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	! Main Speed		! Main Speed !! Thruster Speed !! Range !! Acceleration !! Top Speed In !! Turn Rate !! Radar box, m (width × height × length) !! Side-on !! Nose-on !! 45° off nose, level !! Peak, banked 45° (angle off nose)
	! Thruster Speed
	! Range
	! Acceleration
	! Top Speed In
	! Turn Rate
	! Radar ~~Cross Section~~ (~~Front/~~Side)
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	\| 250-400 m/s \|\| 40-50 m/s \|\| 1458-11911 m \|\| 35.7-76.5 G \|\| 0.3-1.1 sec \|\| 3.9-13.3 G \|\| 156 ~~m<sup>2</sup>/400 m<sup>2</sup>~~		\| 250-400 m/s \|\| 40-50 m/s \|\| 1458-11911 m \|\| 35.7-76.5 G \|\| 0.3-1.1 sec \|\| 3.9-13.3 G \|\| 12.5 × 12.5 × 32 \|\| 400 \|\| 156 \|\| 393 \|\| 587 (75°)
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	! Radar Cross Section (Front/Side)		! Radar Cross Section (Front/Side)
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	\| 250-400 m/s \|\| 40-50 m/s \|\| 1458-11911 m \|\| 35.7-76.5 G \|\| 0.3-1.1 sec \|\| 35.7-76.5 G \|\| 156 m<sup>2</sup>/400 m<sup>2</sup>		\| 250-400 m/s \|\| 40-50 m/s \|\| 1458-11911 m \|\| 35.7-76.5 G \|\| 0.3-1.1 sec \|\| 3.9-13.3 G \|\| 156 m<sup>2</sup>/400 m<sup>2</sup>
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Warhead

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	The SSM-1 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.		The SSM-1 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.

	Anti-craft warheads are almost always Blast Frag, as EL does not bring useful benefits against craft and costs significantly more.<ref>EL has some uses in this role: a size-4 EL penetrates a 0.30 cm bomber skin and does full damage, while size-4 Blast Frag is stopped and halved, and EL also raises the crossing hit roll against a size-1 craft from about 60% to about 90%.</ref> This is because craft, unlike missiles, take 50% damage on a failed roll instead of 0 damage, in addition to HE-frag warheads being less likely to fail against craft<ref>Success probability increases with craft size, and Stealth Coating brings all craft back down below the threshold of taking 0 damage on a failed roll like HE-frag warheads do against missiles</ref>. BF warheads are seen in either size 3 or size 4, which one you use depends on the faction you are playing. ANS uses size 4 warheads to defeat the higher health of Barracuda fighters, while OSP uses size 3 warheads which are sufficient to defeat Tanto fighters. This difference in warhead does not significantly affect ~~the missile's ability to kill bombers~~, but ~~does provide~~ a ~~slight~~ range ~~advantage~~ to ~~OSP~~.		Anti-craft warheads are almost always Blast Frag, as EL does not bring useful benefits against craft and costs significantly more.<ref>EL has some uses in this role: a size-4 EL penetrates a 0.30 cm bomber skin and does full damage, while size-4 Blast Frag is stopped and halved, and EL also raises the crossing hit roll against a size-1 craft from about 60% to about 90%.</ref> This is because craft, unlike missiles, take 50% damage on a failed roll instead of 0 damage, in addition to HE-frag warheads being less likely to fail against craft<ref>Success probability increases with craft size, and Stealth Coating brings all craft back down below the threshold of taking 0 damage on a failed roll like HE-frag warheads do against missiles</ref>. BF warheads are seen in either size 3 or size 4, which one you use depends on the faction you are playing. ANS uses size 4 warheads to defeat the higher health of Barracuda fighters, while OSP uses size 3 warheads which are sufficient to defeat Tanto fighters. This difference in warhead does not significantly affect bomber kills (neither size penetrates bomber skin, and both need about five hits on a 135 HP bomber), but the size-3 warhead frees an engine size and gives about a third more range (about 5.9 km to about 7.9 km at the max-flight-time corner).

	Anti-missile warheads can use either form of HE Frag, with both Blast Frag and Blast Frag-EL seeing use depending on desired investment and reliability.		Anti-missile warheads can use either form of HE Frag, with both Blast Frag and Blast Frag-EL seeing use depending on desired investment and reliability.
	BF warheads are only ever around 50% reliable at best against missiles, often requiring twice as many AMMs fired at a target to defeat it. As such, the most common BF warhead size is 4, under the assumption that if the warhead successfully hits it had better kill. This allows for a generalist missile that can reliably semi-reliably defeat any size 2 missile or size 3 hybrid type missile in two shots and remain effective against enemy fighters, if with less range than a dedicated ACM tuning.		BF warheads are only ever around 50% reliable at best against missiles, often requiring twice as many AMMs fired at a target to defeat it. As such, the most common BF warhead size is 4, under the assumption that if the warhead successfully hits it had better kill. This allows for a generalist missile that can reliably semi-reliably defeat any size 2 missile or size 3 hybrid type missile in two shots and remain effective against enemy fighters, if with less range than a dedicated ACM tuning.

	EL warheads are significantly more reliable, often requiring half as many AMMs fired at a target to defeat it. However their high cost dictates that the most common forms of EL warhead are size 1 and size 2; the former can one-shot size 2 missiles and two shot size 3 ~~hybrid types~~, while the latter is more effective against size 3 hybrid types using hardened skin and retains the ability to two-shot them, but is less cost efficient against everything else.		EL warheads are significantly more reliable, often requiring half as many AMMs fired at a target to defeat it. However their high cost dictates that the most common forms of EL warhead are size 1 and size 2; the former can one-shot non-HS size 2 missiles (Hardened Skin size 2s need two hits) and two-shot non-HS size 3 hybrids (Hardened Skin size 3 hybrids need three), while the latter is more effective against size 3 hybrid types using hardened skin and retains the ability to two-shot them, but is less cost efficient against everything else.

	=== Engine ===		=== Engine ===

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	The SSM-1 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.		The SSM-1 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.

	Anti-craft warheads are almost always Blast Frag, as EL does not bring useful benefits against craft and costs significantly more. This is because craft, unlike missiles, take 50% damage on a failed roll instead of 0 damage, in addition to HE-frag warheads being less likely to fail against craft<ref>Success probability increases with craft size, and Stealth Coating brings all craft back down below the threshold of taking 0 damage on a failed roll like HE-frag warheads do against missiles</ref>. BF warheads are seen in either size 3 or size 4, which one you use depends on the faction you are playing. ANS uses size 4 warheads to defeat the higher health of Barracuda fighters, while OSP uses size 3 warheads which are sufficient to defeat Tanto fighters. This difference in warhead does not significantly affect the missile's ability to kill bombers, but does provide a slight range advantage to OSP.		Anti-craft warheads are almost always Blast Frag, as EL does not bring useful benefits against craft and costs significantly more.<ref>EL has some uses in this role: a size-4 EL penetrates a 0.30 cm bomber skin and does full damage, while size-4 Blast Frag is stopped and halved, and EL also raises the crossing hit roll against a size-1 craft from about 60% to about 90%.</ref> This is because craft, unlike missiles, take 50% damage on a failed roll instead of 0 damage, in addition to HE-frag warheads being less likely to fail against craft<ref>Success probability increases with craft size, and Stealth Coating brings all craft back down below the threshold of taking 0 damage on a failed roll like HE-frag warheads do against missiles</ref>. BF warheads are seen in either size 3 or size 4, which one you use depends on the faction you are playing. ANS uses size 4 warheads to defeat the higher health of Barracuda fighters, while OSP uses size 3 warheads which are sufficient to defeat Tanto fighters. This difference in warhead does not significantly affect the missile's ability to kill bombers, but does provide a slight range advantage to OSP.

	Anti-missile warheads can use either form of HE Frag, with both Blast Frag and Blast Frag-EL seeing use depending on desired investment and reliability.		Anti-missile warheads can use either form of HE Frag, with both Blast Frag and Blast Frag-EL seeing use depending on desired investment and reliability.

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Body

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	=== Body ===		=== Body ===

	The SSM1's most notable trait is perhaps its 50% cost reduction for seekers, making it the only missile in the game which is capable of taking a warhead as well as an ACT seeker while staying within the 1 point price class. Besides ~~that~~, the following advice is given for general usage and building of the SSM1:		The SSM1's most notable trait is perhaps its 50% cost reduction for seekers, making it the only missile in the game which is capable of taking a warhead as well as an ACT seeker while staying within the 1 point price class. Secondarily, the SSM1 may take a second seeker, further enhancing its lethality. Besides those, the following advice is given for general usage and building of the SSM1:

	=== Warhead ===		=== Warhead ===

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	The '''SSM-1 Remise''', commonly referred to as an "SSM1", is a highly performant anti-craft missile available to craft, owing to its exceptional cost efficiency and dual seeker slots.		The '''SSM-1 Remise''', commonly referred to as an "SSM1", is a highly performant anti-craft missile available exclusively to craft, owing its performance to its exceptional cost efficiency and dual seeker slots.

	== Design Considerations ==		== Design Considerations ==

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	The '''SSM-1 Remise''', commonly referred to as an "SSM1", is ~~the highest~~ performant ~~Anti~~-craft missile available to craft.		The '''SSM-1 Remise''', commonly referred to as an "SSM1", is a highly performant anti-craft missile available to craft, owing to its exceptional cost efficiency and dual seeker slots.

	== Design Considerations ==		== Design Considerations ==
	=== Body ===		=== Body ===

	The ~~Remise~~'s most notable trait is perhaps its 50% cost reduction for seekers, making it the only missile in the game which is capable of taking a warhead as well as an ACT seeker while staying within the 1 point price class. Besides that, the following advice is given for general usage and building of the ~~Remise~~:		The SSM1's most notable trait is perhaps its 50% cost reduction for seekers, making it the only missile in the game which is capable of taking a warhead as well as an ACT seeker while staying within the 1 point price class. Besides that, the following advice is given for general usage and building of the SSM1:

	=== Warhead ===		=== Warhead ===

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Design Considerations

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	== Design Considerations ==		== Design Considerations ==
			=== Body ===

			The Remise's most notable trait is perhaps its 50% cost reduction for seekers, making it the only missile in the game which is capable of taking a warhead as well as an ACT seeker while staying within the 1 point price class. Besides that, the following advice is given for general usage and building of the Remise:

	=== Warhead ===		=== Warhead ===
	The SSM-1 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.		The SSM-1 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.

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	\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:SSM-1 Icon.png\|200px]]		\| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:SSM-1 Icon.png\|200px]]
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	\| Type \|\| ~~Boosted,~~ Conventional		\| Type \|\| Conventional
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	\| Size \|\| 1		\| Size \|\| 1

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Stages

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	EL warheads are significantly more reliable, often requiring half as many AMMs fired at a target to defeat it. However their high cost dictates that the most common forms of EL warhead are size 1 and size 2; the former can one-shot size 2 missiles and two shot size 3 hybrid types, while the latter is more effective against size 3 hybrid types using hardened skin and retains the ability to two-shot them, but is less cost efficient against everything else.		EL warheads are significantly more reliable, often requiring half as many AMMs fired at a target to defeat it. However their high cost dictates that the most common forms of EL warhead are size 1 and size 2; the former can one-shot size 2 missiles and two shot size 3 hybrid types, while the latter is more effective against size 3 hybrid types using hardened skin and retains the ability to two-shot them, but is less cost efficient against everything else.

	=== ~~Stages~~ ===		=== Engine ===
	~~As a hybrid, the S2H has a fast first stage (the "Boost" stage) and a slow second stage (the "Main" stage). The staging is triggered when ANY of the following occur:~~		Defensive Anti-craft S1s will typically seek to achieve ~4.5 G and around 300+ m/s to get a good probability of kill and a good No Escape Zone against their targets.
	* A range-~~capable seeker (e~~.~~g. ACT, EO, CMD) sees~~ a ~~target AND the missile is within staging range~~ of ~~the target AND no higher priority seeker sees a target~~
	* A direction-only seeker (e.g. ARAD, HOJ, SAH, WAKE) sees a ~~target AND no higher priority seeker sees a target~~
	* All seekers are jammed (e.~~g. ACT will stage when radar jammed)~~

	~~The Boost stage on SDM1 is generally tuned to have minimum maneuverability, with the fastest speed that attains the desired range. SDM~~-1s typically ~~use max or near max speed, as the ~3km range is more than enough, while the~~ high ~~closing velocity provides improved target discrimination and helps secure first shooter advantage~~.		Defensive Anti-Missile S1s will typically seek to achieve 10+ G to get a good probability of hit against high agility hybrid type missiles in their terminal maneuvers.

	~~The Main stage on SDM1 is effectively identical to the S1/SSM-1 engine, though generally they bias towards speed/range and away from maneuver. Defensive~~ Anti-~~craft~~ S1s will typically seek to ~~achieve ~4.5 G and around 300+ m/s~~ to ~~get a good probability of kill~~ and ~~a good No Escape Zone against their targets. Note that direction-only seekers force a minimum range (e.g. ARAD forces the main stage to have at least 3km range, preferably more)~~.		Anti-ship S1s will typically seek to maximize speed so as to penetrate point defense via speed and mass alone.

	== Common Missile Designs ==		== Common Missile Designs ==