apollo92
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It is under the Rules tab at the bottom or top of the page.
thanks didn't notice it was threadmark.
It is under the Rules tab at the bottom or top of the page.
I object only b/c we don't KNOW that is the exchange we'll be making. That's why I'm repeatedly pressing the, "Want to know more?" button.It's just that in my opinion, I'd rather exchange the problems that'll kill us to just problems that require brainpower and money to solve.
wait for free ? , I thought we were gonna go for a tech trade to get their batteries , I am fine with giving them the jump drives as it serves our interests but not without getting something out of it and those batteries that act as x2 to max jump distance seem like good enough payment"Here, have free and awesome stuff
They dont have batteries. They are forced to only use half a charge to go only 15LY per jump. They get 2 jumps as a result of a whole charge.wait for free ? , I thought we were gonna go for a tech trade to get their batteries...
Technically we kind of know from our infiltration:No. The French are quite clearly hiding things from us -- at minimum, we need to figure out who they're at war with, because the level to which they're trying to conceal that strongly suggests they're in the wrong and they know it.
They're called the Rouges Noir (by the Bourbons), and the war is treated like sport. On the other hand, we do still have yet to be told by them anything, and basically everything we do know is probably propoganda.General Messerschmidt had accompanied you to Calliope. “Your Majesty, I do have several reports from within the Bourbon Empire. One of our agents has caused us all to do a collective facepalm, in order to discover more of what is going on he simply visited a bloody bookstore and bought a history book.” You are not the only one who facepalms at that. “We have only the most cursory of details, but it appears that the Bourbons have long been at war with a group they simply call the Rouges Noir. There are at least a dozen back and forth invasions between the two, the books claim that this Rouges Noir always starts it, but we are taking that with a healthy grain of salt. The Nouveau Breton system appears to be the most common battlefield on the Bourbon side of things, with an occasional Battle of Nouveau Paris thrown in for variety's sake.”
He pauses, takes a sip of water, which encourages everybody else to do the same. “Armed with that name, we then found more, filed in the bloody sports section of their papers.” You shake your fist at him after the epic simultaneous spit take from around the room. “Which explains why we never noticed it before. The wars with this Rouges Noir have become so routine and so predictable that they don’t really take them all that seriously, viewing them primarily as a magnificent sport and a wonderful opportunity for dashing young Bourbons to prove themselves on the field of honorable combat against a dastardly foe. Preferably with attractive members of the appropriate sex on hand to witness their unspeakable bravery in person, no doubt.”
Um, what? Pretty sure they don't use half charge to jump half distance. They make single 15LY jumps the way we do 30LY (and don't have batteries, no idea where the idea they do is coming from). The reason their jumps are short is that they're using primitive cores. Primitive core trades jump range for core mass, so 95% of ship mass = 30LY (standardizing at this is how modern "standard core" came to be) and ~47.5% of ship mass (same as compact core) = 15LY.They dont have batteries. They are forced to only use half a charge to go only 15LY per jump. They get 2 jumps as a result of a whole charge.
Name | Cost | Materials | HP | A/D | Specials |
England-class Frigate | $10,033,470 | DHS, LFC | 3241 | 2941 |
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I smell opportunity.He checks his notes. “Our agent was able to interview one of those idealistic types, and reports that once he established that he wasn’t a Bourbon he got more information, the people of the Rouges Noir who aren’t true believers and fanatics recognize just how monstrous the system is and have zero intention of replicating it, they just also dislike the neo-Feudal system of the Bourbons and cannot see themselves bowing, scraping, and groveling before puffed up airheads with delusions of adequacy. We have an opportunity here, perhaps.”
I smell another vassal state really.I smell opportunity.
systems and move the apostrophe behind the 'systems'Bohren is the ‘most epicly boring system in the history of boring’ system,
Ultimately it comes down to Bradley wanting to fully dissolve the RRF, and your aunt wanting Bradley fired. You manage to keep both sides from issuing any ultimatums, mostly by virtue of promising to consider the question. To be honest, as a mechwarrior, you’d exercised against the RRF on a few occasions and found them devilishly difficult to deal with, until the exercise rules were changed ‘for safety’ in the last years before you became Empress. The RRF units were then restricted to lower throttle settings and forbidden from approaching within 100 meters of their targets, with the loss in effectiveness being ‘administratively’ adjusted, adjustments that in your experience never actually happened. You check and Bradley had nothing to do with any of that, it was purely range safety intervening after a number of accidents. Bradley feels that such light units ultimately had a very limited role, and that that role was better filled by fast mechs or VTOLs rather than hovercraft.
Admiral Sims brings up the graphic showing the new design. “Your Majesty, meet the England-class frigate. She is a fully optimized escort design, with substantial anti-fighter and anti-missile armament, and with an integral fighter wing. She is significantly more expensive than the Fubuki, however this is primarily due to the four drop collars allowing the England to better support a parasite escort force.”
He checks his notes. “Our agent was able to interview one of those idealistic types, and reports that once he established that he wasn’t a Bourbon he got more information, the people of the Rouges Noir who aren’t true believers and fanatics recognize just how monstrous the system is and have zero intention of replicating it, they just also dislike the neo-Feudal system of the Bourbons and cannot see themselves bowing, scraping, and groveling before puffed up airheads with delusions of adequacy. We have an opportunity here, perhaps.”
How?thing mounts one hundred naval lasers and eighty sub-capital lasers
I imagine the result that would be similar to stuffing an oil barrel full of raptors high on Raptornip and then shaking violently. If the rivalry between our aunt and the General Bradley is anything to go by. Inter-armed forces rivalries can be really crazy, especially if you have similar jobs.Why don't we just make the RRF and Air Cav one unit?
How?
The ship is never big enough.