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an AMS/PD attatchment may be desirable if your someplace where you might get shot at.

ALL my yes! only objects under 100 mass (changeable in the .cfg) should just evaporate; and a large percentage of the remains should turn to scrap, however some should still remain as systems (also configurable).

aproximately 375,000 damage when using missile/pierce iirc.

Odds of survival are inversley proportional to attempts to put a cat on a leash.

Shhh don't give her ideas

Modern navies live in a world of 1 ship being able to 1 hit any other ship, thats why the united states keeps its supercarriers surrounded by numerous destroyers and cruisers covered in various types of anti-missile system. Firepower has vastly outstripped armor.

With the single exception of anti-shield beams heres why long reload weapons suck. Incredibly hard to aim, by the time it relaods you have to make a completely new guess as to how to lead your target, as opposed to say cannon/cannon which allows you to constantly adjust your aim. Very...

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back on topic, a mere 36 block cannon/punch is a fairly effective fighter weapon.

So the idea of this is to be a barebones frame that people can use to easily build their own mechs, all the logic is pre-setup and wired to an easy to use logic board in the mech's back. Its very simple to setup a complicated animation, simply set up a chain of delay blocks and connect each...

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Make use of the cores natural 50k power capacity and use some alpha weapons cannon/cannon is not your friend here.

IRL fighter planes are a lot bigger than people tend to think they are, those thigns are larger than busses and can weigh up to 30 tons.

You can check the table to see exactly how it works, there are numbers on there for how much damage cannons with various slaves need to kill each block E.g a punch cannon needs 360 damage to kill a block of standard armor, versues 530 damage for a cannon with no tertiary effect.

Actualy exploding aux does more damage than exploding warheads, its just that in most warhead torpedos the warheads are subject to a bug where they explode well over 50 times before actually vanishing; In a non bugged environment exploding aux is more damaging.

Yes this still results in 530 damage per projectile, damage uses the whole weapons size not just hte master.