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Yeah, way too much flexibility for autocannon. Assuming that you would need an AC/20 to get access to the entire lineup (needing more mass/volume to deal with recoil. Admittedly also mass-intensive,) you’d end up with a platform with no “minimum” range, that can shift between firing at targets...

Yep. Threw in a brief description in the post above yours if you want an idea of how it works.

Must have then (might have been the reason why they re-released it.) Never played around with BA that much, but compared to the Bearhunter, it has a range of 2/5/8 and deals four points of damage (one point clusters.) Not bad, but you're going to need heavier suits to be able to use it at a mass...

My copy's one of the newer ones - split the original book into two separate ones (why I specified Tactical Operations: Advanced Units and Equipment.) It's right under Clan Rotary Autocannons.

Are you sure about that? Tactical Operations: Advanced Units & Equipment, page 98.

So what, closer to Conventional Fighters than ASFs (lighter armor, energy weapons issues [if not using a FE?])

Huh. Are those two days spent traveling to the edge of the system? Guessing they don't have any ships at a pirate/Lagrange point. Jumping to those is risky, but jumping from them is safer, I think?

Interesting to see communications difficulties. I'm no expert, but all things considered, they're managing to communicate somewhat understandably for such a short amount of time.

I don't think Blake really sounds like he's raving, here.

Well, on the one hand, the Colonials and the Hegemony can finally meet. On the other, the Hegemony's meeting with Warships, which I'm sure will calm everything right down.

Hm. Making a bunch of assumptions here (due to this being so new,) but from the looks of things, it looks like the Colonials and Hegemony are going to have human and cylon enemies to deal with. It's a new take, and I'm eager to see more.