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Why do i get the feeling that she's going to bunnyhop a torpedo and everyone's going to freak out
missing spaceAh. Enlisted, NCO, and Commissioned sections.Thank you, uniforms.
double periodShe said, shoulders straightening out and her stance shifting from a slump to fully upright.. "Sit down; let's keep this quick."
Aw, Grace has good friends."Oh wow." Luna started laughing. "I've never seen her that red in the face. She just dropped her phone."
Luna was able to laugh for a little longer before Zoey picked her phone up and rammed back into the conversation.
"Banned! Banned! Illegal! Grace, you can't have a sexy voice like that! Banned for being too sexy!" She shouted.
Why do i get the feeling that she's going to bunnyhop a torpedo and everyone's going to freak out
Right. Which means about ~250 kJ. But most of that is going into fragments that aren't hitting the target.Pretty sure Bofors used in AA would be firing HE rounds, not AP rounds, so the muzzle velocity wouldn't be as important in damaging the target compared to the bursting charge. (Which, if NavWeaps is right, was .067 or .068 kg of TNT.)
Grace's methods of torpedo defense:Why do i get the feeling that she's going to bunnyhop a torpedo and everyone's going to freak out
Given this is america we're talking about? Probably a lot, especially in the central, landlocked, states and Texas. But also… war against a common enemy has a way of bringing humans together, so I'd say less than if they didn't have an enemy to fight and the same things were happening.I wonder how much shit the Navy gets from reactionaries for the LGBT-friendly policies. Besides "not enough to outweigh the increase in recruitment and morale," obviously.
Things would get messy if shipgirls threatening to physically attack government officials got beyond 'very deniable implication', no matter how justified.There's also probably a certain amount of not wanting to have Angry Shipgirls showing up to hang you by your toenails, because your options for stopping them basically go "another shipgirl" and "Cruise missile strike" without a lot of in between. Even a teeny destroyer isn't going to give a single hecc about pretty much anything man portable, and even the good panic rooms aren't really rated for keeping out somebody that can put a couple thousand horsepower into their fingers to pull the door off.
It's hard to oppress a minority when said minority generally comes with naval rifles and multiple inches of steel plate armor attached.
Oh, certainly. But just the fact that they could and there wouldn't be much anyone could do about it if there wasn't another Shipgirl stopping them, would be a significant motivator. The basis of diplomacy, when you get right down to it, is the implication of "Or Else"; that applies to sociopolitical issues just as much, if not more, than those of international relations.Things would get messy if shipgirls threatening to physically attack government officials got beyond 'very deniable implication', no matter how justified.
If you try to personally and directly go after one of them, yeah, you're liable to get the 'bullying a dragon' treatment and unless you get turned into ludicrous gibs nobody's going to be able to complain much. If you're sitting in a legislature making dickish comments and votes, everybody is going to have a lot of incentive to find a way to fix the problem that doesn't involve naval rifles or girls putting fists through walls.
Of course, shipgirls also have brains and the support base that comes with being existentially critical strategic assets, so that can probably be arranged. Seemingly has been arranged relatively well...
Abyssals and shipgirls are going to be constantly stealing Grace from each other in the largest game of keep away the world has ever seen."The waters aren't Abyssal-controlled, right?" I asked, a moment later.
"We aren't expecting major warfleets, but it only takes one torpedo." Barker said. "So don't be careless."
In fact, she's the only shipgirl who can't bunny-hop over a torpedo. Because the lower part of her body is an elongated manta ray, ya know.
Grace's methods of torpedo defense:
0. Torpedoes not launched because Abby really didn't handle the presents the humans and shipgirls gave it well.
1. Evade by *** ****** * **** *****
2. Evade by thrust vectoring maneuvers
3. Prevent detonation by **** ****** ** **** ** ************* *****
4. Underside profile of body deflects surface-running torpedoes down instead of allowing contact detonation
5. Be in ********** ****
6. **** ***** ***** *****, "***** *** ******"
Filed under ideas for Grace's future (temporary/testing/trial command) Division poster and or Patch.Also, crustaceans, quite possibly crabs... a future video of a not-Abyssal crab rave? 🦀🦀🦀
I can already see the jokes about the two sides having joint custody.I wonder if "mistaken for an allied abyssal and thus not engaged" is in this list. Probably not when shipgirl escorts are around. But it would be funny if an abyssal fleet would try to intentionally capture Grace thinking that she was in turn captured by shipgirls.
Grace's anatomy is so fucking weird I'm seriously considering that she might be full of tiny space aliens that did research on kanmusu, their place in human society, and who would want to be one even if it came with superfishial resemblances to the enemy.
Ouch.
USS Constitution seems to have a speech to make anyone feel 10cm tall, and like they have 10 IQ.Of course, shipgirls also have brains and the support base that comes with being existentially critical strategic assets, so that can probably be arranged. Seemingly has been arranged relatively well...
Maybe. But a fleet carrier sailing around without escorts is the kind of thing that makes flag officers start asking pointed questions. As a fleet carrier, any Admiral is going to consider "escorts" to go on the same checklist as "food" "ammo" and "spares."I wonder if "mistaken for an allied abyssal and thus not engaged" is in this list. Probably not when shipgirl escorts are around. But it would be funny if an abyssal fleet would try to intentionally capture Grace thinking that she was in turn captured by shipgirls.
Normal shipgirls only ovulate (and therefore have the possibility of menstruating) when one factor is low and another is high. Grace's parts may or may not have the same factors.On the one hand, no caffeine, which likely means no chocolate 😱, but on the other hand, probably no periods, which is a significant reason to want chocolate. On the gripping hand, a quick search suggests that decaffeinated chocolate exists, at least today, anyway.
Correct. No CSA girls.
I was gonna suggest as the *******'s fleet flag/symbol but I realized that it has to be something else. Which I have already foreshadowed.Filed under ideas for Grace's future (temporary/testing/trial command) Division poster and or Patch.
But I hadn't heard about decalf chocolate before. So that'll be showing up (hopefully)
What I am hearing is that there were a bunch of disasters that pissed off the general populace in the Early days of the War to get those passed. With an interesting twist being that it's the groups usually supporting freedom of expression helping craft the legislature restricting it (because they want to ensure it's as hard to abuse as possible) whilst the groups which have traditionally been all about restricting freedom of expression (though admittedly also screaming about how they have rights to speak freely any time someone tries to stop them enforcing restrictions) which are pissed off at the legislation.Plus I mentioned earlier about there being a law where you can't make money distributing fake news about the war. So it's harder for people to stir up the entire pot.
I wonder if it would be possible to embroider shipgirl clothes?
Well, the Abyssal War is a war where the coastline is most at risk and it's at risk in a way which can only be partially protected from.
Hence the mass migrations of the coastal population towards the inland regions.