What to know
The Fury MX is a snub bomber variant of the Fury series of ships developed by Mirai. For the Fury MX, guided weapons lead the attack, supported by the sensors, speed, and direct-fire weapons needed before and after launch.
Fury MX specifications
One deliberate attack shapes the Fury MX
The Fury MX makes the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub the reason to launch, giving the pilot or crew several guided attacks against the targets the loadout was chosen to face. The MX variant has a deployable blast shield and features several sensors and internal screens that ensure visibility even when the shield is activated; however, this enhancement does compromise overall visibility.
The route, sensors, and protection behind the Fury MX's strike
With the Fury MX, guided weapons lead the attack, supported by the sensors, speed, and direct-fire weapons needed before and after launch.
Development note: The Fury MX is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.19.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
The equipment behind the attack run on the Fury MX
The Fury MX carries the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub for deliberate attacks. Its sensors, weapon controls, and protection help the crew reach the target and use the limited ordnance carefully.
The MX variant has a deployable blast shield and features several sensors and internal screens that ensure visibility even when the shield is activated; however, this enhancement does compromise overall visibility.
The Fury MX carries twelve Size 2 missiles and eight Size 1 missiles in a compact carrier-launched strike craft.
An innovative strategy in snub craft design enhances portability, supporting easy transport and enabling rapid deployment into powerful swarm formations.
The route to the target should limit incoming fire before the main weapon is ready.
Access, arming controls, and clear crew procedures keep the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub secure until the attack is ready.
Firepower aboard the Fury MX
Twelve Size 2 missiles and eight Size 1 missiles give the Fury MX a concentrated guided payload inside a very small carrier-dependent craft.
Twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub
Verify the target and friendly positions before the Fury MX uses the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub.
Hold the Fury MX steady and use the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub from the planned range.
Count the Fury MX's available weapons and check the target before another attack.
The Fury MX's guided-weapon sequence
The Fury MX makes the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub count by choosing targets carefully instead of launching every weapon at the first lock.
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Confirm what the Fury MX is attacking
For the Fury MX, identify the target, nearby allies, defenses, and range before using a limited missile.
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Choose the Fury MX's next missile or torpedo
Aboard the Fury MX, choose a weapon suited to the target's size and defenses. A limited missile rack is too valuable to launch all at once.
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Confirm the target before launch
The Fury MX's crew uses the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub only after range, target identity, and friendly positions are clear.
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Check the target before the Fury MX fires again
Before another launch, the pilot confirms what the target can still do and which Fury MX missiles remain.
The Fury MX's attack run, system by system
The Fury MX pairs its twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub with target identification, a planned approach, release controls, and the defenses needed to leave after the attack.
Four main thrusters and no less than twelve maneuvering thrusters give the Fury MX class-defying dexterity.
Hard Target shapes how quickly and precisely the Fury MX can move during combat work.
A port-side compartment gives the Fury MX 0.45 SCU of internal storage for the pilot's equipment and supplies.
Inside the Fury MX, target identification and tracking help the crew choose when and where to use the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub.
The Fury MX's pilot manages a limited guided load
Sensors, target identification, range, and countermeasures all matter before committing the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub.
Choose each Fury MX missile carefully
The Fury MX's pilot needs to know which target deserves a guided weapon, which munition fits it, and whether the first launch worked before spending the next one.
For the Fury MX, guided weapons lead the attack, supported by the sensors, speed, and direct-fire weapons needed before and after launch.
Sensors confirm the target before the Fury MX uses the twenty missiles in a carrier-launched snub and checks whether another attack is needed.
The Fury MX remains dangerous when its pilot understands the damage and saves the right missile for the next target.
See the Fury MX in action
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