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Rodrick Su (rsu@tigana.com)
Tue, 7 Nov 2000 19:42:23 -0800
> Mark Simmons wrote:
>
> > Exactly. The ONE THING you should remember about I-fields is that
> > they're NOT ALL OF THE SAME STRENGTH. Otherwise every mobile
> suit reactor
> > would be impervious to beam weapons, when in fact the opposite is true.
> > The I-field barrier is one extreme, the I-field envelopes around beam
> > sabers and beam shields are somewhere in the middle, and the internal I-
> > fields used in mobile suit reactors and field motors are on the weak end
> > of the spectrum.
>
> Ricky Lai wrote:
>
> So I-Field barriers are collapsable, if they appear on a
> definitive spectrum?
>
Sure. I'm positive that Zanscare Empire's Kairas Giri (by far THE LARGEST
Beam cannon ever constructed) will penetrate ANY I-Field. But since it's
design to wipe out cities on Earth and take out entire space fleet, it's the
right scale.
[ Rodrick Su [ ]
[ rsu@tigana.com [ Life is a work in progress ]
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