the prophecy.exe supplied in this package. A CD check is done, if no CD is found a local file check is performed. If no local files found, Change CD screen will appear.

    ### WCPUNL Beta 6.0
  • Fixed memory leak in the new Movie Player
  • Turret barrel fire respects wcpunl.ini setting again
  • File loading priority changed so directory has priority over tree file (no need to patch data.tre anymore)

    ### WCPUNL Beta 5.2
  • Fixed spaceflight music not restarting after an in-flight cutscene (last mission).

    ### WCPUNL Beta 5.1
  • ODVS's HD and original DVD movie support. Added to Prophecy only.
  • Many thanks to Pedro for testing and updating the OpenGL to take full advantage.

    ### HD and DVD Requirements
    Download ODVS's Prophecy HD Video Pack or the original DVD Movie Pack from the www.wcnews.com Resources/Patches page and extract into the 'movie' folder within WCP's root folder.

    Ignore instructions to install the DVD Movie Upgrade Patch as this seems to be having problems with more recent Windows (hence this update).

    ODVS's HD Video Pack:
    Seems to work straight away with no additional codec packs installed. Tested on a fresh install of Windows 11 N 25h2 with Media Feature Pack added (required to play WCP and SO on N and KN versions).

    DVD Movie Pack:
    1. Download and install MPEG2 free from the Microsoft store. https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9N95Q1ZZPMH4
    2. Windows 11 24h2 and later fresh install, install the Windows Dolby Audio package. (included)

  • No overlay window is created, no need to match resolutions. Uses existing GL movie function.
  • Movies will work in the original Software, Direct3d and 3Dfx Glide modes.
  • Movies will work in the OpenGL 1.2 and earlier, not filling wide-screens.
  • Movies will work in the OpenGL 1.3 and later, fills wide-screens.
  • Gamma Correction, Show Movies and Subtitles in game options work.
  • Even Interlaced Video will work in the original modes for a retro look!
  • gr1mre4per has also released a new version of the Wing Commander OpenGL Patch alongside the updated Prophecy Unlimited. You can download a copy of OpenGL Patch - v1.3 here.

    Code: OpenGL Patch - v1.3

    This patch is an additional optional graphics library (GL), compatible with both Prophecy and Secret Ops, and is ported from the release of Standoff Episode 5.

    Originally designed to remove problems experienced when using Direct3D such as 32bit support for ATI cards, and removal of texture glitches.

    The patch has since evolved into a specific visual style, featuring specular maps and slightly over-the-top bloom. This patch just screams 2000s, and I strongly recommend using it with both bloom and specular enabled. It supports hi-res, specular and iridescence overrides, as well as fairly dodgy implementation of bump mapping.

    With Grim's help, the GL has been modified to support his HD movie playback in full screen. As Grim is creating his own GL, this is likely to be the last version of this one which relies heavily on outdated libraries. I appreciate his help creating this so that this particular look isn’t lost to history. I look forward to seeing the direction he takes with a modern implementation.

    *** New in v1.3 ***

    All modes:
    Add support for Grim's movie playback (ODVS high-resolution DVD pack recommended: https://download.wcnews.com/files/wcp/wcp_hdpack_4.0.zip)
    Decrease briefing line width on high-resolution monitors
    Fix original FMV aspect on super-wide monitors
    Fix pixel-based stars when starfield is disabled
    Match 3DFX HUD transparency
    Remove cockpit shake
    Fix rendering of targets on the radar

    With HDR Enabled:
    Lens flares (were disabled for Standoff as it had super bright assets)
    Make the briefing bloom less garish
    Fix a bug with missile VDU which would cause the screen to flash
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    Twitch Overlay Released Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    Need a Wing Commander Academy-themed Twitch stream overlay? Who doesn't! Luckily, Reddit user Ford Crown Vic Koth has posted exactly that! Be sure and let us know if you're ever streaming Wing Commander; we're happy to spread the word!

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    Reminder: #Wingnut Movie Night Tonight! Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    This is a reminder that we have another fun #Wingnut movie night planned on Discord this evening! The ongoing theme will be movies that are referenced by Wing Commander in some way. Tonight's film is Casablanca (1942) and you can find details on why we're watching it in the announcement post here. The movie will start at 7 PM PST/10 PM EST but feel free to drop by and hang any time!

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    After Action Report: The Right Stuff Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    The Wing Commander movie club's consensus is that The Right Stuff has the right stuff. It's a movie that tells both a fascinating story and provides a unique look at the psychology behind some of our heroes (we all agreed that we did NOT have what it takes to ride rockets). Despite the three plus hour run time, The Right Stuff remains snappy and modern. It grabs you from the start and despite the complete second act shift in the narrative it feels cohesive and like everything matters. The only aspect that really sticks out as odd today is the flashes of then-modern humor that punctuate it. This was surely something that in the 80s served to distinguish it from big, slow epics but it feels somewhat dated today. But nowhere near enough to drag down this excellent film!

    We talked about the literal reference to Casey having 'the right stuff' in the intro but the character you really come away from the movie appreciating is Maniac. He's exactly the type A, endlessly competitive personality that Wolfe said was needed to be one of those pioneering astronauts. In fact, the games take his career in exactly the same direction as the historical Chuck Yeager complete with lots of time spent as the hottest test pilot in the galaxy… with the Morningstar as his version of the X-1!

    We also noticed that Fleet Action steals a scene from The Right Stuff. The part in the novel where a woman doesn't realize the gilded mugs at the pilots' bar represent comrades killed in action is pretty clearly taken from the scene where Gordo Cooper embarrasses himself by telling Pancho Barnes she'll be putting his picture on the bar's wall (of dead test pilots).

    "Say, I like these mugs up here," the woman who had been talking to Jason announced, going up to the wall and taking one down. The bar went silent.

    "Especially the ones with the gold handle. How can I get one?"

    "You get killed in action, that's how. Gallagher gilds the handle of the mug when he hears that the owner bought a permanent piece of space," Jason said quietly, and the woman looked at him wide eyed and then turned pale.

    There was a demon that lived in the living room…

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    Impressive Starfield Rapier Takes Flight Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    It seems like Bethesda's Starfield is one of those games that comes off as a little bland… until it gets into the hands of the right person. Case in point: a YouTuber named Cornelius has recreated the Wing Commander movie's CF-117b Rapier in the game… and they've made an hour long video about the process! The end result is pretty shocking and the video shows how carefully researched the whole thing was (down to images of the Confederation Handbook!). If you're interested in Starfield or just insanely cool fan work, this one's for you:

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    Behind the Music: tHE lOVE aNIMALS Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    This is the first in a series of irregular updates covering the musical artists of the 27th and 28th centuries. Wing Commander has surprisingly detailed backstories for several different groups despite the fact that we never actually got to hear any of their music! In each update we'll first offer the in-universe capsule biography and then share all the sources behind it.

    tHE lOVE aNIMALS (sometimes stylzed as tHE lOVEaNIMALS and The LoveAnimals) are a retro-folk technotronic female trio that became popular in the late 2650s. The group was formed by guitarist Uil Yth, an enigmatic figure whose philosophy opposed violence in any form and referred to their output their "musical vision". Their music was said to have a "smooth, synthetic sound". The performers played modern instruments but dressed in distinct retro clothing.

    In 2669, tHE lOVE aNIMALS released "let sleeping breezes lie," a record that would reach tri-platinum certification. The band supported the album with a tour and on August 17, 2669 played in Vienna, Austria, Earth in a concert that was broadcast live to servicemen aboard carriers like the TCS Victory and on leave on Xanadu. This show was attended by then-Major Christopher Blair who identified tHE lOVE aNIMALS as his favorite band.

    One member of the trio passed away in the years following the war. The survivors continued played as tHE lOVEaNIMALS. In 2681, they performed a selection of songs from their 2669 sleeping breezes tour at Commodore Blair's memorial service. Yth spoke to ISDN afterwards, saying that "Although I'm opposed to violence in any form it might take, I cannot deny that the actions Blair took in his life made possible the widespread distribution of our musical vision. I only hope our frequencies can tap the spectrum of the eternal, and reach his noble spirit."

    The surviving pair split sometime after this performance but in 2691 they reuinted, now as The LoveAnimals, to perform a war tour in the wake of the ongiong Nephilim invasion. Tragically, both were killed in an alien attack. Uil Yth's guitar was rescued from the attack and would go on to become an object of pilgrimate for fans.

    --

    tHE lOVE aNIMALS were introduced in the Wing Commander III manual, Victory Streak, in a classified advertisement about how Victory crewmen could purchase tickets for the Vienna concert. It's a great piece of lore because it offers so much in a few sentences; I especially love that it's "music from ten years ago" instead of the latest superstar.

    RETRO-CONCERT

    tHE lOVE aNIMALS are bringing their retro-folk technotronic show to the Victory via holo satellite next Tuesday evening at 2100 hours. Riding the crest of a tri-platinum release (let sleeping breezes lie), the female trio will be performing live from Vienna, Earth. If you enjoyed music from a decade ago, you can’t help but fall for the smooth, synthetic sound of this durable group.

    Order your advance tickets now from req.ent.rec.victory – all orders will automatically be debited from your shipbank debit account.

    Kilrathi Saga revises this ever so slightly, modifying it to fit into that manual's scrapbook setup. The location is changed to Xanadu, the pleasure planet from End Run! And there's even a ticket included, indicating that Blair actually saw the group in concert. That makes sense as he's about ten years behind on his life in Wing Commander III!

    CONCERT UPDATE

    tHE lOVE aNIMALS are bringing their retro-folk technotronic show to Xanadu via holo satellite next Tuesday evening at 2100 hours. Riding the crest of a tri-platinum release (let sleeping breezes lie), the female trio will be performing live from Vienna, Earth. If you enjoy music from a decade ago, you can’t help but fall for the smooth, synthetic sound of this durable group.

    Order your advance tickets now from req.ent.rec.victory – all orders will automatically be debited from your shipbank debit account.

    It actually makes quite a bit of sense that Blair was intended to be a fan of the band the entire time; Victory Streak goes through some lengths in its introduction to explain that its contents are personalized to the individual crewperson:

    The articles and data contained herein were assembled by our new Quanntum 3 Artificial Publisher and reflect both your previous information solicitations and standard LS-c2 items recommended by TCN Headquarters for all relocated Wing Commanders. Additionally, the Quanntum 3 is designed to add personal touches to each month’s edition by including items that you may find of interest.

    All entries are compiled from mail messages, newsgroup articles and GIFs (General Information Files) from the Shipboard Information Datanet (S.I.D.). Pertinent E.C.S. notes are given in italics.

    But that wasn't the end of tHE lOVE aNIMALS! The team at Mag Force 7 scoured Wing Commander's continuity for clever references for the CTCG and picked out the retro-folk trio as one. The "Retro folk group raises pilots' spirits" and provides three power points. They were finally illustrated by brilliant artist William Hodgson in a wonderful painting that's full of cool sci fi nonsense energy. He writes about the work:

    16 x 20, mixed media on hardboard. Illustration for the Wing Commander III collectible card game, a great game created by an awesome group of people -- but arriving on the CCG scene at the wrong time to be as successful as it could have been. tHE lOVE aNIMALS were a "technotronic, retro-folk band of the 28th century," serving as a morale-booster in the game, when they toured the space fleet, cheering on the pilots and crews. I figured that some futuristic instruments could be offset by granny glasses and bell bottoms to get the effect.

    The Secret Ops fiction brings back the band and names the founder with additional hints as to their general background. In Commodore Blair memorial announced we learn that they were in fact Blair's favorite musical group and that they will be playing at his memorial service.

    Among the requested performers and speakers, tHE lOVEaNIMALS (noted as the Commodore's favorite musical group) will perform. Also expected to be present are Saranya Carr (noted for her portrayal of "Luna Jones, Jumpscout" in the late 50's and a guest aboard Blair's first ship the TCS Tiger's Claw), Senator James Taggart, Capt. Daniel Wilford, Maj. Todd Marshall and others.

    And then in Commodore Blair Remembered in Heroic Fashion we hear a little about the concert and we get a quote directly from guitarist Uil Yth. Not bad for a little bit of background lore!

    The surviving members of the group tHE lOVEaNIMALS played a selection of music from the tour attended by then Major Blair in 2669. Uil Yth, the enigmatic founder of tHE lOVEaNIMALS made this statement, "Although I'm opposed to violence in any form it might take, I cannot deny that the actions Blair took in his life made possible the widespread distribution of our musical vision. I only hope our frequencies can tap the spectrum of the eternal, and reach his noble spirit."

    If Privateer Online had happened, we might have gotten one more appearance. The timeline that Origin developed for the project has the band reuiniting ten years after Prophecy but then being tragically killed in an alien attack. This wasn't just fluff text, you can imagine the location or the guitar described showing up in the game world as an item or a quest!

    2691

    Daily Life

    “The LoveAnimals” reunite to do a war tour. They are killed in an alien attack. Uil Yth’s Guitar is saved and becomes an object of pilgrimage for fans.
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    Sky Now Absolutely Crarmmed with Men Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

    It looks like No Man Sky's free capital ship designing expansion is a hit! Last month we shared some shots of corvettes created by Shaggy and now he has another shot that shows off the interior of his Venture:

    Here's a shot of the galley to the bridge on the Venture as well as a shot of it parked above CNS Alexandria, my floating base on my home planet. I have a shot of the cargo bay but it's not that interesting. The Venture is also a very narrow ship, compared to the Kamrani, so there wasn't a lot of space to work with room wise.

    Meanwhile, a BlueSky user named Redalgo has been recreating an entire fleet of ships! Starting with the Thunderbolt VII (skeet):

    Recently had some fun piecing together a corvette in homage to the Thunderbolt VII.
    And now after some polishing and work on the nose...

    Pakhtahn Phantom (skeet):

    Next up in No Man's Sky is an attempt at recreating the Kilrathi Paktahn, specifically the Phantom variant. Cloaking device not included! Surprisingly good cockpit visibility - I was expecting the wing layout to occlude sizable portions of my field of view.

    Dralthi IV (skeet)

    Not sure I like how this turned out. The curvature on the Dralthi IV was challenging to replicate and only looks passable from a handful of viewing angles. Excalibur's up next once I stop being lazy and go grind to hoard up enough ship parts.

    Excalibur (skeet)

    "Supposedly we have the best fighter in the galaxy and all it did was collect dust on the flight deck," may have actually been for the best. Was Flash's prototype also prone to canopy jams and tachyon gun glitches to fire at sensor ghosts up to 15 degrees off of reticle?
    Alright - I found out how to place slanted engine intakes! The proper angle is 30 degrees but I had to settle for 45 because lining things up is a real hassle. Might give it another attempt in the future. Also: improved fidelity for the vertical stabilizers.

    Arrow (skeet)

    After botching a few attempts at the Vaktoth and Darket, I got very close to completing the Arrow V. Two essential pieces of hull plate wanted to compete with the winglets for snap-points, alas, so a bulkier rebuild was necessary. The nose and engines still need revisions.
    Learning a new glitch allowed me to revisit the aforementioned, smaller ship frame. Feeling a bit better about this iteration.

    Sorthak (skeet)

    Also got into some glitching hijinks to have shot at recreating the Kilrathi Sorthak.
    A final set of revisions saw the stabilizer jets smoothed out so they don't clip through the hull. Also, the wings are sharpened to points now to give the craft a more faithful silhouette.
    Alright, once more, but with warpaint and adjustments to the cockpit pod and starboard wing...
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