See those tenticles.. thats PROBABLY how since if you scan a Nomad ship it says it looks more like it was GROWN than constructed.

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you'll never see a nomad inside their ship, even though the ship is transparent..


..and I just wonder, where do I buy one of those?...

The Nomad ships are probably living creatures like the Nomads with the same purposes, infact the ships are also part of the Nomad species, and on the third time I played the last level I scanned a nomad ship, before then I thought the Nomad ships were comprised of mostly energy (Like the Taelons from EFC)

"It is said that revenge is a dish best served cold, it is very cold in space."
~Khan, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

It most likely probable that the Nomad ships are an evolutionary step for their species to maintain protection of their master's systems. So most likely the vessels are somesort of nomad wiht the battleship acting more as a queen creature or overlord than as a combat vessel.

The nomads remind me of the Dredge from Titan A.E.

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I don't own this base, but I do have a sizeable stake in its operations...

Nomads are the sad result of what can happen when you combine a stretch armstrong with silly putty.

To me the Nomads remind me of the creatures in James camerons 'Abyss'.

The nomads are a mix of Titan AE, The Abyss and The Invsion of the Body Snatchers.

To me, they look like a headcrab...

As for the nomads, if the battleship is "grown", how come they were being "built" in the Rhineland shipyards? Seems confusing to me...

"If there are other intelligent beings in the Universe, why aren't they here?". - Enrico Fermi

(Also known as the Fermi Paradox ...)

You have a point - the Rhinelanders were *bulding* the ships.