As you can see, the inside if the 1/2" barrel fits elite darts perfectly, and with the copper coupler, the demolisher missiles fit very nicely as well. I say there's too many missiles at the moment and it's not uncommon for missiles to last the entirety of the battle, with plenty to spare.

A Pegasus with four MIRVs can erase entire fleets of destroyers and cruisers just by spamming same missile whether their shields are lowered or not. You see larger and more numerous bonuses to point defense that allow it to compete with missile HP while completely demolishing fighters. Despite its name, it has little in common with the previous Nerf missiles; instead, it has an appearance similar to a Buzz Bee Glo-Missile. One nerf to missiles for the fleet would be making Missile Specialization (and Systems Expertise) rarer across the board for NPCs. An "if everyone has missiles/PD, no one does" sort of thing, and then use stacking bonuses, dedicated large-slot PD weapons, dedicated PD boats, dedicated missile ships, whathaveyou, to work within that framework.

And it seems to me that the vast majority of forum members agree with removing the bonus hp perk from the Missile Spec skill.

An Elite Missile will fit and fire from the Triple Strike just fine, despite the inner diameter being too small for other arrow blasters. Special Edition Elite Dart Refill • Spinning Target • Strikeout Target • Suction Dart Refill • Target Can • Target P. These come with a catch though in the shape of a lackluster launcher, and this has prompted [Joel Creates] to create a self-firing NERF missile with a secondary rocket motor.

Take your 1/2" drill bit and ream out the inside of the 4" piece of pipe so that an elite dart slides in easily. Buffing literally everything else apart from missiles seems like a dumb way to balance missiles themselves. Any missile-compatible blaster can also fire any Mega Dart as well, with the exception of Sharpshooter Darts.

Sellers are responsible for following applicable laws and regulations, including posting items with accurate labelling and warnings. It isn't about missiles being the absolute best at killing the most everything all the time, but moreso that they have disproportional representation in ship builds that can beat all of the standard content that the game has to offer; ie, beat Zigg, beat 1. Here, I can do bad faith math as well: if a Gryphon/Breach MS Gryphon puts out 1,181 HP/s in missiles, then you only need two Vulcan Cannons to stop 84% of them(useless BTW) Two unbonused Vulcans! Perhaps this whole video should sit in “Don’t try this at home kids” territory, but try he does, with multiple dead ends along the way.As a result (or perhaps caused by) Missile Specialization gives missiles a massive boost to missile HP and ammo. This mean a fleet that's heavy on missiles can create a lot of space around itself just by spamming things like Squall. They're weak until they start saturating PD, then they're powerful until they start running out, then they're weak again. By the time you run out of missiles, the battle is already won, because your enemy has literally run out of ships.