u/ILoveHeavyHangers

Safe to say the people actually playing and funding the game aren't the same ones that are throwing a fit on Reddit and Spectrum

That's unfortunate, I found their comparison tool pretty interesting. It was useful in proving that Theater Attendance curves have been identical for 25 years. Peaking at around 28 days and flatlining at about 41 days.

It was remarkable in how it could show the idea of a movie having "legs", or even gaining popularity via word of mouth and getting boost in later weeks pretty much evaporated in the early 2000s.

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I realized recently when I am in the 'Verse I just want to be Baloo from Talespin

I want to play as a cargo hauler primarily but also can get into some wacky side adventures, take on a dangerous contract here or there, dodge and outrun pirates, maybe join up a battle or two to save a system when duty calls.

I'm currently in a Zeus mkII CL but I wonder if there is something better out there that fits this sort of roleplay. Something of a cargo first, livable, all-rounder. I haven't really spent much time with any of the larger ships. The Herald, Freelancer Dur, and this Zeus are the only ships I've had that you could ostensibly live out of or do long haul cargo with.

What's your opinion, which ship could be the Conwing L16 "Sea Duck" of the Star Citizen universe?