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Does anyone actually use this type? I tried it once, thinking that it would just get the enemy ship's face and shoot, but instead it RAMMED them, destroying it and the enemy, and leaving me with one less ship. Shows how much I know. Is there a practical use for this type of ship?

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uhhh a last resort AI type and its fun to make kinetic missiles.

Generally it's better to ram an enemy than to blow up next to YOUR ships. If you're talking about setting it to Kamikaze in Shipmaker, that's a different story. Kinetic missiles are fun but not too practical, but selecting a dying ship in game and hitting [Ctrl] + [K] is.

No y.

There's a practical use and it's called kinetic missiles. Other than that, you might want to use it if your ship has no guns left to attack the enemy with.

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I use it for kinetic missiles, and "mines". Otherwise? I prefer to use my gunless ships as bait, so the enemies home in on them and my gunned ships can flank.

Kamakazi?

Fail.

Its Kamikaze.

Actually it's Shin Fu. It's spelled 神風.

It's Shen Feng in chinese, you dipshit.
That was Chinese.

Kami- Heavenly
Kaze- Wind.

Kamikaze- Heavenly Wind.

Kamikaze AI is useless. Period. Only fun if you wish to create ships which don't fight but use self-destruct in your enemy's face.

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The term is JAPANESE in nature! NOT Chinese!

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Which is their use, thus making it useful. People like kinetic missles.

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He knows that, genius, he was saying that "Shen Feng" was the Chinese equivilent to Kamikaze.

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Doesn't Kami mean 'god'?

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Oh sorry. My mistake.

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S'all good.

And yes, T-002, Kami does mean "god". It also means "spirit" and "divine", if I'm not mistaken. Japanese words can have more than one meaning, just like english words. In fact, two words in Japanese can be pronounced exactly the same, yet have a different meaning, and a different kanji to represent them.

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