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PARAKI

Formerly a design for stealth class midget submarines, the Paraki has been retooled for work on Europa. While sacrifices are made with manufacturing and weapons, this is made up for in stealth, speed, and adaptability. A battery centric design is supported by a terminal allowing custom power configurations for engines, ballast, and oxygen providing exceptional versatility. A small low-efficiency reactor is provided for emergency power.

100% vanilla; no mods required

A small submarine that provides a challenging experience for low crew numbers or even solo. Versatile but balanced for the experience, it can scale with you through a campaign whether by yourself, with AI crew, or other players.

This is a new variant of the Paraki, slightly larger and sold only as a T3 submarine. It has three hardpoints, one allowing large. It has five suit lockers, and a fabricator.

The Paraki2 features an extended hull from its base design representing the pinnacle of the midget class. The lack of manufacturing has been addressed with a fabricator in the lower fore deck. The battery centric design has been extended further with significantly increased power storage. Firepower has been improved with a dedicated gunnery compartment and armoury. A third hardpoint allows large weaponry to be mounted on the nose. A small low-efficiency reactor is provided for emergency power.




To complement it's battery centric focus, the terminal in the bridge offers commands to adjust power output to the engines, ballast, and oxygen generator. This allows you to adjust your approach depending on your mission or challenges you may face, maximizing endurance.

Nearly everything can be configured while under way, including exterior and navigation lights, suit tank storage, even the oxygen generator itself. All included light systems will stop working when the vessel is out of power, even when the lights aren't directly powered themselves.




The PARAKI comes fitted with a single coilgun as standard in the top mount, with a second configured hardpoint on the bottom. All vessels are fitted with a seperate periscope which can switch between three external cameras based on trigger input.




A variety of general alarms trigger notifications to the crew, through both lighting changes in the sub and alarm indicators in the bridge, and sirens throughout the ship. Some of the alarm settings can be adjusted on the bridge terminal to suit needs.


Top and bottom docking mounts both feature semi-automatic airlocks. Each mount can be configured to recharge the vessel via it's connection. The exterior doors are configured to not be opened while the interior door is open, unless the vessel is docked.