An even worse glitch is that the liberator may be fired in a random direction, flying off with the arming sound playing.Strangely, the missile will sometimes suddenly reset and play the animation again. Sometimes the Liberator may be launched without playing the animation and is already fully extended.Even after receiving the blueprints from Alice, the player is still able to purchase the blueprint at Sao Perula.Unlike a ship, the Liberator's model is not solid to space stations and it will clip straight through them.This costs over 550.000 credits to produce (or about double on autocomplete). It can also be purchased beforehand at the Sao Perula station in the Loma system for one million credits however once you have obtained the liberator throught story, you can waste one million credits again to buy it from loma. The explosion does not count)Īlice gives the player the blueprint during the Valkyrie storyline. (Ram and destroy 8 asteroids using a single Liberator. The Liberator is needed to achieve the 'Hot Shot' medal. It is recommended you stop your ship within range, where you can take all the time you need to disable the destroyer without flying into it. Just be careful that your ship does not stray into the target(s) you are trying to eliminate. Its 13,800 meter range makes it ideal for taking out powerful targets such as Vossk and Terran Battle Cruisers and their turrets, as well as large groups of ships, without getting fired upon. Despite the description, it's better off used to pick off enemies from a distance. As a trade-off, however, the Liberator's long flight duration somewhat compensates the reload. However, it has the longest loading speed, second-to-lowest blast magnitude, and its blueprint is long. The Liberator outclasses the Extinctor, Oppressor, and Tormentor in damage dealt, range and speed. After detonation, the camera pans back to the players' ship. The missile can be detonated by pressing the secondary fire button on the right side of the screen at any time, after twenty seconds of continuous flight, or upon contact with any ship. While flying the missile, the player's ship will continue to fly forward and should their primary weapons/auto turrets are already attacking continuously, the firing will proceed on but be aware that your ship is vunerable to attack while controlling the Liberator. When fired, the four wings of the missile extend and the camera pans behind it, allowing the player to steer it as if it were any ship. The Liberator is extremely fast and maneuverable and therefore an ideal weapon to destroy groups of opponents from a large distance. This deadly missile can be remotely controlled after being fired.

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