Scorpion SRV Missions Elite Dangerous Odyssey

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Vodel's Scorpion SRV released on December 9, 3307, becoming the corporation's first new SRV model in many years. Its development began in 3305 shortly after Core Dynamics' acquisition of Vodel, which gave the latter's engineering teams an infusion of funds. The SRV's designers built it specifically for combat operations and troop support.[1]

The Scorpion is a Multicrew-capable combat SRV that is compatible with the Planetary Vehicle Hangar. Its increased firepower, armour, and shielding compared to the Scarab allows it to more readily confront Skimmers or On Foot personnel, and the addition of a second seat means it can hold both a driver and a gunner, although the driver can still assume control of the weapons if they are alone. The Scorpion's armament consists of two weapons: the Surge Repeater, a rapid-fire weapon that increases its fire rate and accuracy the longer it is fired, and the Aculeus Launcher, a missile launcher with both dumbfire and lock-on modes.[2]

The enhanced combat capabilities of the Scorpion come at a cost: the Scorpion has half the cargo space of the Scarab, reduced speed and acceleration, and lacks the Scarab's Wave Scanner and booster jets. The SRV also can only be purchased from ports with a Military economy
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