It also has a single hangar bay, and a mostly useless standard cloak. The Vengeance is a bit tougher, and with Attract Fire it makes for a better tank overall. Both have the same weapon layout, very similar BOff seating and speed/maneuverability. Interestingly, the two ships have very similar stat lines. Take a look at the stat comparison below: Then comes along the Gagarin Mircale-Worker cruiser, or more specifically its Fleet version Shepard, which is a Zen-Store ship and therefore much more affordable. Of course, being one of the primary Big Bad ™ in a movie also boosts its popularity! Since it is a Lobi ship, the Vengeance is not super expensive on the Exchange but can still be pricey for the casual player. The Vengeance is arguably the most popular Lobi ship you will see no shortage of this big saucer parked around Earth orbit at any given time. Cases in point? Take the two examples below. In the process of doing so, I have noticed that some newer, smaller ships are, in fact, very similar in performance to their bigger cousins… and maybe better in some situations.

With a couple of exceptions, almost all of my STO toons have since settled into mid-sized ships, where performance now trumps size. Older and wiser, I’m no longer as obsessed with size anymore (Editor’s note: Stop sniggering. I have changed my tune in recent years though. Oh, I did say big and beautiful, right? I don’t need big and uggo. So are a lot of the carriers, even though the entire class has been neutered. That’s why at one pont the Flagships were my favorites, because all of them were big and beautiful. There’s something satisfying about parking the biggest, baddest-looking flying city in ESD orbit, and imagine all the itsy bitsy canoes around you tremble with envy. Point is, I used to looooove the big ships. Okay, enough of my attempts at bad gangsta rap. That when a ship sails in with an itty bitty deflector

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