Actual use for auxilary control?

[Gandalph]

Originally posted by Ed Kolis:
Also something to stick in that Last 10 kT if you haven't developed Armor yet...

Sometimes, that Last 10kt can make the difference of a ship being built in 2 turns or 3. You have to be careful out there.

[PvK]

Originally posted by Suicide Junkie:
Also, in mods with leaky armor, such as the B5 mod, the Aux Con can significantly improve the combat worthiness of your ship.

Instead of one lucky shot taking out half your movement while your ship still has 90% of its hitpoints, you now have a backup.

Yes - the same sort of consideration takes place in Proportions, with ships that have armored structure. They can take a pounding and still be mostly functional, usually, but one lucky hit can take out the bridge. With Aux Con, it would require two lucky hits. On a major expensive combat ship, Aux Con may be worthwhile.

PvK

[Taera]

I see. Basicly its a backup for the MOre Expensive ships.

[Kamog]

Also, in mods with leaky armor, such as the B5 mod, the Aux Con can significantly improve the combat worthiness of your ship.

I guess it's also useful against null space weapons?

[TerranC]

Originally posted by Kamog:
I guess it's also useful against null space weapons?

Destroying the nullspace warship first and fast is useful against null space weapons

[Cheeze]

Did they ever have null-space weapons in Babylon 5?

Or is that something that only the Andromeda writers stole from Space Empires? (hee hee)