Purposefully so.Dude, Anaheim? That's a little too direct from UC huh?
Damn. Thanks, noted, fixed. The new system mounted on the Eclipse can even handle positron beams but only to distort their path, not nullify them. Inferno's beam bazooka is indeed a remodel of the Providence's riflle, well spotted.The Geschmeidig Panzer system is found on the Forbidden, not the Calamity as stated in Episode 12, scenes 3-4's appendix.
For my the N-JC is not minor piece of equipment so it needs to be fitted into the systems of a Gundam and there is a lot new hardware in the Eclipse and Inferno so there would be no room. The N-JC would be another piece that would be affected by the heat, since the particle accelerators are real MS-mounted toasters (especially the Hellfire, understandably). So it was simply a case of not trying to get everything crammed in.Can you explain the Deuterion reactors and unavailability of N-Jammer Cancellers for the Eclipse and Inferno? Because the Deuterion reactors would certainly run on nuclear sources and i have no idea N-JCs can produce heat at all
Well, some of them lived. And the industrial complex was too important to dismantle. Again someone is pulling the levers behind the scenes, it seems.So Adukav-Mechano Industries survived the LOGOS purge? Ahh, i'll have to adjust my profiles accordingly.
Positron blasters and Mirage Colloid are still reserved for capital/special ships, they are not regular fleet tech. You raise a good point about the treaty though. There is a sketch of it and the rest inside my head. Maybe I ought to write it up properly. The UPA has a three-way treaty with Orb, EDF and PLANT. Orb is allowed more leeway because they are the "martyrs" of the last two wars. Their are also the major contractor for UPA hardware, which also has economic significance given the amount of destruction on Earth in general after Break of the World and the Second Bloody Valentine War.Could you provide details of the UPA Treaty with the other nations? Such as clauses? I thought manufacturing positron blasters were normal stuff
The main clauses stipulate the sizes of space fleets and MS production, including more powerful prototypes (i.e. Gundams). The UPA has designated itself as the only legitimite authority to have those weapons. This follows the idea that the less people have weapons, the less incentive they have to use them. Athrun is trying to keep UPA as a pre-emptive peacekeeper, but as you can see it hasn't gone according to plan. PLANT and EDF understandably view this hording of big guns as an attempt to monopolize heavy arms, and have developed secret programs.
And the reason why positron guns and similar are restricted are due to the (gamma) radiation they cause when fired. Think of them as weapons of mass destruction, and therefore the UPA considered they have to be regulated or it would lead to a new arms race. Some techs previously outlawed (like Mirage Colloid) have been allowed in limited fashion because ZAFT lobbied vehemently for Colloid particle research (seen in Eclipse and Inferno).
Yeah that is.. different. The railguns are to provide with a stronger defence against enemy MS. The regular Igelstellung guns just don't seem to cut it. The new railguns are rapid-fire models. Give them a chance to prove themselves. In general my main point was to give better anti-MS armaments to larger ships, so they wouldn't be complete Gundam-fodder. Time will tell how well that works.The idea of a giant beam ramming weapon, now that's original Cool But anti-mobile suit railguns though...not sure if that'll work, because even GINNs have been depicted as easily avoiding railgun shots unless it's the Freedom's railguns.