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+1 for you good sir.

I am however in favor of adding a second dread per Xtover's recommendations. That would be more sensible for actual PVP combat. Granted The old dread will probably no longer get any use as the creating a more expensive version didnt work for the last ccp tried to do it with (super carriers) but with a few tweaks I think a sieged dread would be better used for a pos bash or station smashing where as the super dread as it were is better for pvp.

and for the love of god make it dockable!

I wouldnt go so far to say nerfing sub caps is necessary. I think instead caps just need to be adjusted (calling for both nerfs and buffs on various points). Sub caps seem to have everything balanced nicely.

As the old adage goes "if it aint broke dont fix it"

Imagine taking 4x 425mm Prototype Gauss Guns, welding them together along with independent internal tracking computers and housing that in an extra large turret casing with high speed tracking servos. The powergrid and CPU demands for this module would be on par with other extra large modules.

As you'd expect, I used the 425mm Prototype Gauss Gun as a benchmark. For brevity, I'll use 425PGG instead of writing it all out. I'll explain my thinking:

The capacity (ammo) is huge. With 10 m3, it can hold 100 large hybrid rounds (they are 0.1 m3 each). The size of this ammo bay is the same as other extra large turrets; it just uses smaller rounds.
The volume is identical to the volume of the other extra large hybrid turrets.
The mass is identical to the volume of the other extra large hybrid turrets. Mass for some of these modules don't make any sense when you really look at them, so this is just a throwaway number.
The reload time is 10 seconds. This is considerably longer than any of the other extra large turrets (they reload in 5 seconds). I figured that it is appropriate for the number of rounds it holds. At 10 seconds, it takes as long to reload this as it would to reload a scan probe launcher.
The activation cost is 50 GJ per cycle. Each cycle represents 1 of the 4 guns in the battery discharging. While it shoots the equivalent of a 425PGG round, it uses almost 3 times as much capacitor as a single 425PGG does. This is because the module maintains a sustained ignition charge, rather than the spikes that 425PGG's use. The activation cost works out to be slightly more than the other extra large guns per second.
The structure hitpoints are identical to the structure hitpoints of the other extra large hybrid turrets.
The accuracy falloff is identical to the 425PGG.
The Tracking Speed is 0.005 rads/sec slower than a 425PGG. I justify this by considering most of the considerable bulk of this module is comprised of actuators and alignment drives. The combined volume of 4x 425PGGs is 80 m3, which leaves 3920 m3 of additional targeting computers, motors and fire control. The slightly lower tracking speed is a modest disadvantage over 4 individual 425PGGs.
The rate of fire is 3 seconds. I got this value by looking at the rate of fire of a single 425PGG, dividing it by 4 (2.375 seconds) and then rounding up. This battery fires one of the 4x 425PGGs every 3 seconds, cycling back through to the first in 12 seconds. This rate of fire is actually 20% slower than 4 single 425PGGs.
The damage modifier is identical to the damage modifier of a 425PGG.
The optimal range is identical to the optimal range of a 425PGG.
The signature resolution is identical to the signature resolution of 425PGG's.

Considering the high slot restrictions that I've been proposing workarounds for in this thread, modules of this type would solve all of the problems without necessitating elaborate changes. These modules would only be fittable onto dreadnoughts, and don't even begin to compare with the destructive capabilities of their extra large siege weapons. They would trade raw damage for tracking speed, and would allow dreadnoughts the ability to engage cruiser and battleship sized craft.

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Remove tracking penalty in siege so that Titans no longer speed tank them.

Everything else is fine as is.