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    While a plan to “make Icarus the king of the central zone” was actively progressing with behind-the-scenes maneuvering—something Icarus himself knew nothing about—what was the person in question actually doing…?

    “Ugh, this is getting uncomfortable.”

    After briefly enjoying the praise posts—no, the increasingly serious analysis posts—appearing in the gallery, he was reminded that the world always has jealous people who begrudge others’ success.

    In response to the praise campaign carried out with Justice Clan’s clear objective(?), some trolls began to pick fights.

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    Title: I mean, it’s impressive, but is it really worth all this fuss?

    Author: Anonymous

    Content: [Image of a sneering toad]

    Isn’t it normal to win when fighting opponents weaker than yourself, no matter how many there are?

    This just looks like blind fanboying to me~

    Comments:

    -[Hey, then go call any 5 random people nearby and try fighting them yourself lol]

    -˪[Why should I?](Author)

    -˪[Damn, this makes me speechless the moment I see it]

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    As these kinds of posts increased and arguments broke out, with people opposing the so-called “Icarus fanboys” while I was becoming what they call a “popular user,” I deleted posts from both sides. Trying to stabilize my shaking mental state, I constructed additional cruisers, blocked all related keywords from my view, and leisurely browsed the gallery to find some peace of mind.

    That peace only came after blocking eight grandmother-loving trolls for 15 days and deleting their posts…

    “This seems like an oddly timed observation.”

    “What are you saying, Commander?”

    “The scale of ships and bases in this place—they seem excessively large.”

    “…Ah, yes.”

    What shone like a ray of light into my dry and desolate mind and spirit was none other than seeing the various size settings of this game after a long time.

    Of course, this wasn’t from browsing the wiki tab.

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    Title: After getting immersed here, I realized—why are these things so damn big?

    Author: Part-time-job-is-hell

    Content: [Image of what appears to be a battleship deck]

    I went to check out our clan leader’s new battleship

    Without thinking much, I decided to go down to the deck to look around

    But why the hell am I not getting any closer to the bridge?

    I’ve been walking for 6 hours already and the ship still looks like a mirage in the distance

    And I left my communicator on the shuttle so I have no way to contact anyone

    If anyone here meets an Avalon clan member, please tell them to come get me

    I’m shouting all kinds of things on the deck but nobody can hear me, damn it, help me

    Comments:

    -[What are you talking about?]

    -[Wait, isn’t it your clan leader’s ship? How can they not see a user on the deck?]

    -˪[I don’t know, I’m waving my hands and shouting but getting no response]

    -[It can’t be that easy to get lost on a clan leader’s battleship deck]

    -[Come to think of it, the ships in this game do seem pretty big. Just how big are they?]

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    Because of that random lost person post and one comment below it, some veteran player seemed to get inspired and started explaining things to users instead of directing them to the wiki tab.

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    Title: Scale settings for those who don’t read the wiki tab.txt

    Author: Bach

    Content: [Image of patrol ship design]

    After seeing that post about a user getting lost on a clan leader’s battleship, I thought I’d write this up

    This game doesn’t actually provide exact size settings for ships

    Like some Fr*ntier game, they just vaguely mention things, so users either make educated guesses or extract models to compare sizes

    The problem is that the devs, maybe due to game size issues, roughly represent things like 250mm CIWS on super-large ships, or some things don’t even appear in the modeling but work in-game, so everyone has different interpretations

    But that’s not an issue anymore, right?

    Anyway, cutting the chatter, there’s only one ship with “detailed” size settings in this game

    That’s the basic standard patrol ship that users get first.

    It’s among the top 5 smallest ships, and it’s the only one with size settings

    The hull length, excluding antennas and weird structures at the rear, measuring just from bow to stern nozzle, is 1.2km

    The turret ring diameter alone is 100m, yeah

    Using this patrol ship as reference, we can roughly measure other ships’ sizes… showing how insane this game’s scale is

    By the way, I’m excluding “gacha ships” from this discussion

    They’re too inconsistent in size, so I’m only mentioning basic user ships and NPC ships

    First, higher-tier escort ships are generally at least 1.5 times larger than patrol ships

    Most factions maintain between 1.5 to 2 times the size

    Destroyers are 1.2-1.5 times larger than escort ships, with differences up to 3 times in some cases

    Why such inconsistency between patrol-escort and destroyers?

    First, the monster faction has destroyer-role monsters with wildly varying sizes

    Earth Federation destroyers are 3 times larger than escort ships, while Xenovia’s are only about 1.2 times larger

    It’s complicated in many ways

    But on average, each tier is about 1.5 times larger than the previous one

    However, when you go from destroyer to light cruiser to heavy cruiser, the scale suddenly expands dramatically, making you wonder what they’re thinking

    I’ll continue this in the next post, it’s getting too long

    Comments:

    -[So patrol ships to destroyers have a 4x size difference?]

    -˪[No, at most 2 to 2.5 times](Author)

    -[Is there really that much difference?]

    -˪[In space, distance perception gets distorted. In command view, these things can be tens of thousands of km apart]

    -[Useful info]

    -[Were they really that big?]

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    Title: Scale settings for those who don’t read the wiki tab.txt (2)

    Author: Bach

    Content: [Image of cruiser design]

    Hi, I’m back

    Anyway, cutting to the chase, let me continue where I left off

    To be brief, why are cruisers considered “large ships”?

    Everyone knows from my last post that destroyers are at least 2.5 times larger than patrol ships

    But when a light cruiser sits next to a destroyer, it suddenly becomes more than twice as large

    That means it’s suddenly 5-6 times larger than a patrol ship.

    But that’s just light cruisers. Heavy cruisers are at least 3-4 times larger than destroyers

    And this is calculating just the hull length, excluding protruding antennas, gun barrels, and other structures

    When you get to battlecruisers or battleships, they’re at least twice as large as heavy cruisers.

    Specifically, battlecruisers are at least twice as large, and battleships prioritize bulk over length, so they’re shorter than battlecruisers but still enormous

    That’s about all I’ve figured out

    There’s no information on ships larger than battleships because no users have obtained them yet, or those who have aren’t responding

    By the way, some ships don’t follow this formula

    Take the recently hot Overseer that Icarus was operating—it’s called a heavy cruiser, but it’s actually the size of a small battleship

    Comments:

    -[Wait, so how big is the battleship that lost person fell onto?]

    -˪[If it’s a standard battleship, at least tens of kilometers](Author)

    -˪[He went to look around and ended up starving to death]

    -[LOLOLOLOL]

    -[Thanks for the info]

    -[Holy shit]

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    ‘Ah, was it like that?’

    While reading the gallery posts, I flinched when I was suddenly mentioned, worried about becoming a popular user again…

    Fortunately, it seemed to be just a passing reference, which made me nod with satisfaction.


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