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As a negative note, the downsides to a supercarrier are enough to keep many pilots from flying one. The first, and largest, restriction is that you cannot dock a supercarrier. They are simply too large for stations and outposts to dock them. They have to be parked within a POS shield to be safe while not flying in one. This also means that repairs to supercarrier must be completed by module-based repairs, whether local modules or remote logistics. | As a negative note, the downsides to a supercarrier are enough to keep many pilots from flying one. The first, and largest, restriction is that you cannot dock a supercarrier. They are simply too large for stations and outposts to dock them. They have to be parked within a POS shield to be safe while not flying in one. This also means that repairs to supercarrier must be completed by module-based repairs, whether local modules or remote logistics. | ||
Supercarriers' only offensive weapons are fighters and fighter-bombers, which are very effective against structures, other capitals and large subcapitals like battleships, but a supercarrier will have a hard time applying damage to anything smaller. | |||
While a supercarrier is immune to standard electronic warfare, including warp disruptors, they are still affected by interdiction bubbles, mobile warp disruption fields, and warp disruption field generators. | |||
Finally, a supercarrier is at its most vulnerable while under construction. To construct a supercarrier, a capital ship assembly array must be anchored and deployed within a POS shield, inside a system where the owner holds sovereignty. The construction time on supercapitals is very long and an occupied CSAA will make a tempting strategic target for enemy alliances. | |||