Dugong - Custom Retrofit

A fully decked and immersive Dugong, perfect for role-play, single-player, or multiplayer with a small to medium crew. Systems were added to the sub as quality of life improvements, but care was taken to prevent the sub from becoming over-powered. Everything from lights, item and decoration layers, to odd visibility holes that allow seeing outside have been tweaked for maximum immersion. This submarine looks and suffocatingly feels like you're in a tin can thousands of meters deep in a hostile ocean. Enjoy!

In-game Description:

This retrofit Dugong class submarine was sold off by its opiod-addicted crew of smugglers. It's clear Europan engineers had worked tirelessly around the clock to add fabricators, expanded cargo holds, forward spotlight, decoy launcher, and an emergency alarm system in order to push the aging frame to its limits. While neither the fastest nor the best-armed submersible available on the market, the vessel's affordability and versatility make it an excellent choice when diving on a budget.

Notes on use:

• The batteries can provide an extra 1300 kW of power when activated through the navigation console. By default, they are set to recharge at 30%, and consume 300 kW of power.

• Decoys deploy from left to right launcher tubes (marked 1 -> 2 -> 3)

• The switch below the left most periscope toggles the spotlight's light

• The switch in the oxygen room (labelled "Aux O2") toggles the auto-filling of oxygen tanks in the diving suit storage and oxygen tank shelves. This system will use 245 kW of power

• The fabricator is linked to the adjacent large locker and the locker in junction room

• The medial fabricator is linked to adjacent medical cabinet, large locker in utility closet, and locker in junction room

• The reactor's default max output is 2700 kW with one thorium fuel rod (nuclear rod: 2160 kW), and the sub will use about 1800-2400 kW when maneuvering hard.

• The fabricator uses 500 kW, deconstructor 500 kW, and medical fabricator 100 kW, so watch your power use, buy upgrades, or activate the batteries

• Leaving the batteries on to prevent deadstick is recommended. At the start, power management is important unless one uses a thorium rod, two uranium rods, or until various power upgrades are purchased