That’s Not Meta: Torpcello | Nebulous: Fleet Command

[@elonwhatever]

The sheer terror that battleship bridge crew must be experiencing as they see the neverending stream of torpedo sensor contacts.

[@Cooldude-ko7ps]

I once had a nasty encounter with a Torpcello, I got wrecked. Also, I like the cello music, it’s fitting. Note: in that encounter I was an Axford with escorts.

[@peterstedman6140]

Now I need to play Neb with jazz, damn this looks cozy.

[@ThraceVega]

You're a sick man, Screamer. I love it.

[@dannadx3840]

>Quartet force >Three ships

[@elonwhatever]

The fourth ship is the collective radar signature of all the torps

[@radivnalanari8260]

>Music called Take Five

[@FunkThompson]

The choice of music here is divine :D

[@radivnalanari8260]

Clicked to watch passively, then Take Five started and you had my undivided attention.

[@MCWarhammer]

Another great Screamer video. You create some of the best Neb content on YT.

[@lachlanswain1750]

More Jazz

[@strcmdrbookwyrm]

I'd love to try this, or just mess around with missiles in general, but my laptop and Nebulos only get along some of the time. I crash a lot when I actually try to play matches, and I think it's a memory issue. I'm fairly certain it's missiles/rockets that cause me to crash, just too much to keep track of (my most recent crash was when I watched an ally unleash a rocket salvo on a target). When I eventually get an upgrade, I'll be sure to give this a try. Small side note: I seem to be fine when I play my Gunboat Solomon, though it still will crash occationally.

[@QuixoticDucky]

I feel like I'm missing something with how many missiles can be launched at a time. In this video I'd guess there's at least 30 missiles on the screen at once. That would require 15 missile programming busses. The Ocello has, looks like about 8 internal component slots? You need one for CIC, let's assume you're not dumb enough to go without DC... even if you skip everything else that only leaves 6 slots, times 2 per bus is 12 missiles at a time. In this video, they look close enough together that they were fired as a single salvo, not back-to-back-to-back. What am I missing?

[@screamer5779]

I had twelve channels (check the mixed salvo manager), and Ocello has a default of 3 channels, so I had 9 extra channels. Next, programming arrays and buses go into modules, not compartments, so it doesn't interfere with CIC and DC lockers. I can 3 arrays and 3 buses, along with radar, drive and reactor modules, totalling to 12. What you're seeing is probably because some of my torpedos have a decoy module, which shoots 3 flares each.

[@parils1607]

Love the music and tips lol. Great vid

[@HGScout]

Oh goodness, torpcellos

[@LeoHoulston]

Time to get jazzy

[@jacksonmulville2200]

Moar

[@typeone55]

Late to the party, but curious as to why you chose cruise guidance for your s3 torpedos, seems like with their range you'd almost always be firing them on a track and not need to waypoint them.