faction guidelines update

src/en/monolith/shipyard/faction_guidelines.md

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 ## TSF Ship Design
 #### Technology and design
-- Higher-tech feel and general technology level.
-- Tech is generally TSF-origin.
+- Higher-tech feel and general technology level - near-future advanced navy vibe.
+- Tech is generally TSF-original.
 - Ships that like to fly closer to the enemy and brawl while dodging, but will succumb to pressure once breached.
 #### Weaponry
 - Prefers energy weapons, some EMP, and fast-firing ballistics. Generally shorter range.
-- Armament is almost entirely forward-focused, with few side and almost none, if any, backward firing arcs.
+- Armament is almost entirely forward-focused, with few side and almost none, if any, backward firing arcs. Rare broadside ships.
 #### Internals
-- Moderately but not prohibitively cramped on small to medium ships, not cramped on larger ships.
-- Can have various non-vital luxury and bureaucracy rooms, especially on larger ships.
-- Generally little to no redundant or backup systems on anything short of capitals.
-- Good radar systems, good FTL, common shields even on smaller ships.
-- Efficient power generation (Pinch, etc., as opposed to AME or similar).
+- Centralized core systems
+- Effective information technology (radar, elint, etc) and advanced FTL drives/shields
+- Efficient, high tech power generation (Pinch, etc., as opposed to AME or similar).
 #### Defense and mobility
-- Bad internal armor.
-- Lower moderate to moderate exterior armor, good frontal armor.
-- Moderate to high thrust even on larger ships.
+- Less dense armor (not bricks) - reliance on shields
+- Good speed and maneuverability in general.
 
 ## PDV Ship Design
 #### Technology and design
-- Dated feel and general technology feel.
-- Can use Syndicate tech, but sparingly.
-- Rare or research-locked ships may have reverse-engineered high tech.
-- Ships suitable for longer-range bombardment that can resist hull breaches, rotate to another side, and keep attacking, but are less convenient to operate.
+- Outdated feel, with ships being largely repurposed industrial rigs.
+- Rare or research-locked ships may have reverse-engineered high tech, like TSF ships.
 #### Weaponry
 - Prefers punchy lower-firerate ballistics and missiles. Common long-range weaponry.
-- Armament generally has full or near-full firing arc coverage. Common broadside ships.
-- Should have less guns be capable of facing any one direction at a given time.
+- Spread-out armament with significant firing arc coverage. Common broadside ships.
 #### Internals
-- Highly cramped even on larger ships.
-- Common redundant or backup systems, such as supply rooms, backup power generation (can include solar panel crates with solar control console flatpack), redundant wiring, or a second bridge on large vessels.
+- Multiple redundant or backup systems, such as supply rooms, backup power generation (can include solar panel crates with solar control console flatpack), redundant wiring, or a second bridge on large vessels.
 - Hull may have metal foam modules to automatically vacuum-seal itself on damage.
 - Little, but some, flavor rooms.
-- Rare shields.
+- Almost no shields - reliance on raw armor
 #### Defense and mobility
 - Good internal armor.
 - Moderate to high armor depending on ship class, distributed across the whole exterior.
-- Lower to moderate thrust, lower rotation rate.
+- Slow movement.
+
+## Visual guide
+![image](shipsinspiration.png)