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#1
How many people can a small ship hold? Dissolute has the Redeemer, and might be upgrading depending on its capacity...
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#2
We have two technically. There's my Jet Cruiser. But I'm also curious.
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#3
*bump*

We'd like to know how many people Kirano's medium ship holds as well please.
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#4
Uuhh...Well I'd like for the people who made the ship stuff to answer, but they may never see this...

It's 400 meters so it's pretty big...I'd say maybe 3 people? I'm not sure. I know that the fighters only allow one person.

Medium ships are even bigger...so maybe 5 - 8? I'm just making guesses here.
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#5
They can hold as many people as is reasonable. So a 400 meter ship could hold a whole alliance, but not a whole army. We intentionally left out how many people a ship can hold for the players to determine. If you want your small ship to carry 8 people, that's reasonable, but if you only want it to be carry 2, that's also reasonable. Another level of customization.

I didn't realize that wasn't stated on the Ships page.
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#6
OK, so its up to us. Thanks!
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