Battletech urban warfare ecm overpowered

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It's installed *IN SECONDS*, although that ship model is particularly known for being able to just hook up to just about anything it picks up better than the borg. In Descent II the Pyro-GX (which is a souped up mining scout, not an actual military machine) gets equipped with a warp-drive and proceeds to jump around the galaxy.

T-301s are mass-produced or limited-production at worst, and are also interstellar-capable timeships The elite models have rapid-fire planet-busters and can jump realities on their own power. This should not be surprising, when the most basic nameless-faceless-pilot grunt fighter can fire a continent-cracker every few seconds, and *any* fighter at most need only be 'catapulted' to roam between dimensions and even time. I believe Vandread's combined mechs were capable of starflight as well?ДЇighters travel between worlds and star systems even the low-tech human-built replicas are capable of warping across the galaxy under combat conditions after getting an emergency signal. That said usually you'll just pack a squadron into a larger ship capable of FTL, so it's not built into variable-fighters to save on costs and mass (for the same mass and price, a fighter with a fold drive would be inferior to one without when it comes to combat). However, for long range travel it's not that uncommon: For example Fold Boosters were compatible with VF-11 Thunderbolts, and are *commonly* used as needed by Excaliburs and the like. Travel yes, but in-combat is a no except you can say for the teleporters. Because life support fails catastrophically WHEN YOUR MECH FUCKING EXPLODES.

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Take Gundam, for example, where they wear suits despite full life support within the MS. There's also basic survival gear, connectors and lines for their helmet systems.Д¬hances are you'd have the cockpit handle life support, sure, BUT you still have a fully capable suit because any breach or malfunction will kill the pilot otherwise. From low-level life support and necessary G-compensation to the cooling system compensating for what they're fucking wearing. For example modern pilots have quite the kit. What pilots should wear is generally 'as much as can reasonably work', the balancing point being 'need' vs 'weight and encumbered reflexes'. There WAS also direct neural interface (in fact it was in direct competition) but it turned out to still have some nasty side-effects, and in the end was more or less left unused for a couple more decades.

#Battletech urban warfare ecm overpowered manual

Tight-fit manual cockpits in the first models, but the YF-19 project (and thus introduced into general forces with the VF-19 Excalibur) had an all-around virtual cockpit that took 'helmet-HUD' several steps further. Direct interface is the kind of thing you'll implement when it's possible and relatively safe while most governments give few fucks about the individual soldiers/pilots - even very little after very expensive training - the thought of a multi-million machine being lost in a PR incident DOES make them testy enough about things that they'll not implement DNI until the short-term issues are resolved. Second: Two nobles duel, one mech has dual pilots.ДЈ) That one literally depends on the tech level really. When a vehicle is overkilled in Silhouette (HG/JC) you have your ejection system with a good chance of kicking in, or even without one you have a chance of crawling out.ДЄmmo/Fuel Chain Explosion is *NOT* an overkill.ДЇirst, your first sentence not entirely sure about? Climb out, kick it a few times, bitch a lot, and try to get a new ride or at least one back to base.Д«ut there's the last few results, where the word 'chain' rears its ugly head. If you're lucky you just lose a weapon or get your fuel-tank/battery blown out or maybe your reactor just found itself fifty feet away and your mech just stops dead and powerless. The Former effectively has it as its 'critical hit' table: We're looking at Heavy damage hits (at least twice your current armor) with a 6 on location here (because it's 7+). In the latter's case, you could technically overheat a reactor to actual death or meltdown - though death (the pilots tend not to wear that much for a reason they're sitting on something.) by 'pilot cooking off' generally happens first.

Ammo/Fuel issues are common to both Silhouette and Battletech.