next best ship

[Greylock3491]

Back on the Python, if you go to Coriolis and sort by Cargo there's no medium ship that even comes close - it's a huge gap and one reason why I love using the Python for trade cgs

And they just recently boosted the T7 to carry 300 tons, it used to be on par with a python, utterly useless for anything but cargo and couldn't land on outposts.

The python carried as much as it, landed on medium platforms, and could kill anything in front of it at the same time.

Yeah, I really wish the T7 could land on a medium pad

[TorTorden]

Back on the Python, if you go to Coriolis and sort by Cargo there's no medium ship that even comes close - it's a huge gap and one reason why I love using the Python for trade cgs

And they just recently boosted the T7 to carry 300 tons, it used to be on par with a python, utterly useless for anything but cargo and couldn't land on outposts.

The python carried as much as it, landed on medium platforms, and could kill anything in front of it at the same time.

Yeah, I really wish the T7 could land on a medium pad

Why it's a tin can of death?
I'd stay with an asp x until you can get a python, then go for the conda

[Greylock3491]

And they just recently boosted the T7 to carry 300 tons, it used to be on par with a python, utterly useless for anything but cargo and couldn't land on outposts.

The python carried as much as it, landed on medium platforms, and could kill anything in front of it at the same time.

Yeah, I really wish the T7 could land on a medium pad

Why it's a tin can of death?
I'd stay with an asp x until you can get a python, then go for the conda

Not sure where the Tin can comment came from but I totally agree with the Python and Conda - they are my two most used ships after the DBX which I moved to from the ASPx for its jump range