http://guardian-lynx.livejournal.com/ (
guardian-lynx.livejournal.com) wrote in
srwug_alpha_rp2011-08-09 10:49 am
![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
4
[Voice]
Alright. Like Hayato said last week, everyone who plans to fight in Zero-G needs particular training. So far we've only run into trouble with people stupid enough to fight inside colonies, but there's always a chance we'll have to engage someone in an orbital battlefield as well.
Anyone who plans to fight while we're in space, report to the hangar for training. This goes for our new Mobile Suit pilots, too. Those are designed to fight in space, but you still have to get used to the lack of gravity. Make sure you've got proper oxygen seals and install some of the Thruster Modules we bartered from Nergal if your unit isn't normally spacefaring.
[Action]
[Unlike her few training sessions on the surface, of course, Calvina's assembling the crew inside the hangar. She's also going over final adjustments on Bellzelute for training - she might as well get some of her own practice in instead of just watching the kids play. It was a fairly simple task to turn the limiters up to the point where the energy weapons became simply tracers and to load the missile pods and rifle with paint rounds...]
Alright. Like Hayato said last week, everyone who plans to fight in Zero-G needs particular training. So far we've only run into trouble with people stupid enough to fight inside colonies, but there's always a chance we'll have to engage someone in an orbital battlefield as well.
Anyone who plans to fight while we're in space, report to the hangar for training. This goes for our new Mobile Suit pilots, too. Those are designed to fight in space, but you still have to get used to the lack of gravity. Make sure you've got proper oxygen seals and install some of the Thruster Modules we bartered from Nergal if your unit isn't normally spacefaring.
[Action]
[Unlike her few training sessions on the surface, of course, Calvina's assembling the crew inside the hangar. She's also going over final adjustments on Bellzelute for training - she might as well get some of her own practice in instead of just watching the kids play. It was a fairly simple task to turn the limiters up to the point where the energy weapons became simply tracers and to load the missile pods and rifle with paint rounds...]
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
[He frowns]
I couldn't get the damn thing to listen to me, anyway. Wouldn't move an inch no matter how much I told the stubborn thing to.
no subject
...did you add weapons to it without even figuring out the controls?
no subject
...besides that, that's how weapons on NEXTs work. You can mix and match them fairly easilly...I'm even working on some alternate weapon layouts to send for when we get back to Earth. Surely Reinheart Jr. works on the same principle?
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
...on the other hand, I can see the potential use for this thing in a war. A small target with high mobility is the basis behind a NEXT, after all.
no subject
no subject
...I've been meaning to ask you about a couple things...
First off, what can you tell me about YOUR tool? Just what's up with that blue mech...Bellezute, or sommin like that. It's unlike anything I've ever seen...are those weaponized Kojima Particles it uses?
no subject
Actually, I don't know. Bellzelute definitely uses some kind of high-energy particle for weapons and propulsion, but no one aboard has been able to tell me what it is. I think I've seen them once before, but with things like Kojima, Minovsky, and GN particles permeating every battlefield, it's hard for a pilot to tell the difference.
no subject
[Shakes his head. It's always either green energy or pink energy.]
It's interesting enough to catch my attention. With your permission, I'd like to poke around it a bit when I get a chance.