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We really need to get more liason things going. I feel like we are real light in office politics
Had a look and moved Katarina to a second Liason option for my plan. I picked the GDF because we're only neutral with them and I expect the GDF will be present in many future engagements.We really need to get more liason things going. I feel like we are real light in office politics
...Its right there in the unit biography. Being able to combine with things like the Perseus and the Centurion are one of the primary design goals of the concept in the first place.. We don't need more support units. We need combination units. The Sledder fills no niche in our deployment, but we need a combination unit for Perseus. We can build the Sledder when we have more fully kitted out Super robot teams.
Yeah, that's one of the ideas behind it basically being a Second Generation iteration of the Jackal. The same kinds of stuff would be able to get carried over to similar frames from the same series, such as the Beowulf or whatever the Super Robot friendly version of the Sledder winds up being called.Chron, do you think we'd be able to add some of the Sledders upgrades to the Timberwolf Formation?
I dont see why they have to be mutually exclusive, which in this case from what I understand it aint?
To be more specific, I don't see a way it would add much to the Perseus as a combination form...Its right there in the unit biography. Being able to combine with things like the Perseus and the Centurion are one of the primary design goals of the concept in the first place.
The major stumbling block for things like the triple combination are issues with the power sources being incompatible. The major issue for combining with the Perseus is we lack units capable of providing the core unit with the mobility to make the combination worthwhile in the first place.
The Sledder addresses both those issues while also filling a niche in it's own right as a second generation production unit.
While also being just a straight upgrade to the Jackal from the perspective of the Defense Forces.
Saying it doesn't fill a niche is just a plain lie. It very clearly fills several.
"Happy to help," you answer honestly. "Just one word of caution?" When Lenora tilts her head at you inquisitively, you continue, "You can tell your experts what they shouldn't do, and you definitely should tell them what you want. But don't tell them how to do it, not in a micromanaging way. Let them come up with ideas on how to get to where you want them to go, pick what you like, and pray to heaven that it works."
...That's because the frame is the overly armored, tank like behemoth. The Beowulf is integrated entirely as for Core Unit.Sure, it is more agile than the Perseus, but I don't think that would translate to an agile combination form, going off of how the Timberwolf formation isn't agile even though the core is.
Triple Combination is being researched. Production line models need to come first before the super robot variants can be set up.The enhanced engine doesn't matter as much, since it seems we will need to refit our super robots with K-tech engines for triple combination. We need to wait for Triple combination to be researched before this can be done.
...I'm not sure I understand.The Tow Cable/Cable launcher isn't very interesting to me. In combat, maybe it could be used to pull enemies in, but Perseus is bad at hitting stuff in melee, which is why I want its combinations to give it more guns.
At least you're sticking to your guns even if it's a strawman.Being a Second generation machine isn't a niche. This is a jackal replacement
For these points I was arguing that what you consider benefits to the design probably wouldn't actually have much of an effect. I will admit that I could totally be wrong on these points, it comes down to guessing....That's because the frame is the overly armored, tank like behemoth. The Beowulf is integrated entirely as for Core Unit.
Naturally the Sledder isnt going to fulfill the same role nor have the same effect.
Triple Combination is being researched. Production line models need to come first before the super robot variants can be set up.
This is a literal non-issue.
My thinking was from a game mechanics standpoint. The Perseus strikes at disadvantage (1d6) instead of at 2d6 like most robots do. I am assuming that the cable launcher would probably end up being some sort of debuff against enemies, and thus wouldn't contribute to damage output. On the other hand, I figure giving the Perseus more guns when combined is a way to side-step the issue of poor strike accuracy. (IE we shoot instead of striking)...I'm not sure I understand.
You're saying that the cables wouldnt do much save to bring things into easy range to exploit its build and weight. Which you noted was a notorious weak point of the Perseus normally.
To my view, it doesn't have that many niches, I was trying to spell out why I didn't consider the features you pointed out to be niches that the Sledder fills.At least you're sticking to your guns even if it's a strawman.
If you bring it out. Like I pointed out before you're very obviously trying to mislead people on the intended sells behind the Sledder and it's more than slightly offensive to see this happen when it's just a matter of you having a personal preference different from the solution I'm proposing to existing problems. I spelled out a ton of niches it could fit in terms of functionality beyond "Its a second gen Jackal". The least you can do when dismissing the idea is acknowledging them.
Plus given this is a Super Robot genre, having a utility item like towing cables can come in very handy if you need to grapple something or trip a opposing mecha up.Forgive me when I say that cable towing sounds a lot more fun and useful than a tank cannon strapped on just for the sake of a tank and a cannon