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Posted by: JDYeash937 MkII
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Posted by: The Seraphim
I know this isn't too important, but I noticed the Frigates in the Azod Breaking yards on Reach are all the Halo 3 era models. (Except the UNSC Commonwealth.) Could this mean that the Frigates between Halo 3 & ODST and Reach are different variants?
For those of you who can't tell the difference, look at the aft section of the Frigates. Their flat, and have no space in between them and the engines, unlike the Reach Frigates. The Armor on the engines also looks more like their Halo 3 counterpart.
Well they did specify that the Frigates (well at least the Grafton) were heavy variants. Just going off the way the holding bay looks so thin, it makes me think the In Amber Clad was the same type of Frigate as the Grafton and Savannah whereas the Dawn and Aegis Fate were another class of Frigate.
I would lean towards The Grafton and Savannah not having holding bays at all.
these seem to be just dedicated attack frigates instead of carrier frigates.
Yep, I think so too. There isn't any place you can put a pelican.What about those pods along port and starboard fore? They look like they could hold Pelicans, and also look similar placement to where Forward Unto Dawn deployed her Pelicans over the Ark, as well.
Then again, I have no idea how the Commonwealth was able to hold multiple Longsword fighters, given its size on Boneyard.
You mean where the generators are? Yeah, there might be room for pelican, but I think they're mostly for falcons, hornets and ground vehicles.