Top Five Sci-Fi Corvettes - Spacedock Short

[@GTD_Galatea]

All hail the Rocinante.

[@Tairusiano]

I'm still prefer, Screaming Firehawk. XD

[@jetpackcthulhu]

Flying Almo

[@JimPekarek]

Legitimate.Salvage.

[@astrick1768]

Quiet as the night and smoooth as silk.

[@benjaminstenke9716]

BELTALOWDA!

[@raybloodypurchase1941]

So glad you are giving The Expanse the respect it deserves. Let's hope season 3 is just as good.

[@BeyondDaX]

Ealing Twat Well it wouldn't hurt if Spacedock explain more about that ship. I am not too convinced that it trumps the raider class. More info would be nice.

[@bujtorm]

It's so loveable primarily because it's so realistic. The Expanse has no artificial gravity, no magic lasers, no FTL, it's as plausible as a sci-fi can get. Gravity is given by spinning or accelerating the ship at 1G. Weaponry is still good ol' autocannon, railgun and missiles/torpedoes. You can only trust your PDC (Point Defense Cannon) grid and armor to survive incoming fire, and no forcefield will magically seal your ship if a depleted uranium round goes through and through. The MCRN Corvette fits into that, being a high-tech but still realistic warship small enough that a Donnager-class battleship can carry some of them for extended utility and fire support. It's been designed flawlessly, from the vertical deck layout (since acceleration gravity will point towards the drive exhaust), the life support being special bioengineered plants pretty much built into the ship's furniture and interior, and the whole design making sense from an engineering and military standpoint, not just from a "looks cool" standpoint. They even pay attention to so little details like putting away tools, mugs and spoons before a high-G maneuver or putting the spacesuits on and de-pressurising the ship before they go to battle to avoid explosive decompression upon taking a hit.

[@BoisegangGaming]

I can't find a good place to watch the series(which is a shame, since I've read up to Nemesis Games and absolutely love it). I can't find it on Netflix or the local ISP's on-demand.

[@vonfaustien3957]

Yes no ftl in the expanse at all ever... Just out of curiosity how far has the show gotten into the book run?

[@alexanderwatson1867]

The second season covered over halfway through the second book, lots of exciting stuff still to come!

[@lionheartx-ray4135]

LOL I was going to say what about SSV Normandy from Mass Effect one. Then found out it was a frigate.

[@Raguleader]

Although that gets into how you define ship classes. A quick google suggests that the Normandy and the Tantine IV are actually pretty close to the same length. I think Leia's ship might have the Normandy beat on tonnage just because of the outsized engines.

[@Pyreleaf]

The first Normandy might have counted as a corvette though, since the second iteration doubled it's tonnage.

[@kreol1q1q]

It's more like Normandy SR2 was being rebuilt to be a squadron leader of the Normandy class

[@adamstringer7092]

The Normandy is hard to classify because its stealth capabilities; personally I think its role makes it closer to a submarine than a frigate, if we continue with the 'space is an ocean' analogy.

[@About37Hobos]

The roci is a frigate too, it’s even on his top 5 frigates list... *shrug*

[@joeturner2532]

I always love a Corvette both in sci-fi and real navies. Something about the speed and role they play is just so enticing. I absolutely adore the Raider class, I'm seriously considering just buying the $90 table top expansion just as for a static model

[@VegetaLF7]

All of X-Wing and Armada have fantastic models, even if you don't play. Though tiny, the Raider is also in Armada for far cheaper and you could put it with the rest of the Imperial fleet if you wanted. Still, the X-Wing scale Raider is awesome as well. So glad to see it show up in the new canon.

[@GrimnessDarkness]

Said to myself before I clicked, "The Roci had better be up there." Got way too excited when it was #1.

[@princekyros]

I've always loved the starting corvette you have in Nexus: The Jupiter Incident.

[@Spacedock]

The Stiletto, yeah that's an awesome Hard Sci-fi design.

[@princekyros]

Spacedock yeah, that's the one. It's a masterpiece in my opinion. I remember being super mad when we left it behind in favour of Angelwing (I think that was it's name, it's been so long)

[@si2foo]

space dock a game series which i love to bits and you might enjoy is Star Wolves 1 2 and 3 you dont need to play 1 and 2 to play 3 the most recent one but basically put i think they have some of the best ship designs ever my personal favorite would be the Raptor ship design

[@Daehawk]

That ship always reminded me of the Omega class from Babylon 5. I wished to play it for more missions but they took it away so soon and you never got another earth ship. We need a sequel without a super powered alien ship.

[@ectogambit]

to think Nexus was going to be Imperium Galactica 3, a shame really

[@InventorZahran]

The term "corvette" is derived from the latin word "corvus", meaning "crow". The suffix "ette" designates "the smaller version of", so with this in mind, "corvette" literally translates to "little crow". In the days of sail-powered naval fleets, corvettes were small to medium-sized ships that were designed for speed and maneuverability, often carrying minimal armament, larger sails than other ships of their size, and having extremely hydro-dynamic hulls for optimum efficiency. As far as I know, it was these sailing ships of the 18th and 19th centuries that inspired the corvette-type starship...

[@andymac4883]

Really? The etymology I found was from a French diminutive of the Dutch word "corf", or "small ship", itself derived from the Latin "corbis", meaning "basket". Less cool, essentially meaning "little little ship"!

[@trapical]

Happy to see Roci at #1, I don't think I ever fell in love with a sci fi ship as fast as I did with the Rocinante. Ships like that are the reason we name ships.

[@psychguy5682]

Seeing the Tachi on first place really makes me smile :)

[@enthusia492]

That's the Rocinante to you

[@808INFantry11X]

@@enthusia492 not if your a Maritan LMAO

[@Jack-i6g9c]

Duster

[@jaegerpony]

Was always a huge fan of the Kushan Multi-Gun Corvette from Homeworld myself, but your choices were all good too.

[@hyperx72]

@@TheRezro What logic does it follow?

[@roguevector1268]

I love how excited you were to talk about the Roci/Tachi, that you completely forgot to introduce the ship/franchise outside of the title card. XD

[@1234kalmar]

I should watch the expanse.

[@hallofo8107]

"The missile can shoot off in any direction you like, regardless of it's orientation". Nice to see Babylon 5 being so inclusive lol!

[@TheArklyte]

Hallofo what does it have to do with it?

[@builder396]

Its a pun. "Orientation" could be interpreted as sexual orientation...

[@hallofo8107]

Thank you for getting that!

[@TheVeritas1]

Now, THAT's funny.

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

And appropriate since B5 had at least two bisexual characters.

[@dareka9425]

The Rocinante hooked me because it looked like one of the corvettes used in the Homeworld games.

[@IllusiveSpartan]

Yes!! Part of me knew before the video even started that the roci would be Numero Uno. I love that you love the Expanse as much as I do, "Persopilis Rising" is soo close.

[@michaellewis1545]

Quick question what are characteristics that make up a Corvette class ship. Is it the size of the ship, the fire power of the ship, or the role the ship fills that makes it a corvette?

[@michaellewis1545]

Galactic Tech Creator Okay. I was wondering because ship class can be so different from universe to universe. For example in B5 the Destroyer is the heaviest human ship. While in the Expanse the battleship is the heaviest.

[@Zergonapal]

It has to have some crazy acceleration. Also needs to be very maneuverable because it will also be lightly armoured. In a sense it would be an assassin, incapable of throwing down in a stand up fight the corvette would be designed around hit and run tactics. For its tonnage it will probably be heavily armed in order to punch above its weight.

[@Thehairysoap]

Corvette is traditionally the smallest class of vessel build specifically for military applications. So we can take that as any vessel that the smallest class within the fleet that does not require outriding. Though as time goes by there tends to be powercreep, just look at the vessels in starwars.

[@Robloxman01]

Sci-fi tends to play rather loose with modern warship classifications. Most of the time they'll be recognizable, but a lot of series use "destroyer" or "frigate", for example, to describe any ship that's "bigger than a corvette but smaller than a dreadnought" in their lore, completely ignoring cruisers. In general though, a corvette is the smallest class of ship that can be considered a proper warship. Anything smaller is a strike craft. And of course that all depends on the sizes of the ships in the universe. The 1.4 kilometer long Claymore-class Corvette in Warhammer 40,000 with its crew of 21,000 would be considered a massive dreadnought by Mass Effect standards, where the typical corvette is a tiny 10 man recon vessel, the average cruiser is about 700 meters in length and the largest mass-produced dreadnought is just under 1.2km long.

[@michaellewis1545]

Blasphemous Presupposition I see a lot of power creep in Sfici

[@drgmecc]

The Imperial Raider corvette is alluded to in one of the Han Solo novels. The corvette can jump to a system and release a TIE fighter with no hyperspace drive that can patrol or surveille. It can rejoin the corvette at a specific time and space point and report without breaking radio silence. It could also attack a soft target of opportunity and fade out and get picked back up. It could also decide to break radio silence and call in the corvette to take on a larger target. It makes for a versatile combination.

[@CaneMcKeyton]

Sound choices all around and nice inclusion of an X3 ship. Personally, the OTAS Skiron was my favorite corvette from those games, but the Vidar was good too

[@4hornedmufflon615]

Cane McKeyton Vidar is really good! Gotta try out the Skiron first before saying tho. But for now I like probably most the Katana with it's five 200 MJ shields and with it's three hardlightpoints in front up and downwards 👌. Or the heavy zentaur. Well dang, I just figured out I can't choose 😅😂

[@Ueberdoziz]

For a Player ship... Split cheetah. For Ai wingmates centaur sentinels and Dragon sentinels. :)

[@4hornedmufflon615]

Cane McKeyton Idk, I have looked at the dragons stats but jeeezz, I haven't figured out his strength yet.😂😅 Not even mentioning that the autopilot is a tooo bad fighter with low amored shields in my view and that they split are caring more about speed then shields ...

[@a.square8658]

Hyperion?

[@XBrain130]

OH BOI THE VIDAR! 8D completely agree with you man, it is easily the best corvette of the game imo, I flew it for hours upon hours ever since I got it from the Terran plot, however I am of the opinion that the Matter/Anti-Matter Launchers are a must for this pretty, since if you're careful they let you successfully engage even carriers and destroyers B) So happy you finally had a way to introduce the X-Universe in your channel!

[@Ueberdoziz]

Am I the only one who loves the kha'ak corvette?

[@XBrain130]

it does look pretty wicked, too bad it can't be aquired at all in TC and in AP you have to luck out :/

[@kajarslibrary5404]

What about the Springblossom though? Easly one of the most overpowered ships. Imagin the Vidar but 3x faster and with a whopping 6 starburst flak cannons the only thing it fears are too tight docking clamps. :P

[@XBrain130]

lel. yeah the Spring is also nice but it can also be a pain arming it when it requires weapons literally made only in one sector and whose factories are vulnerable to being deleted and not for sale D:

[@a.square8658]

Fun thing about the Kha'ak corvette in XTC is its ability to point-to-point jump. Smallest ship able to do that. A bit slow and lightly armed for my liking. (to get it you have to make one bail out, which it rather unlikely)

[@SaviourSword995]

Do one on dropships

[@TheCyberloki]

there is a "top 5 Dropships" by Spacedock Already ^^

[@wildcard126]

Came here knowing what #1 was gonna be, I just wanted to hear you talk about how awesome the Roci is lol

[@Hypercat0]

The perfect ship on Number One. The Series is just great and the Rocinante one hell of a warship

[@donpollett4751]

Hats off for the Vidar recognition, loved that design

[@pucrsrocketlabs1405]

"Everybody who knows me knew this was comming" That's precisely why I come here again and again... you never fail

[@manybuckets969]

*”Legitimate salvage”*

[@katarn999]

Loved that you included the Vidar! I still play XTC (Terran Conflict) from time to time. The Vidar is a classic with it's sleek design!

[@ragingdonut4301]

1:05 Woah... Now that's a badass ship. My tabletop space fantasy world just got a new corvette.

[@jprior1427]

Could you do a video explaining what the different ship classes are and what their standard role would be?

[@Apollomasque]

The MCRN Corvette was so nice it got on to the Corvette and the Frigate list.

[@bowser515]

My favourite corvette is easily the Fleet carrier from Starship troopers. They seem way too large to be corvettes, but that's what they are classed as none the less. They're beautiful, and still functional looking which is an achievement I will always appreciate.

[@thomaskirkness-little5809]

I definitely liked the Mars corvette and the other ships in the Expanse.

[@Pathogen7]

Fun fact about Homeworld, you get the most powerful ship in the game in the first mission: the salvage corvette. Steal frigates! Steal destroyers! Steal carriers and heavy cruisers! Steal everything! Captured enemy ships don't count toward your fleet's supply cap, so there's no limit to how much you can acquire, utterly breaking the balance of the campaign. Each enemy fleet becomes a treasure trove of new toys for you to add to your collection!

[@SaturnCanuck]

Love the CR-90. My favourite Star Wars design. And don't forget, out of Universe, this was the original design for the Millennium Falcon.

[@UncleMikeDrop]

I really loved the look of the Hapes Consortium Crusader class corvette.

[@11nolaboi]

Simply put, the MCRN Corvette was love at first sight.

[@hyperx72]

Interesting thing I've noticed. Hero fighters/planes/special vehicles are always the best. Like your X-wings being shielded, repairable in the field, having more guns and a Hyperdrive, your Arwings styling on everything, to basically every Gundam in Gundam being nigh indestructible. Hero ships are always the underdog. From the classics of star trek ships being, I'm fairly certain always outgunned, to the Rocinante being out-tonned by everything short of Belter pirates, to even Star Wars Squadrons when you play as the empire with an honest-to-god star-destroyer, since the whole plot was about trying to stop a bigger, better ship.

[@egoalter1276]

Ah, the Vidar. Its a corvette that can dock two heavy fighters that can each dock a scout of their own. I love that thing.

[@SeekerLancer]

The Core Dynamics Federal Corvette in Elite Dangerous. Such a beautiful space triangle.

[@dreadnought-ai]

Excellent video as always, and very appropriate with Battlefront 2. How about top five sci-fi dreadnoughts? (if you haven't already) :D

[@traumatictopcat3620]

Totally agree on 1 and 2. Great job as always

[@robertparry3104]

I LOVE THE ROCI ! I am glad you put it at the top of your list, beltawala!

[@robertparry3104]

Is there any way you can do some older ships from Space: 1999, UFO , or Space: Above and Beyond?

[@hanz5555]

Roci as n1....I kinda saw that coming.That ship is simply amazing.

[@crashstudi0s]

Love the choices, didn't expect the Vidar there, maybe in the future you can cover some other Terran vessels? They are pretty cool

[@Jack_Stafford]

I really appreciate the video, just want to get out there that Tantive is pronounced "tan-tuh-vee", as spoken many times in the BBC Star Wars adaptation. Great info and knowledge on your channel, much appreciated!

[@GCTWorks]

Hey Daniel! If you have not already, I suggest you read the Honor Harrington novels. Specifically, the first several novels in the series go into pretty good detail about space warfare tactics and how different classes of ships must support each other. The design descriptions are quite detailed and "realistic" as long as you buy the Honorverse's technology to control gravity. That said, the use of how the gravity control devices work is also surprisingly detailed and actually serves as a limiting factor in ship design.

[@therevyfilms246]

Could you make a video about a Wraith Hiveship?

[@darkwolf4434]

TheRevyFilms I've seen your comments in so many different channels like EckhartsLadder, Star Wars Theory (I think it could also be Star Wars Explained or fact free) and also in this channel

[@therevyfilms246]

I tend too get around :P

[@therevyfilms246]

Oohh and you probably seen my comments on Geetsly's channel ;)

[@darkwolf4434]

TheRevyFilms Yes I think so

[@darkwolf4434]

TheRevyFilms I am also interested in the Wraith Hive ship I haven't seen Star Gate Atlantis I've only seen some episodes of SG-1 and a part of the movie with the Ori Didn't the Wraith have similar weapon power to the Asgard Great Suggestion!

[@BringTheRains]

I figured the MCRN Corvette would make #1 for you since it is very realistic. That entire series of books is great.

[@Cailus3542]

Yup, that's a good list. I didn't actually know about that Imperial raider, but it is a smexy design indeed.

[@MandalorV7]

Personally would have more of a gunship-class style ship as my hero ship. The sort of ships I think of are the Defiant , Ghost, and Millennium Falcon. Something that could be crewed by fewer than a dozen people. It would be tanker and have more firepower than a fighter, but far more maneuverable than other warships. Through as it was pointed out in this video, in some sci-fi a corvette might fit that definition.

[@Farlas816]

Jacob Clark defiant doesn't really fit with the ghost

[@Ushio01]

The Defiant is way bigger than any but the babyon 5 olympus corvette and that's only because B5 ships are bigger than most other scifi series.

[@nerdsoft9964]

+Ushio01 Unless, of course, we include 40K.

[@Ushio01]

+Nerdsoft Bigger than most sci-fi stuff that gets TV series then.

[@nerdsoft9964]

Ushio01 Fair enough.

[@nefariousgremlin7554]

YES! So good to see the Olympus on this list. I love that design

[@predaking50ae]

I was very happy to see an X Series ship on this list (and pleasantly surprised that it wasn't the Hyperion).

[@hariseldon3786]

With the addition of the light rail-gun the Rosinante virtually moves up a class from corvette to frigate - glad it's at No.1...

[@Gnomleif]

Yay! Thumbs up for including the Vidar (X-series ship).

[@roguerifter9724]

Corvettes are my second favorite type of warships after Frigates so this was an interesting list. I wonder why you included the Expanse's Corvette class Frigate in this instead of in a Frigate list though?

[@notunderscoreedgy6336]

I love the Vidar. I fly them all the time, and I have the X3 Star Wars mod, so I always have a squadron of TIE Hunters that I call "Raptor Squadron" and they're all so cool.

[@CL-no3si]

Really love the raider. It's a super cool ship

[@syoung2333]

Concerning video games. I like the Dreadnought class corvette from the I-War games series.

[@Funkography]

Normandy from Mass Effect and Hammerhead Corvette are up there too.

[@Davanthall]

you should make a series that actually defines what all these different classifications of ships are. I love sci-fi, but I'm not quite die hard enough to know what the difference between a Corvette and a Frigate is, or a Dreadnought and a Destroyer, or a Cruiser and...I don't even know any others. I think that would be really interesting.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

persoanlly i like the GTCV Deimos Corvette design from Decent freespace very nice.

[@SupersaiyanChristian]

You should check out the Corvettes from the Free space 2 SCP Blue Planet games. The Deimos, Beliphron (spell check), Chimera, and Diomedes class corvettes were nightmares to see enter the fray as they usually spelled certain death for anything of Frigate class or lower (especially fighter class). Those are what I think of when I think of Corvettes

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

The Raider Class ship from Star Wars is also a personal favorite of mine. But the Olympus Class from Babylon 5 looks like a lego set piece and I can see why they were destroyed so easily.

[@James-lh7rj]

Nice video I always felt like Corvettes in all the Sci-Fi series get overlooked so it's nice too see your video and hear your comments, could you do a break down of the Romulan Scout ship we see in TNG, always love your videos thank you for your work👍

[@James-lh7rj]

FlorribleBP true that! I love the look & feel of the MCRN Corvette, that first scene the ship popped up and then how it nailed all of those attackers that was a moment to remember 😍

[@BananenJaeger]

Pointable Missle Turrets/Launchtubes make sense for defensive(interception)/close range systems. LOAL systems could also be more prone to ECM/jamming and maybe be more expensive because of the requiered technology and hardware...

[@eruantien9932]

From a strategic standpoint, the Claymore-class from 40k is surprisingly good. It's not part of standing fleets, but rather an emergency build during wartime to plug gaps due to losses of Sword-class frigates. Simplistic to the extreme and solidly built, the Claymore is both durable for its weight and extremely easy to repair; what it is not is well armed or well endowed with advanced systems, they are built with nothing more than what is absolutely necessary. But being easy to build even in small civilian shipyards, the Claymore fulfills the escort role adequately at minimal cost, and in large scale war, better can indeed be the enemy of good enough. All that said, the role of the Claymore in 40k fiction is so different (and in many ways lesser) that the ships detailed in the video, that it's a bit absurd to try and compare them. It's a disposable, minimum cost ship built to make up for losses in more advanced ships, not the "hero ship" of most other sci-fi properties. A better comparison would probably be 40k's frigates and destroyers, and even then they're more or less disposable.

[@elopeous3285]

First To realise how accurrate this list is. Keep up the good work man:-D

[@w33leeg23]

I knew from the start that the Rocinante was going to rank highly haha

[@charlespfaff6585]

Roil-Class Assault Ship from Seikai no Senki (Banner of the Stars) is a great hit and run ship.

[@JoshMD2009]

Homeworld's multi-gun corvette is in my personal top 5. That thing saved my ass more times than I can count. ^_^

[@a.square8658]

Paranid M6+ Hyperion Vanguard from X3? So versatile it's overpowered.

[@TheT7770ify]

I would have also put the SDV-class heavy corvette from Halo. Yeah it's really weak for a Covenant ship, but it's just got a very sleek and cool design. It does look like something the Covenant would use to fill the small support ship class

[@todabrilla]

Hurray! Great choice of subject matter!

[@wilemelliott]

the Rocinante is the reason I got a Polaris an a Hammerhead in Star Citizen

[@johnsteiner3417]

No Normandy from Mass Effect? SINNER!!

[@Thaumogenesis]

yay for the X universe

[@nero91]

can't argue with the Roci at 1 :)

[@OSJ81]

Ima have to give the Expanse another chance. Ive just found it so hard to get past the first episode.

[@Pirata7244]

Great picks!

[@shadowqueen1701]

Fantastic list.

[@SheyD78]

My only thought on number one is I wonder if the cast and crew came to dislike the colour blue after all the time on that set.

[@analkarldervierte1759]

Whooo, X³ universe :D I played X³:TC on my old Windows XP rig. Had to install it on a USB stick because my 80GB drive was full. Aaaaah, memories.

[@kawh8719]

I agree on the hard scifi design. That's one of the reasons i love Babylon 5 so much.

[@larkinflight]

Where is the CNV-301 Corvette from I-War? The best sci fi sim I've ever played. Full newtonian physics! You should try it for sure..

[@torenwikberg]

Couldn't agree more with no. 1

[@DreadGrimReaper]

"Great work~"

[@ChipmunkofVengeance]

Going by corvettes, one of my favourites has to be the RSI Polaris, I know we haven't seen how it works in Star Citizen yet considering that it is still in concept, but I love how the design looks :P

[@blademaster2390]

I rather like the Aegis Hammerhead tbh. Got to mess around with it during a fleet week event, and managed to gather enough people together to have it fully crewed (8x players). The thing is a literal monster when fully crewed. Its 6x quad-linked turrets are all individually manned, meaning the thing can effectively engage 6 different targets with 4x guns each, with overall 360-degree turret coverage in every direction, plus 8x pilot/copilot operated missile racks mean even a copilot can be useful in a fight. On top of that, the Hammerhead is resilient af, able to tank several missiles hitting the hull _directly_ and still survive, and its agility is on par with that of a standard RSI Connstellation. Overall, I would say the Hammerhead is one of the most dangerous, hardest-hitting ships in the game when fully crewed, but it _definitely_ would be outclassed by the Aegis Javelin when they get it working in-game.

[@jlsstirbis9339]

Do more of these videos.

[@wildcat2087]

Yes a X series game ship, i love the game franchise and ship designs in the game series. Should do some ship break downs with the X series shils both from X2 the Threat, vs X3 the Reunion.

[@dragdragon23]

good choices.

[@spykezspykez7001]

Yes! The Rocinante!

[@ExarchGaming]

What about the Danube Class Runabouts from Star Trek? They're the closest thing to a Corvette in Star Trek! :D They're piloted by 2-4 people, have ample modular space, and even extra torpedo mounts. They participate regularly in capital ship combat, to some decent effect.

[@philips.5563]

Have you ever considered discussing Gratuitous Space Battles content?

[@bradeki2997]

I love seeing the X series on this list

[@hariseldon3786]

Yay for your No. 1... maybe you could do a similar section on novel craft e.g. Skylark or some Asimov ships and so on up till the present...

[@theshambler6814]

Can you do a video on some Starcraft ships? And some more 40k would be awsome.

[@xymaryai8283]

okay so I have a pretty esoteric request, but could you cover some of the ships from Vega Conflict? it's a annoyingly grindy mobile game ported to Steam, but the ships and strategy are absolutely awesome to me. Maybe give some coverage to the Rancor Battleship, as it's one of the most powerfully versatile ships when kitted out with Hydra Missiles or Gladius Cannons. It seems pretty hard scifi to me, having battle groups with ships of different speeds and roles in a formation, I wish they would scale down the build timers by a factor of 100 so it would be actually playable and competitive for new players.

[@traiantrante4211]

God, it's been ages since i saw a youtube video without "like subscribe and comment" in it !

[@OneTrueRoon]

Honorverse ships please!

[@PhoenixDfire]

Aw, I was hoping for the Dreadnaught class corvettes from I-War and I-War II. ;-)

[@griffinflyer77]

I love the raider.