Mudskipper

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The Mudskipper, despite its age and the rust eating away at its fins, it still stands strong against the lurking shadows of Europa. It's commonly seen in use by mercenaries or pirates. For its size, it's not only armed to the teeth but, fast and agile. However, the reactor rapidly burns through fuel, and the old, faulty wiring often leads to overvoltage, damaging or completely breaking its systems.

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Overview:

• Price - 12,500

• Crew - 2 / 4

• Horizontal velocity - 22.8km/h

• Ascent velocity - 19km/h

• Descent velocity - 17.6km/h

• Cargo capacity - 8x

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Weapons:

• Railgun - Mounted on the bow

• Coilgun - Mounted on the rear

• Chaingun - Mounted on the bottom

• Searchlight - Mounted on the bottom, accessible via command room

• **Depth Charge ** - Mounted in the command room

• Discharge Coil with Motion Sensors - Mounted on the front of the submarine

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Note:

The Discharge Coil is originally set to go off once motion's detected, by a monster or human. The navigation terminal has a "Toggle Automatic Discharge" which toggles the motion detectors on/off. You can still trigger the Discharge Coil manually from the terminal. Near the discharge coil there are warning lights : If they are glowing Red - motion sensors are on, and it's dangerous to swim by. If they are glowing Green - motion sensors are off, and it's safe to swim by.

There are also light components on the weapon loaders, once the ammunition is depleted to 0% or missing, they will start blinking. They can be removed with a wrench for personal preference.

This is also my first, properly (I think) built submarine that I've posted. If you find something that could be different, better, or an issue, I would appreciate some tips/critisism for the future. :)