Firebrand
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Just a Special Operations/Boarding core for the MCAS.
Just a Special Operations/Boarding core for the MCAS.
Cora said:Take That's fail Five.
Learn to not fail please.
Also 16 hard points = cumbersome. tones them down.
Wes said:Chris, better grab your platters cause you just got served!
Anyway, I'm of the opinion that we should keep the MCAS armor sized. If we want to make a bigger modular mecha system, that should be a separate thing.
Cora said:Wes said:Chris, better grab your platters cause you just got served!
Anyway, I'm of the opinion that we should keep the MCAS armor sized. If we want to make a bigger modular mecha system, that should be a separate thing.
That was not a serving Wes. a Serving require wit, and as you just say, Five has none.
OsakanOne said:An intelligent summary of subject "M10 Dragoon core".
You seem unsure about just what it is you have outlined here.
Immediately, I believed core was torso or "primary bulk", since you've also outlined arms parts.
While anti-armor, no work has been made which outline just what makes it an effective anti-armor unit or how it is optimized for boarding and special operations.
The VAW needs outlining properly and must be approved as a separate weapon.
There is no mention of systems redundancy, nor why this is a "direct rival" to the Winter as you have passively inferred it to be:
The primary function of the Winter is to be a larger platform, bridging the gap between heavy armor and fighter. Most of the work in keeping it mobile is smart high performance fighter-level propulsion, resource management, a variable frame and the immense amount of work involved in solving subtle engineering problems.
While this means it took longer develop and may be harder to repair, the benefits are worth the work.
Since the two unit classes (fighters/space-armor) are so alike in terms of parts, it was quite easy to do but the Winter remains a frame (a sub-class of armor) by classification.
Nothing has changed.I redid the entire thing, but forgot to edit the starting post.
What I would have written... said:A new core unit for the Modular Combat Armor System, the Dragoon is constructed from Durandium. The Dragoon core specializes in ship-to-ship boarding and infiltration operations, using it's wire anchors and plasma torches to latch onto, close in and slice into the bowels of an enemy starship.
At such proximity, most starships lack proximity weapons to defend themselves, only armor or other units posing a threat.To assure that even at high speeds the body itself does not rip from the wire, it is especially treated with durandium. The wire anchors themselves are constructed from especially treated yarvex wire and are rocket propelled from compartments in the chest. The hooks are re-usable and their usage is not limited to boarding.
A Yama-Dura alloy shield (SP8) upon it's left fore-arm grants the Dragoon defense while cutting, which can be ejected once the incision has been made, and then bolted over the opening to assure enemy units do not follow it inside.
The Dragoon is remarkably adaptable, both technically and aesthetically and can be tailored for a large number of roles.
OsakanOne said:The part where you needed to say that in plain english out in the open so people could understand that.
Thank you for finally explaining.
What I would have written... said:A new core unit for the Modular Combat Armor System, the Dragoon is constructed from Durandium. The Dragoon core specializes in ship-to-ship boarding and infiltration operations, using it's wire anchors and plasma torches to latch onto, close in and slice into the bowels of an enemy starship.
At such proximity, most starships lack proximity weapons to defend themselves, only armor or other units posing a threat.To assure that even at high speeds the body itself does not rip from the wire, it is especially treated with durandium. The wire anchors themselves are constructed from especially treated yarvex wire and are rocket propelled from compartments in the chest. The hooks are re-usable and their usage is not limited to boarding.
A Yama-Dura alloy shield (SP8) upon it's left fore-arm grants the Dragoon defense while cutting, which can be ejected once the incision has been made, and then bolted over the opening to assure enemy units do not follow it inside.
The Dragoon is remarkably adaptable, both technically and aesthetically and can be tailored for a large number of roles.