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Origin 600i\n\nGreetings Citizens!\n\nSince the introduction of the Hull Series back in April 2015, every new concept ship reveal has had an accompanying Q&A post, where we spend a couple days collecting questions from you, pass those on to the relevant ship designer, and provide you the best answers we have available at that time.\n\nWith the recent addition of Spectrum, we can now allow you to add your vote to the questions you most want to see answered. The questions included below are a combination of those that received the most votes, similar questions that were merged into a single instance, and those we felt we could comfortably answer at this stage in the Origin 600i\u2019s development.\n\nNow that the ship is concept complete, it will enter our development pipeline where many of the answers you see below will be fleshed out, and those missing will be determined and implemented. While it will still be some time before we see the Origin 600i in game, we hope you\u2019re as excited as we are as the game expands with the further development of Origin ships in the Star Citizen universe.\n\nAs always, a special thanks to Steve Turberfield, John Crewe, and Todd Papy for their help in answering your questions.\n\nLet\u2019s get to it. -DL\n\nHow are the 600i w\/ Exploration Module capabilities compared to those of the Carrack or Aquila?\nThe 600i exploration module features two manned scanning stations, a deployable ramp for an exploratory ground vehicle, an Origin-created Rover and SCU storage for any artifacts needing to be stored once discovered, so it is a solid option for explorers looking to purchase a stylish alternative to the Aquila, while the Carrack should provide a much longer term exploration base and facilities.\n\n\nIs the 600i w\/ Exploration Module\u2019s 36 SCU of cargo space when carrying the rover or when not carrying the rover?\nThe figures are based on the ship cargo capacity while not including the Rover. The exploration module not only has the lift for the rover, but also space for the additional SCUs.\n\n\nWill there be more modules and if so, which can we expect?\nNo further modules are currently in the pipeline, but the beauty of a modular ship means that nothing is off the table in terms of expanding the 600i\u2019s options down the line.\n\n\nWhy are there no Point Defense Systems similar to other high-end luxury ships like the Phoenix and 890 Jump?\nThe simplest reason is variety. We wanted to explore different defensive options for this particular luxury ship. For this reason, instead of a PDS the 600i features two remote turrets, so in the instance that the ship is fully crewed, and your gunners are up to it, they will be able to ensure your ship stays protected from threats. If automation is your bag, you will be able to equip them with an AI module, which will help defend your ship if your crew are unable or unavailable to assist.\n\n\nCan the Touring and Explorer modules be swapped in and out of a single 600i?\nThat is indeed the eventual plan, yes. Modules will be purchasable separately and will be swappable in game after that functionality exists.\n\n\nThe 600i is a supremely expensive ship for its size and role, especially against the larger Carrack and cheaper Constellation. Why is this? What benefits are worth the increased expense?\nWe are building a universe, and part of that means we can consider aspects that a standard game does not, such as value and desirability. When we look at vehicles in the real world, its apparent that more functionality does not always mean something is more expensive, and vice versa. In the Star Citizen universe, a sleek, luxury ship created by Origin will bring certain connotations with it, in the same way most people would find a sports coup\u00e9 more desirable than a family sedan, despite the fact it has less seats and cup-holders.\n\n\nHow does the range of the 600i compare to the other exploration ships?\nAs stated above, the extra scanning stations and rover storage mean the 600i is a fully capable exploration ship with that module in that size range. The Carrack should provide more robust and longer term exploration option.\n\n\nCan the 600i be flown effectively solo?\nThe 600i is, fundamentally, a multi-crew ship. However, for its size is probably one of the most solo-friendly ships out of the box. By utilizing unmanned remote turrets and capable shields, a skilled pilot should be able to effectively pilot the 600i solo in most regards.\n\n\nThe Origin Rover is listed as a separate item in the standalone versions of the 600i Explorer but is the rover also going to be included if you upgrade (CCU) another ship to a 600i Explorer?\nYes, upgrading to the 600i Explorer Edition will indeed grant you an included Rover.\n\n\nWhat agility can we expect from this ship versus the Constellations considering that the 600i has more than twice the mass of RSI\u2019s ship? This is especially important since the 600i comes with fixed guns and no gimbals.\nWhilst the 600i may be faster than the Constellation in a straight line (more on Thruster ratings in a later answer) it will suffer in its maneuvering due its bulk and size. The fixed weapons that come default can be swapped out to gimbals like other ships.\n\n\nWill it have room enough to carry an 85x instead of the Origin-branded rover?\nUntil the ship is fully built and implemented this is difficult to say with complete certainty, but the 85x has a much larger footprint than a Rover so we consider this unlikely to fit. While ships smaller than the Rover may technically \u201cfit,\u201d the lift is designed purely for a ground vehicle, so maneuvering a ship in there might prove risky in terms of causing damage to both vessels.\n\n\nHow many beds, toilets and save seats for passengers does a 600i Touring have?\nThe 600i bridge has 3 seats for the pilot and crew members. The exploration module gives you a further 2 seats for the manned scanning stations. There is a dedicated captain\u2019s quarters and beds for the remaining crew members in their quarters. Exact number of toilets is still to be determined, but you can probably expect at least 2 in the crew washroom and one in the captains quarters.\n\n\nCan both the Origin X1 & Rover dock securely inside an Origin 600 at the same time?\nThis should certainly be possible yes. The lift platform itself is the perfect fit for the Rover, but there is nothing to stop you storing the X1 in the cargo storage area of the exploration module. Bear in mind that if you choose to do this then it wont be a quickly accessible option and as such we\u2019d recommend a Rover or X1, rather than both.\n\n\nHow many missiles can the Origin 600i carry? In the brochure the 600i is stated to carry 16 S3 missiles yet the website states 4x S3 pylons with 16 missiles each (total of 64). Or was this just a misunderstanding and it can carry either 16xS3, 32xS2 or 64xS1 missiles?\nThe perils of active development! To clarify, the 600i has 4 missile racks that can hold 4x S3 missiles each, giving a grand total of 16 S3 missiles for the ship.\n\n\nWhat parts of the ship change between the touring and exploration variants? Is it just the rear window section and rover bay area depicted in concept?\nThe swappable module is in the core of the ship itself. The rear window is present on the standard 600i hull, and is a viewing gallery of sorts.\n\n\nThe brochure states its faster than most ships of its size and it states it has 4 TR2 thrusters. How is that achieved, compared to the constellations TR5 thrusters (according to ship stats) and the way lower weight of the constellation class?\nThis is a flaw of the current stats page and matrix, and will be remedied with the update coming online with the release of SC Alpha 3.0. The thrusters of both ships will most likely be in the same power band alongside updates to their mass. The current stats page does not support the internal design for a lot of items at present.\n\n\nIs the 600i Touring variant intended to be a money-maker in the realm of VIP passenger transport, similarly to the 890 Jump and Genesis Starliner?\nThe 600i is not intended as such to be a commercial vehicle. Where the 890 Jump and the Starliner are the luxury private superyacht and commercial people carrier, the 600i is on the compact end of the private yacht scale.\n\n\nWhy only 16 and 36 SCU for such a large ship?\nOne of the unique selling points of the 600i is that it is a luxury ship. So the answer to this is really the same as to why you can fit more cargo in a minivan, than you could a Lamborghini; cargo storage practicality takes a back seat to aesthetic and comfort.\n\nWill the 600i Explorer have a medical area?\nThe 600i does not have a medical area no, due to it not holding a huge crew, this would be a room that ended up potentially being used rarely.\n\nWhy is the Series named different from the 300\/800 Series? Explorer should be the 615p and not the 600i Exploration Module.\nThe reason for this is that the 600i is modular, meaning that the swappable modules are what make the ship suit the desired role. Regardless of what module you have installed, the ship is a 600i.","de_DE":"F&A: Herkunft 600i\n\nGr\u00fc\u00dfe B\u00fcrger!\n\nSeit der Einf\u00fchrung der Hull Series im April 2015 hatte jede neue Konzeptschiffsedition einen begleitenden Q&A-Post, wo wir ein paar Tage damit verbringen, Fragen von Ihnen zu sammeln, diese an den jeweiligen Schiffsdesigner weiterzugeben und Ihnen die besten Antworten zu geben, die wir zu diesem Zeitpunkt zur Verf\u00fcgung hatten.\n\nMit der j\u00fcngsten Erweiterung von Spectrum k\u00f6nnen wir Ihnen nun erm\u00f6glichen, Ihre Stimme zu den Fragen hinzuzuf\u00fcgen, die Sie am meisten beantwortet sehen m\u00f6chten. Die unten aufgef\u00fchrten Fragen sind eine Kombination aus denjenigen, die die meisten Stimmen erhalten haben, \u00e4hnlichen Fragen, die zu einer einzigen Instanz zusammengefasst wurden, und denjenigen, von denen wir der Meinung waren, dass wir sie in dieser Phase der Entwicklung des Origin 600i bequem beantworten k\u00f6nnten.\n\nNun, da das Schiff das Konzept abgeschlossen hat, wird es in unsere Entwicklungspipeline aufgenommen, wo viele der Antworten, die Sie unten sehen, ausgearbeitet werden, und die fehlenden werden bestimmt und umgesetzt. Es wird noch einige Zeit dauern, bis wir den Origin 600i im Spiel sehen, aber wir hoffen, dass Sie genauso begeistert sind wie wir, da das Spiel mit der Weiterentwicklung der Origin-Schiffe im Star Citizen-Universum erweitert wird.\n\nWie immer ein besonderer Dank gilt Steve Turberfield, John Crewe und Todd Papy f\u00fcr ihre Hilfe bei der Beantwortung Ihrer Fragen.\n\nKommen wir zur Sache. -DL\n\nWie sind die F\u00e4higkeiten des 600i mit Explorationsmodul im Vergleich zu denen des Carrack oder Aquila?\nDas 600i Erkundungsmodul verf\u00fcgt \u00fcber zwei bemannte Scanstationen, eine einsetzbare Rampe f\u00fcr ein exploratives Bodenfahrzeug, einen von Origin erstellten Rover und eine SCU-Lagerung f\u00fcr alle Artefakte, die nach der Entdeckung gelagert werden m\u00fcssen, so dass es eine solide Option f\u00fcr Entdecker ist, die eine stilvolle Alternative zum Aquila erwerben m\u00f6chten, w\u00e4hrend das Carrack eine viel l\u00e4ngerfristige Erkundungsbasis und -einrichtung bieten sollte.\n\n\nIst der 600i mit der 36 SCU des Exploration Moduls Laderaum beim Tragen des Rovers oder beim Nicht-Tragen des Rovers?\nDie Zahlen basieren auf der Schiffsladekapazit\u00e4t ohne den Rover. Das Erkundungsmodul bietet nicht nur den Auftrieb f\u00fcr den Rover, sondern auch Platz f\u00fcr die zus\u00e4tzlichen SCUs.\n\n\nWird es mehr Module geben und wenn ja, welche k\u00f6nnen wir erwarten?\nWeitere Module sind derzeit nicht in Planung, aber die Sch\u00f6nheit eines modularen Schiffes bedeutet, dass nichts vom Tisch ist, wenn es darum geht, die Optionen des 600i auf der ganzen Linie zu erweitern.\n\n\nWarum gibt es keine Point Defense Systems, die anderen High-End-Luxusschiffen wie der Phoenix und 890 Jump \u00e4hneln?\nDer einfachste Grund ist die Vielfalt. Wir wollten verschiedene Verteidigungsoptionen f\u00fcr dieses spezielle Luxusschiff ausprobieren. Aus diesem Grund verf\u00fcgt die 600i anstelle eines PDS \u00fcber zwei Fernt\u00fcrme, so dass f\u00fcr den Fall, dass das Schiff vollst\u00e4ndig besetzt ist und Ihre Kanoniere es schaffen, sie in der Lage sein werden, sicherzustellen, dass Ihr Schiff vor Bedrohungen gesch\u00fctzt bleibt. Wenn die Automatisierung Ihre Tasche ist, k\u00f6nnen Sie sie mit einem KI-Modul ausstatten, das Ihnen hilft, Ihr Schiff zu verteidigen, wenn Ihre Crew nicht in der Lage oder nicht in der Lage ist, Ihnen zu helfen.\n\n\nK\u00f6nnen die Module Touring und Explorer in einem einzigen 600i ein- und ausgewechselt werden?\nDas ist in der Tat der endg\u00fcltige Plan, ja. Die Module werden separat erh\u00e4ltlich sein und im Spiel austauschbar sein, nachdem diese Funktionalit\u00e4t vorhanden ist.\n\n\nDie 600i ist aufgrund ihrer Gr\u00f6\u00dfe und Rolle ein \u00e4u\u00dferst teures Schiff, insbesondere gegen das gr\u00f6\u00dfere Carrack und die billigere Constellation. Warum ist das so? Welcher Nutzen ist den erh\u00f6hten Aufwand wert?\nWir bauen ein Universum auf, und das bedeutet teilweise, dass wir Aspekte ber\u00fccksichtigen k\u00f6nnen, die ein Standardspiel nicht hat, wie Wert und Attraktivit\u00e4t. Wenn wir uns Fahrzeuge in der realen Welt ansehen, wird deutlich, dass mehr Funktionalit\u00e4t nicht immer bedeutet, dass etwas teurer ist und umgekehrt. Im Star Citizen-Universum wird ein elegantes, luxuri\u00f6ses Schiff von Origin bestimmte Konnotationen mit sich bringen, so wie die meisten Menschen ein Sportcoup\u00e9 begehrenswerter finden w\u00fcrden als eine Familienlimousine, obwohl es weniger Sitze und Getr\u00e4nkehalter hat.\n\n\nWie hoch ist die Reichweite des 600i im Vergleich zu den anderen Erkundungsschiffen?\nWie bereits erw\u00e4hnt, ist die 600i mit den zus\u00e4tzlichen Scanstationen und der Roverlagerung ein vollwertiges Erkundungsschiff mit diesem Modul in diesem Gr\u00f6\u00dfenbereich. Das Carrack sollte eine robustere und l\u00e4ngerfristige Erkundungsoption bieten.\n\n\nKann der 600i auch alleine effektiv geflogen werden?\nDie 600i ist im Grunde genommen ein Multi-Crew-Schiff. Allerdings ist seine Gr\u00f6\u00dfe wahrscheinlich eines der solofreundlichsten Schiffe aus der Box. Durch die Verwendung von unbemannten Fernt\u00fcrmen und geeigneten Schilden sollte ein erfahrener Pilot in der Lage sein, das 600i Solo in vielerlei Hinsicht effektiv zu steuern.\n\n\nDer Origin Rover ist als separates Element in den eigenst\u00e4ndigen Versionen des 600i Explorers aufgef\u00fchrt, aber wird der Rover auch enthalten sein, wenn Sie ein anderes Schiff auf einen 600i Explorer upgraden (CCU)?\nJa, ein Upgrade auf die 600i Explorer Edition gew\u00e4hrt Ihnen tats\u00e4chlich einen mitgelieferten Rover.\n\n\nWelche Agilit\u00e4t k\u00f6nnen wir von diesem Schiff gegen\u00fcber den Konstellationen erwarten, wenn man bedenkt, dass der 600i mehr als die doppelte Masse des RSI-Schiffes hat? Dies ist besonders wichtig, da der 600i mit festen Waffen und ohne Kardanringe geliefert wird.\nW\u00e4hrend der 600i schneller sein kann als die Konstellation in einer geraden Linie (mehr zu den Thruster-Ratings in einer sp\u00e4teren Antwort), wird er bei seinem Man\u00f6vrieren aufgrund seiner Gr\u00f6\u00dfe und Gr\u00f6\u00dfe leiden. Die standardm\u00e4\u00dfig mitgelieferten festen Waffen k\u00f6nnen wie andere Schiffe gegen Kardanringe ausgetauscht werden.\n\n\nWird es Platz genug haben, um einen 85x statt des Origin-Rovers zu tragen?\nBis das Schiff vollst\u00e4ndig gebaut und implementiert ist, ist dies schwer mit absoluter Sicherheit zu sagen, aber der 85x hat eine viel gr\u00f6\u00dfere Stellfl\u00e4che als ein Rover, so dass wir dies f\u00fcr unwahrscheinlich halten. W\u00e4hrend Schiffe, die kleiner als der Rover sind, technisch \"passen\" k\u00f6nnen, ist der Aufzug rein f\u00fcr ein Bodenfahrzeug ausgelegt, so dass das Man\u00f6vrieren eines Schiffes dort drin ein Risiko darstellen k\u00f6nnte, wenn es darum geht, beide Schiffe zu besch\u00e4digen.\n\n\nWie viele Betten, Toiletten und Sicherheitssitze f\u00fcr Passagiere hat ein 600i Touring?\nDie 600i Br\u00fccke verf\u00fcgt \u00fcber 3 Sitze f\u00fcr den Piloten und die Besatzungsmitglieder. Das Erkundungsmodul bietet Ihnen weitere 2 Pl\u00e4tze f\u00fcr die bemannten Scan-Stationen. Es gibt ein eigenes Kapit\u00e4nsquartier und Betten f\u00fcr die restlichen Besatzungsmitglieder in ihren Quartieren. Die genaue Anzahl der Toiletten steht noch nicht fest, aber Sie k\u00f6nnen wahrscheinlich mit mindestens 2 im Waschraum der Crew und einer im Kapit\u00e4nsquartier rechnen.\n\n\nK\u00f6nnen sowohl der Origin X1 als auch der Rover gleichzeitig sicher in einem Origin 600 andocken?\nDas sollte sicherlich m\u00f6glich sein, ja. Die Hebeb\u00fchne selbst ist die perfekte Erg\u00e4nzung f\u00fcr den Rover, aber es gibt nichts, was Sie davon abhalten k\u00f6nnte, den X1 im Laderaum des Erkundungsmoduls unterzubringen. Denken Sie daran, dass, wenn Sie sich daf\u00fcr entscheiden, dann wird es keine schnell zug\u00e4ngliche Option sein, und als solche w\u00fcrden wir einen Rover oder X1 empfehlen, und nicht beide.\n\n\nWie viele Raketen kann die Origin 600i tragen? In der Brosch\u00fcre wird angegeben, dass der 600i 16 S3-Raketen tragen soll, aber die Website nennt 4x S3-Pylone mit je 16 Raketen (insgesamt 64). Oder war das nur ein Missverst\u00e4ndnis und es kann entweder 16xS3, 32xS2 oder 64xS1 Raketen tragen?\nDie Gefahren einer aktiven Entwicklung! Zur Verdeutlichung hat der 600i 4 Raketenst\u00e4nder, die jeweils 4x S3-Raketen aufnehmen k\u00f6nnen, was insgesamt 16 S3-Raketen f\u00fcr das Schiff ergibt.\n\n\nWelche Teile des Schiffes wechseln zwischen den Touring- und Erkundungsvarianten? Ist es nur der Heckscheibenbereich und der Rover Bay Bereich, die im Konzept dargestellt sind?\nDas austauschbare Modul befindet sich im Kern des Schiffes selbst. Die Heckscheibe ist auf dem Standard 600i Rumpf vorhanden und ist eine Art Aussichtsgalerie.\n\n\nDie Brosch\u00fcre gibt an, dass sie schneller ist als die meisten Schiffe ihrer Gr\u00f6\u00dfe und dass sie 4 TR2-Triebwerke hat. Wie wird das im Vergleich zu den Konstellationen TR5-Triebwerken (nach Schiffsstatistiken) und dem deutlich geringeren Gewicht der Konstellationsklasse erreicht?\nDies ist ein Fehler der aktuellen Statistikseite und Matrix und wird mit dem Update behoben, das mit der Ver\u00f6ffentlichung von SC Alpha 3.0 online geht. Die Triebwerke beider Schiffe werden sich h\u00f6chstwahrscheinlich im gleichen Leistungsband befinden, zusammen mit Aktualisierungen ihrer Masse. Die aktuelle Statistikseite unterst\u00fctzt derzeit das interne Design f\u00fcr viele Artikel nicht.\n\n\nSoll die 600i Touring-Variante im Bereich des VIP-Personenverkehrs, \u00e4hnlich wie der 890 Jump and Genesis Starliner, ein Geldmacher sein?\nDer 600i ist als solcher nicht als Nutzfahrzeug vorgesehen. Wo die 890 Jump und die Starliner die luxuri\u00f6se private Superyacht und der kommerzielle People Carrier sind, befindet sich die 600i am kompakten Ende der privaten Yachtklasse.\n\n\nWarum nur 16 und 36 SCU f\u00fcr ein so gro\u00dfes Schiff?\nEines der Alleinstellungsmerkmale des 600i ist, dass es sich um ein Luxusschiff handelt. Die Antwort darauf ist also wirklich die gleiche wie die, warum man mehr Ladung in einen Minivan einbauen kann als in einen Lamborghini; die Funktionalit\u00e4t der Ladungsspeicherung tritt in den Hintergrund, um \u00c4sthetik und Komfort zu verbessern.\n\nWird der 600i Explorer einen medizinischen Bereich haben?\nDer 600i hat keinen medizinischen Bereich nein, da er keine riesige Besatzung hat, w\u00e4re dies ein Raum, der m\u00f6glicherweise selten genutzt wird.\n\nWarum unterscheidet sich die benannte Serie von der 300\/800er Serie? Der Explorer sollte das 615p und nicht das 600i Exploration Module sein.\nDer Grund daf\u00fcr ist, dass der 600i modular ist, was bedeutet, dass die austauschbaren Module das Schiff f\u00fcr die gew\u00fcnschte Rolle geeignet machen. Unabh\u00e4ngig davon, welches Modul Sie installiert haben, ist das Schiff ein 600i.","zh_CN":"Q&A: Origin 600i\n\nGreetings Citizens!\n\nSince the introduction of the Hull Series back in April 2015, every new concept ship reveal has had an accompanying Q&A post, where we spend a couple days collecting questions from you, pass those on to the relevant ship designer, and provide you the best answers we have available at that time.\n\nWith the recent addition of Spectrum, we can now allow you to add your vote to the questions you most want to see answered. The questions included below are a combination of those that received the most votes, similar questions that were merged into a single instance, and those we felt we could comfortably answer at this stage in the Origin 600i\u2019s development.\n\nNow that the ship is concept complete, it will enter our development pipeline where many of the answers you see below will be fleshed out, and those missing will be determined and implemented. While it will still be some time before we see the Origin 600i in game, we hope you\u2019re as excited as we are as the game expands with the further development of Origin ships in the Star Citizen universe.\n\nAs always, a special thanks to Steve Turberfield, John Crewe, and Todd Papy for their help in answering your questions.\n\nLet\u2019s get to it. -DL\n\nHow are the 600i w\/ Exploration Module capabilities compared to those of the Carrack or Aquila?\nThe 600i exploration module features two manned scanning stations, a deployable ramp for an exploratory ground vehicle, an Origin-created Rover and SCU storage for any artifacts needing to be stored once discovered, so it is a solid option for explorers looking to purchase a stylish alternative to the Aquila, while the Carrack should provide a much longer term exploration base and facilities.\n\n\nIs the 600i w\/ Exploration Module\u2019s 36 SCU of cargo space when carrying the rover or when not carrying the rover?\nThe figures are based on the ship cargo capacity while not including the Rover. The exploration module not only has the lift for the rover, but also space for the additional SCUs.\n\n\nWill there be more modules and if so, which can we expect?\nNo further modules are currently in the pipeline, but the beauty of a modular ship means that nothing is off the table in terms of expanding the 600i\u2019s options down the line.\n\n\nWhy are there no Point Defense Systems similar to other high-end luxury ships like the Phoenix and 890 Jump?\nThe simplest reason is variety. We wanted to explore different defensive options for this particular luxury ship. For this reason, instead of a PDS the 600i features two remote turrets, so in the instance that the ship is fully crewed, and your gunners are up to it, they will be able to ensure your ship stays protected from threats. If automation is your bag, you will be able to equip them with an AI module, which will help defend your ship if your crew are unable or unavailable to assist.\n\n\nCan the Touring and Explorer modules be swapped in and out of a single 600i?\nThat is indeed the eventual plan, yes. Modules will be purchasable separately and will be swappable in game after that functionality exists.\n\n\nThe 600i is a supremely expensive ship for its size and role, especially against the larger Carrack and cheaper Constellation. Why is this? What benefits are worth the increased expense?\nWe are building a universe, and part of that means we can consider aspects that a standard game does not, such as value and desirability. When we look at vehicles in the real world, its apparent that more functionality does not always mean something is more expensive, and vice versa. In the Star Citizen universe, a sleek, luxury ship created by Origin will bring certain connotations with it, in the same way most people would find a sports coup\u00e9 more desirable than a family sedan, despite the fact it has less seats and cup-holders.\n\n\nHow does the range of the 600i compare to the other exploration ships?\nAs stated above, the extra scanning stations and rover storage mean the 600i is a fully capable exploration ship with that module in that size range. The Carrack should provide more robust and longer term exploration option.\n\n\nCan the 600i be flown effectively solo?\nThe 600i is, fundamentally, a multi-crew ship. However, for its size is probably one of the most solo-friendly ships out of the box. By utilizing unmanned remote turrets and capable shields, a skilled pilot should be able to effectively pilot the 600i solo in most regards.\n\n\nThe Origin Rover is listed as a separate item in the standalone versions of the 600i Explorer but is the rover also going to be included if you upgrade (CCU) another ship to a 600i Explorer?\nYes, upgrading to the 600i Explorer Edition will indeed grant you an included Rover.\n\n\nWhat agility can we expect from this ship versus the Constellations considering that the 600i has more than twice the mass of RSI\u2019s ship? This is especially important since the 600i comes with fixed guns and no gimbals.\nWhilst the 600i may be faster than the Constellation in a straight line (more on Thruster ratings in a later answer) it will suffer in its maneuvering due its bulk and size. The fixed weapons that come default can be swapped out to gimbals like other ships.\n\n\nWill it have room enough to carry an 85x instead of the Origin-branded rover?\nUntil the ship is fully built and implemented this is difficult to say with complete certainty, but the 85x has a much larger footprint than a Rover so we consider this unlikely to fit. While ships smaller than the Rover may technically \u201cfit,\u201d the lift is designed purely for a ground vehicle, so maneuvering a ship in there might prove risky in terms of causing damage to both vessels.\n\n\nHow many beds, toilets and save seats for passengers does a 600i Touring have?\nThe 600i bridge has 3 seats for the pilot and crew members. The exploration module gives you a further 2 seats for the manned scanning stations. There is a dedicated captain\u2019s quarters and beds for the remaining crew members in their quarters. Exact number of toilets is still to be determined, but you can probably expect at least 2 in the crew washroom and one in the captains quarters.\n\n\nCan both the Origin X1 & Rover dock securely inside an Origin 600 at the same time?\nThis should certainly be possible yes. The lift platform itself is the perfect fit for the Rover, but there is nothing to stop you storing the X1 in the cargo storage area of the exploration module. Bear in mind that if you choose to do this then it wont be a quickly accessible option and as such we\u2019d recommend a Rover or X1, rather than both.\n\n\nHow many missiles can the Origin 600i carry? In the brochure the 600i is stated to carry 16 S3 missiles yet the website states 4x S3 pylons with 16 missiles each (total of 64). Or was this just a misunderstanding and it can carry either 16xS3, 32xS2 or 64xS1 missiles?\nThe perils of active development! To clarify, the 600i has 4 missile racks that can hold 4x S3 missiles each, giving a grand total of 16 S3 missiles for the ship.\n\n\nWhat parts of the ship change between the touring and exploration variants? Is it just the rear window section and rover bay area depicted in concept?\nThe swappable module is in the core of the ship itself. The rear window is present on the standard 600i hull, and is a viewing gallery of sorts.\n\n\nThe brochure states its faster than most ships of its size and it states it has 4 TR2 thrusters. How is that achieved, compared to the constellations TR5 thrusters (according to ship stats) and the way lower weight of the constellation class?\nThis is a flaw of the current stats page and matrix, and will be remedied with the update coming online with the release of SC Alpha 3.0. The thrusters of both ships will most likely be in the same power band alongside updates to their mass. The current stats page does not support the internal design for a lot of items at present.\n\n\nIs the 600i Touring variant intended to be a money-maker in the realm of VIP passenger transport, similarly to the 890 Jump and Genesis Starliner?\nThe 600i is not intended as such to be a commercial vehicle. Where the 890 Jump and the Starliner are the luxury private superyacht and commercial people carrier, the 600i is on the compact end of the private yacht scale.\n\n\nWhy only 16 and 36 SCU for such a large ship?\nOne of the unique selling points of the 600i is that it is a luxury ship. So the answer to this is really the same as to why you can fit more cargo in a minivan, than you could a Lamborghini; cargo storage practicality takes a back seat to aesthetic and comfort.\n\nWill the 600i Explorer have a medical area?\nThe 600i does not have a medical area no, due to it not holding a huge crew, this would be a room that ended up potentially being used rarely.\n\nWhy is the Series named different from the 300\/800 Series? Explorer should be the 615p and not the 600i Exploration Module.\nThe reason for this is that the 600i is modular, meaning that the swappable modules are what make the ship suit the desired role. Regardless of what module you have installed, the ship is a 600i."},"links_count":0,"comment_count":388,"created_at":"2017-08-31T00:00:00+00:00","created_at_human":"8 years ago"},"meta":{"processed_at":"2026-04-25 06:44:17","valid_relations":["images","links","translations"],"prev_id":16092,"next_id":16095}}