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| Nitpicky Star Wars nerd complaint but would something like "Member Starships" be better? Capital Ships usually mean 100m+ so strictly speaking doesn't fit some of the transports on the list. ''Usually'' its: | | Nitpicky Star Wars nerd complaint but would something like "Member Starships" be better? Capital Ships usually mean 100m+ so strictly speaking doesn't fit some of the transports on the list. ''Usually'' its: |
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| Spaceship- anything that can fly in space. | | Spaceship- anything that can fly in space.<br> |
| Starship- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed. | | Starship- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed.<br> |
| Capital Starship- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed AND is bigger than 100m. | | Capital Starship- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed AND is bigger than 100m.<br> |
| Star Dreadnought- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed AND is bigger than an ISD. | | Star Dreadnought- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed AND is bigger than an ISD. |
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| There are exceptions but that's the terminology they usually go with.--[[User:Xanos|Xanos]] 10:00, 3 January 2007 (Mountain Standard Time) | | There are exceptions but that's the terminology they usually go with.--[[User:Xanos|Xanos]] 10:00, 3 January 2007 (Mountain Standard Time) |
Revision as of 17:04, 3 January 2007
Nitpicky Star Wars nerd complaint but would something like "Member Starships" be better? Capital Ships usually mean 100m+ so strictly speaking doesn't fit some of the transports on the list. Usually its:
Spaceship- anything that can fly in space.
Starship- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed.
Capital Starship- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed AND is bigger than 100m.
Star Dreadnought- anything that can fly in space AND travel at lightspeed AND is bigger than an ISD.
There are exceptions but that's the terminology they usually go with.--Xanos 10:00, 3 January 2007 (Mountain Standard Time)