Starsector fleet composition reddit. This is my final guide in my How to Starsector playlist.

Starsector fleet composition reddit. This is my final guide in my How to Starsector playlist. The former means a lot of condors, maras, or herons, depending on your style. Making your enemy flux go up faster than yours is probably the single most fundamental aspect of Starsector combat. It combines all the things we learned (weapon systems, ship types, ship design and roles) into one video. I'm very much a simpleton, picking combat/tech skills, huddling whole fleet in one massive ball, and rambling about high-tech superiority. That said, even I might be able to give you some pointers if you share more detailed fleet composition or specific ship loadouts. The later means you are just using whatever decks your capital fleet has to offer. Maybe post some of your ships so we can see what you're doing wrong? Main fleet comp is 4-6 Capitals with 2 being Astrals or a modded equivalent or downgraded to Herons. Any of the UAF capitals can wipe the floor with most things head to head, Supercaps notwithstanding. Might not kill the ship if it can retreat back into cover fast enough, but getting that flux bar as high as possible is key. If you win the flux exchange, you will win the fight. It's probably not your fleet composition, but your builds. Fleet strategy: Choose between carrier spam, or the 8 deck soft cap from your skills. . For my heavy fleet, I'll take like 8 capitals, a couple cruisers, some destroyers, and a few frigates which I'll use in niche roles like having hyperions with ion beams, or wolfs with more general builds to just have a lot more mobility. oyrghx hzpk hvg jkgu byswq snqr bqsnl abqfq qwofvx ogcrjad