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Unlike their predecessors, these basestars rely solely on missile and fighter deployments for protection. Additionally, these modern basestars utilise an organic hull resin, which all structural damage to be repaired quickly.
Unlike their predecessors, these basestars rely solely on missile and fighter deployments for protection. Additionally, these modern basestars utilise an organic hull resin, which all structural damage to be repaired quickly.
== Gameplay ==
The Modern Basestar was introduced to the game [[Battlestar Galactica Deadlock]] through the final DLC (Downloadable content) titled "[[Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: Modern Ship Pack|Modern Ship Pack]]." This expansion adds six ships to the game that are featured heavily in the 2004 "[[Battlestar Galactica (TRS)|reimagined]]" television series. As such, the Modern Basestar is only accessible through skirmish, multiplayer and Operation Anabasis. The Modern Basestar is not accessible in the campaign mode.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==


* This ship is modeled from the [[Basestar (TRS)|basestar]] as seen in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TRS)|Re-imagined series]].
* The in-game model appears with blue stipes on both the top and underside of the vessel. These stripes represent the [[Cylon Empire]]<ref>The term "Cylon Empire" existed only in the [[Original Series]]. This design choice is one of many homages in BSG: Deadlock to the prior series.</ref>, which did not appear on the on-screen counterpart.
* The in-game model appears with blue stipes on both the top and underside of the vessel. These stripes represent the [[Cylon Empire]]<ref>The term "Cylon Empire" existed only in the [[Original Series]]. This design choice is one of many homages in BSG: Deadlock to the prior series.</ref>, which did not appear on the on-screen counterpart.



Revision as of 00:37, 13 February 2024



Modern Basestar (Deadlock)
Modern Basestar (Deadlock)
Race: Cylon
Type: Command Ship
FTL: Yes
Propulsion:
Crew:
Capacity:
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XO: {{{xo}}}
Role: Command Ship, Force Projection Vessel, Strike Carrier
Weapons:
Armaments:
Defenses: {{{def}}}
Aircraft:
Aviation facilities: {{{facilities}}}
Fate: {{{status}}}
Emblem: [[Image:{{{patch}}}|175px|Ship's patch]]
Other Images: Gallery
Dimensions
Length:
Width:
Height:
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Wingspan: {{{wingspan}}}
Other: {{{otherdi}}}
Game Information
Cost: {{{construction}}}
Construction Time: {{{construction}}}
Hull Size:
Hull: 280
Mobility
FTL Cooldown: turns
Speed: m/s
Turn Rate: °/turn
Armor Sum
Armor Total: 360
Armor Left: 40 (Armory)
Armor Right: 40 (Tech Bay)
Armor Front: 40 (Engineering)
Armor Rear: 40 (Hanger)
Armor Top: 100 (Fire Control)
Armor Bottom: 100 (Navigation)
Armament
DRADIS Range: m
Processing Power:
Munition Slots: 2 Slots
Munition Cooldown Period: turns
Squadron Slots: {{{squadrons}}}
Squadron Size: 4 Slots
Special Abilities: Hack, Tactical Jump
Additional Information


By the fall of the Twelve Colonies, the Cylons had streamlined their military doctrine to produce a singular command ship designed for one purpose: exploiting the Command Navigation Program backdoor, and enacting the genocide of the human race.

Unlike their predecessors, these basestars rely solely on missile and fighter deployments for protection. Additionally, these modern basestars utilise an organic hull resin, which all structural damage to be repaired quickly.

Gameplay

The Modern Basestar was introduced to the game Battlestar Galactica Deadlock through the final DLC (Downloadable content) titled "Modern Ship Pack." This expansion adds six ships to the game that are featured heavily in the 2004 "reimagined" television series. As such, the Modern Basestar is only accessible through skirmish, multiplayer and Operation Anabasis. The Modern Basestar is not accessible in the campaign mode.

Notes

  • The in-game model appears with blue stipes on both the top and underside of the vessel. These stripes represent the Cylon Empire[1], which did not appear on the on-screen counterpart.

References

  1. The term "Cylon Empire" existed only in the Original Series. This design choice is one of many homages in BSG: Deadlock to the prior series.