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These aircraft have been retired. Recent unconfirmed rumors suggest that Paraguay is attempting to acquire some of its retired Taiwan F-5 fighter jets to establish jet fighter operational capabilities.
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Lambea revealed one possible modification scheme for the Gaiperon-class. Based on what we've seen on 3199, the Garmillas fleet still retains many original versions of the Gaiperon-class. Besides the lambea scheme, how else do you think the Garmillas could modify the Gaiperon-class?
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If I remember correctly, the Iscandar ships excavated by the Galman didn't seem to exhibit any wave motion shield mechanism during missions? It's just interesting because many factions that theoretically understand wave motion better than Earth scientists seem to have never imagined it could be used in this way before.
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Considering the storyline hints that Galman's satellite harbors another ship, some speculate that this ship might be a modern remake of the older Deusura IV. If this speculation is true, do you think the Deusura III will be renamed and continue serving, or will it be "retired" like the previous Deusuras?
I recall hearing random special ops complain in dialogue about how much they hate Tartarus, or grumbling about Tartarus sitting safely in his aircraft while they work below. I just feel this gives them the feel of ordinary UNSC members.making the elites seem more like normal people, rather than just spouting meaningless fanatical lines. Do you like this kind of dialogue or not?
This question has puzzled me for a long time. Based on available information, the economic system still exists normally within Covenant society. No matter how fanatical they appear in the game, they are essentially salaried soldiers. Therefore, many need to find other ways to survive after the Covenant disintegrates. We see many remnants scavenging remaining resources, but these resources themselves require more funds to maintain. Faction members may also need some salary to care for their families back home. And troops requiring food and other supplies, not to mention they sometimes order new equipment from factories.
In Story.
SoS itself is composed of multiple Keeps, so they have actual controlled territories with economic activities that generate revenue. Banished may have also established a system of selling scavenged to maintain the faction's economic cycle. However, factions like Jul, which later move around with a fleet as their core, or Nyon, which are based in abandoned worlds, present challenges.
How to obtain sufficient operating funds?
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Each faction has its own design philosophy, such as whether to use a hangar, where to place it, whether to use a runway, and whether the runway is open or located on the ship. Which carrier design do you like best? Or what kind of design would you like to see?
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Most factions possess fleets consisting of various types of ships, ranging from under 200 meters to over 400 meters in length.
However, Bolar ships are generally very large; they currently have no ships smaller than 300 meters. Do you think this is because insufficient engine power necessitates larger ships to provide sufficient output, or is it simply that the Bolar Federation's doctrine doesn't consider smaller ships useful? After all, considering that most of the fleets we see in the show are patrol fleets in remote areas—the most likely place to find older/smaller ships—yet we still don't see any smaller vessels.
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This refit plan does bring a few advantages, such as reducing its reliance on carrier-based aircraft and creating more enclosed spaces for living quarters and storage. However, ultimately, it doesn't address its very thin armor. Do you think there are better solutions?
https://tw.gundam-official.com/mecha/w0yzxfwz1c1bxk5mub2vmvnj
Most of the parts for these Mobile Suits are discontinued. Large mechanical equipment usually requires maintenance and replacement of aging parts even when not in use. Keeping these MSs running likely requires collecting a lot of parts.
The ships/aircraft and other in CEV have all undergone redesigns, and even the dimensions of the C709 have changed drastically. Do you think they will ultimately give these designs independent background story or simply regard them as artistic expressions?
I chose to draw the Lamvea, but depicting its modifications isn't easy; perhaps I should practice drawing it more times.
Just thinking about this topic, they're rapidly producing ships in 2202 using this space, but upon closer examination, this place only offers a time advantage. This means that the raw materials and related costs for construction still need to be paid as usual, while from an external perspective, the factory facilities will depreciate tenfold. Therefore, their cost expenditure per unit of time will also reach tenfold. So, the ships we see in 2022 may have already overdrawn 30 years of budget. This kind of budget expenditure cannot continue; they will have to stop sooner or later. What do you think?
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Do you think they suit a UC style?
Do you like the design? I think they look a bit... too real, not machine-like.
They seem to be the only group in the story who need additional gas to breathe. Ideally, during the Covenant era, they might have artificially created methane zones in some areas, allowing them to operate without masks, and the military might have provided free methane. However, with the Covenant's collapse, many Unggoys are scattered across various locations, including Earth. How do you think they reliably obtain methane?
don't know the cost of industrially producing methane in the Halo universe, but it's reasonable to assume it's not zero, suggesting commercial transactions are possible. And it would be much harder to obtain than oxygen anyway. The more I think about it, the more uneasy I feel—think about having to pay to breathe.
What do you think?
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I'm just curious if anyone would like to see more of COG's military assets from its heyday, like complete naval vessels (instead of makeshift ships converted into camps), or a fixed-wing air force, etc. Ex. after the first wave of conflict, the navy would use helicopters to relocate recalled reservists to safer ships at sea.
what do you think ?