In the meantime, the Cerastes acts as a fast defensive-focused vessel, slightly bigger than the Nemesis and much more resilient. It also possesses the ability to do highly accurate short-range FTL jumps mid-battle, which almost certainly led to broken keyboards and defenestrated monitors somewhere in the world. The Phobos is focused on hacking, but thanks to its missile tubes and hangar, it fulfills its role as a cruiser pretty damn well. Both are surprisingly well-rounded, driving home the overall superiority of the Cylon’s formidable ships against the aging, diverse Colonial fleet. The Toasters get access to the Phobos cruiser and the Cerastes gunship - the former a hacking-focused boat, while the latter’s a fast defensive vessel. The Janus, meanwhile, is a surprisingly fast tough old bastard who can get into the thick of it and come out the other side in one piece, and it’s Viper fighter squadron provides some much needed range and versatility. The Berzerk comes with three guided missile launchers by default, allowing it to deliver a devastating salvo in a moment’s notice. On the Colonial side, there’s the Berzerk assault carrier - a small artillery platform capable of providing fire coverage - and the Janus heavy cruiser, a powerful armoured dreadnought.īoth ships are extremely handy in engagements, providing some much needed support. This small DLC is priced reasonably and packs quite a punch, adding four new ships and an ordnance type for both Colonial and Cylon factions. Support post-launch is thankfully ongoing, and all content so far can be used on the campaign and skirmish modes, giving commanders new ways to tackle Deadlock’s tactical battles.

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