Overall, their ships are great if you want a powerful and fast ship, but you had better be an ace pilot if you want to live for more than thirty seconds. However, this comes at a cost, that cost being that Split ships have very poor shielding, even worse than the Boron, so the survivability of Split ships in combat is quite poor, ironically.
The Split are warriors first and foremost, so their ships are well armed, and their prized Split engine designs make Split ships very, very fast. Sometimes can mount special weapons from other races, most notably the Paranid PSG.Overall, a Teladi ship is an excellent investment, so long as you don't need to get anywhere quickly. The trade-off is that Teladi ships are the slowest ships in the galaxy. The Teladi, being a merchant race, have an obvious tendency to give their ships really large cargo bays, however, what is less known about the Teladi is that they arm their ships to the teeth, and heavily shield them too, to better protect their profitsssssss. Overall, Boron ships are inferior to the ships of their Argon aliies. The only good thing about most Boron ships is that they can mount the Boron's signature weapon, the Ion Disruptor, but Argon ships can do that too, and better than the Boron. Boron ships are poorly armed and poorly shielded, and they don't really have much positive to show for it. The Boron are a race of pacifists, and it really shows in their ship designs. Overall, Argon ships can do any job, and sometimes they even do it better than the other races' more specialized ships. Thanks to their alliance with the Boron, some Argon ships can also mount Ion Disruptors, giving them many choices when it comes to armament. Also worth noting is that most Argon ships can mount the Argon's signature weapon, the Mass Driver, which ignores shields, but requires ammunition. The Argon build ships that are balanced in all areas. Here are my insights into those tendencies. The different races of X2: The Threat build their ships differently from one another, and each has it's own trends when it comes to ship design.
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