What's the range on a Yamataian's telepathy? I remember the number 300 m for some reason.
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Telepathy question
- Thread starter Doshii Jun
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Righto then. And the NH-29 and what not have much longer ranges, according to the CCG. Just to make sure.
Fred
Retired Staff
The Yamataian could receive, but not dispatch.
Personally, I think 1 KM is a tad short compared to the NH-17. I was expecting at least 10% of the range, not 2% ^_^;
Also, if a Yamataian used his/her telepathy on a Star Army ship, wouldn't she be blocked by the walls and ceilings?
Personally, I think 1 KM is a tad short compared to the NH-17. I was expecting at least 10% of the range, not 2% ^_^;
Also, if a Yamataian used his/her telepathy on a Star Army ship, wouldn't she be blocked by the walls and ceilings?
It also means there's no dispatching from a power armor.
Hey wait, Wes -- could an armor use its Psionic Signal Controller or something to boost a signal, or allow it to transmit through a helmet?
Sweet.
I think Star Army vessels, equipped with -IES units, can carry messages through walls and such.
But telepathy is omni-directional, similar to a radio transmission. So it isn't limited to line-of-sight.
But telepathy is omni-directional, similar to a radio transmission. So it isn't limited to line-of-sight.
Or would be uni-directional? Such as, I can transmit down a hall?
Yeah ... but if A is at one end of a hall, and B is at the other end, with nothing between them, they can talk, yes?
