Build Description
I mean come on, we can all admit that the Corvette looks fucking cool as hell. It’s just a fact. So if one is to spend quite sometime all alone far away from the bubble, You better do it in style. This thing is an Island and it will take you anywhere you want.
Pros and Cons
For a Deep Space exploration build, the Jump Range is just Trash. If you scoff at anything less than 60ly just skip this and get a Jumpaconda. This ship is for having fun out in the Black. It has 30 Fighter rebuilds for the thrill riding in canyons and mountains and 4 SRVs, Both are overkill but hey you can rest assured that you have margin to fuck up. Plus It has two AFMUs and a Repair limpet controller so you can do some maintenace.
Materials Required
The following numbers assume the following rolls required to progress:
Grade 1 rolls - 2
Grade 2 rolls - 4
Grade 3 rolls - 5
Grade 4 rolls - 7
Grade 5 rolls - 10
This can vary greatly since rolls are randomized events, which means these are at best estimates to target.
Atypical Disrupted Wake Echoes: 31
Galvanising Alloys: 15
Eccentric Hyperspace Trajectories: 12
Chemical Processors: 9
Phosphorus: 34
Strange Wake Solutions: 5
Chemical Distillery: 7
Manganese: 25
Arsenic: 10
Chemical Manipulators: 10
Datamined Wake Exceptions: 10
Distorted Shield Cycle Recordings: 11
Flawed Focus Crystals: 15
Worn Shield Emitters: 25
Conductive Polymers: 5
Germanium: 9
Precipitated Alloys: 5
Inconsistent Shield Soak Analysis: 7
Niobium: 7
Thermic Alloys: 7
Military Grade Alloys: 10
Tin: 10
Untypical Shield Scans: 10
Sulphur: 6
Heat Resistant Ceramics: 15
Proto Light Alloys: 39
Conductive Components: 18
Anomalous Bulk Scan Data: 5
Chromium: 10
Electrochemical Arrays: 5
Unidentified Scan Archives: 7
Selenium: 14
Polymer Capacitors: 7
Classified Scan Databanks: 10
Cadmium: 20
Military Supercapacitors: 10
Salvaged Alloys: 18
Conductive Ceramics: 30
Phase Alloys: 14
Proto Radiolic Alloys: 20
Specialised Legacy Firmware: 11
Iron: 25
Hybrid Capacitors: 15
Security Firmware Patch: 5
Mechanical Equipment: 4
Mechanical Components: 5
Configurable Components: 7
Modified Consumer Firmware: 7
Cracked Industrial Firmware: 10
Pharmaceutical Isolators: 10