StrikeWyvernX02S
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no ftl (obviously), no /tp, no hax, just sublights in the strongest point of a star's gravity
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What mechs can escape a gravitational field with sheer thrust alone?
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That would be the surface, about 615km/s for surface escape for a star about the same mass and diameter as the sun. It's more for denser, smaller stars since it's a function of both mass and radius. Find the sublight space speed of the mech. There you go. (SARPtech has very efficient and powerful sublight plasma thrusters).
Charmaylarg Dufrain
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None of mine, thats for sure!
(There ye go, I just removed at least 70% of the settings mechs to narrow it down for you~)
(There ye go, I just removed at least 70% of the settings mechs to narrow it down for you~)
The Ke-M19 "Ryoko" is a Yamataian surface-to-orbit space mecha designed for orbital fire support and seems to have what you're asking about.
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The NDC's NH-VF-1 "Banshee" if I did the conversion right. Though pretty sure the heat and pressure would annihilate you first.
