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DevoidRaptor · 3rd February 2007, 08:16 PM

I like Serenity from Firefly. My favorite part is the ladders/doors that lead to the crews' quarters.

Also, Arthur Clark's Universe from 2061: Odyssee 3 was cool. I liked how the ship travelled "horizontily" but the levels were vertical, utilizing the ship's acceleration as a source of gravity. Most ships, like Star Destroyers and the Enterprise subcribe to the oldfashioned horizontal layout like a naval ship.

Also, the Elsa, Durandal, and Woglinde from the videogame Xenosaga were
cool.

P.S.- Am I the only one who grows tired of the tradition starship that has a bunch of un-unifrom protusions (Think of the surface of the Death Star)? I like my ships nice and streamlined, even though aerodynamics aren't important in space, aesthetics should be.

3rd February 2007, 08:16 PM	#122 (permalink)
DevoidRaptor Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Tennessee Posts: 4	Re: Best spaceship? I like Serenity from Firefly. My favorite part is the ladders/doors that lead to the crews' quarters. Also, Arthur Clark's Universe from 2061: Odyssee 3 was cool. I liked how the ship travelled "horizontily" but the levels were vertical, utilizing the ship's acceleration as a source of gravity. Most ships, like Star Destroyers and the Enterprise subcribe to the oldfashioned horizontal layout like a naval ship. Also, the Elsa, Durandal, and Woglinde from the videogame Xenosaga were cool. P.S.- Am I the only one who grows tired of the tradition starship that has a bunch of un-unifrom protusions (Think of the surface of the Death Star)? I like my ships nice and streamlined, even though aerodynamics aren't important in space, aesthetics should be.