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Support Vessel

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Support Vessel

Realm 4
Category Support
Role Field Repair / Fleet Sustain
Deployment Space
- Combat Stats
Attack 1500
Defense 7800
Shield 4800
Speed 100
Target Priority 3
- Logistics
Cargo Capacity 1500
Fuel Consumption 50
- Build Info
Build Time 13332400s
Cost 125000 Quartz, 120000 Iridium, 140000 Silicium, 70000 Elerium
- Special
Special Abilities Field Repairs
Fleet Buffs
Rapid Fire None

Overview

The Support Vessel is a Realm 4 sustain hull. Surviving Support Vessels restore combat ships during battle through field repairs β€” each vessel brings back at most one combat ship per round (battle reports show repair totals when they contribute).

Special capabilities

Field repairs

  • Each surviving Support Vessel restores at most one friendly combat ship per combat round (after damage)
  • The field-repair hull budget is shared by all surviving vessels, so several vessels together can restore a heavy hull (e.g. a Titan). That ship still uses only one per-round slot
  • Allies too β€” in FCS attacks and when stationed as a guardian, your vessels also repair other players' ships on your side. 80% of your vessels (rounded in your favour) repair your own losses first and 20% repair allies' losses first. Every player's own repairs happen before anyone's ally repairs
  • Idle vessels help the other group: with no losses of your own, all your vessels repair allies; with no allied losses, all repair your ships. Fewer than 5 vessels means none are set aside for allies, though leftover capacity still helps them
  • Built for long PvP, expeditions, and FCS fights where attrition matters
  • Pair with screened capitals (Carrier) so repairs are not deleted in the opening volley

Fleet buffs

Late-game sustain and expedition support β€” treat it as a rear-line investment, not a frontliner.

Strategic Use

  • Essential in prolonged capital fights and deep expedition fleets
  • Protect with screens and tanks; a dead repair ship stops contributing immediately
  • Check battle reports for field-repair lines to judge whether you brought enough

References