Oh, yeah, totally a reference, my dude. I had a dream awhile ago which this reminds me of, but it had this really cool personal submersible which looked something like if you can imagine a seamoth's cockpit with one of those metal bar terraces which some larger submersibles have mechanical arms and tools hanging from, but started at the sides of the craft and extended a good meter in front of it. At the front were two ion-drive type modules which were attached to the metal grating next to each other sorta' like the hover-car from StarWars Episode 3. The cockpit was also tilted slightly upwards and flat rather than directly forwards like in the seamoth; both because of the ion drive thingies being in its way and because of speed. It also had a really sleekly-hidden torpedo bay at its sides that I liked; however, it wasn't 'my own' and the cockpit was locked so I couldn't Hotwire it
Oh, yeah, totally a reference, my dude. I had a dream awhile ago which this reminds me of, but it had this really cool personal submersible which looked something like if you can imagine a seamoth's cockpit with one of those metal bar terraces which some larger submersibles have mechanical arms and tools hanging from, but started at the sides of the craft and extended a good meter in front of it. At the front were two ion-drive type modules which were attached to the metal grating next to each other sorta' like the hover-car from StarWars Episode 3. The cockpit was also tilted slightly upwards and flat rather than directly forwards like in the seamoth; both because of the ion drive thingies being in its way and because of speed. It also had a really sleekly-hidden torpedo bay at its sides that I liked; however, it wasn't 'my own' and the cockpit was locked so I couldn't Hotwire it
This is a surprising amount of detail for a dream. Usually I can’t remember shit after I dream of something so awesome.
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The Seamoth was released in Subnautica in around 2014.
So technically, there's a chance Aston Martin might have taken some inspiration from here.
You know, maybe.
I imagine an epic UWE lair at the bottom of the sea
It should be a lot more stable without adding mass, that's for sure.
Better visibility where it matters as well.
I believe that this is a modification. The seamoth in-game can't protect the player well from radiation while this is a must in space travel.
This is a surprising amount of detail for a dream. Usually I can’t remember shit after I dream of something so awesome.