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Zhou Tai An (kain@pacific.net.sg)
Fri, 17 Nov 2000 19:12:26 +0800 (SGT)
>> Hmmm. I suppose. Well, then perhaps you won't
>> mind quoting the pertinent Turn A data? I don't
>> really want to read up on this series 'cause I have
>> no real liking for it...
>
>Sorry, I don't have the time nor the desire if you don't either.
In that case, you can't use Turn A arguments. ^_^
>"The beam launcher, or beam bazooka, is another application of this
>speed-control technology. This bazooka-like weapon, powered by an ordinary
>E-pack rather than by the mobile suit's reactor, fires slow-moving mega
>particles for increased damage. It's introduced simultaneously as an optional
>weapon for the F90III-Y Cluster Gundam, F91 Gundam and XM-07 Vigna Ghina, and
>later becomes a fairly common weapon. At the same time, the RX-99 Neo Gundam
>and its Generative Beam Rifle Device, or G-BRD, are introduced. This
>VSBR-like weapon is powered by its own built-in reactor and includes
>supplemental thrusters, enabling it to serve as a booster for the Neo
>Gundam's core fighter. The mega beam rifle used by the LM312V04 V Gundam and
>LM314V21 V2 Gundam, and the mega beam cannon wielded by the ZMT-S29 Zanneck,
>are later applications of the VSBR's mega particle acceleration technology.
>The Zanneck's cannon, capable of firing on ground targets from the
>stratosphere, is likely the most powerful weapon ever wielded by a mobile
>suit. "
Okay, this information holds sound, but only pat UC 100 or so...actually,
wait. From what I know of V Gundam, it's set in 153 and not many MSes there
use these bazookas...
>> Sorry, it was late...yes, they are I-Fields but with
>> very short operating times.
>
>But the were I-fields, nonetheless.
How useful is an I-Field that only operates 30-40 seconds? ^_^
>> This hasn't been confirmed yet -- whether there are
>> actually "strong" and "weak" I-Fields.
>
>So, the Minovsky posts done answer everything, nor do they answer what they
>do correctly. But the theories are great, and the discussions are sound.
Yes, I was just pointing out something. ^_^
>> As someone has said, beam rifles don't have
>> their own generators...
>
>Too many examples of beam rifles with generator to support that claim.
Give me some, then. As far as I know, only the Mega Launcher of Hyaku-Shiki
has one.
>> Perhaps in UC 200 it would be feasible -- by which
>> time I daresay the VSBR would have become
>> standard issue and offensive technology would
>> render the shield useless.
>
>Well, since I-fields are immune to beam weapons, then how would the shield
>even get hit?
Ummm, the VSBR can puncture normal beam shields. It stands to reason that
given technological advancements, it'd become even stronger...
Zhou Tai An (kain@pacific.net.sg)
"There is no one simple truth." - Rune Walsh
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