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Daphne Wilde Star League Defense Force Lieutenant Colonel
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Posted: 25-Sep-2003 15:24 Post subject: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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I THINK they are all done now. so everyone can now go and complain about my grading them. they should be posted up soon. i'll work on the rest when my fingers un-knot.
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Slythis Federated Suns Colonel
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Posted: 25-Sep-2003 19:58 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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you missed one.
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AWAD Draconis Combine Chu-sa
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Posted: 25-Sep-2003 20:16 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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??????
Are you saying you reviewed and graded all teh 3025 Mechs? Congrats if you did. My plan was about 80%, 15% done.
AWAD- travel, and family cut into Btech time
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Daphne Wilde Star League Defense Force Lieutenant Colonel
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Posted: 25-Sep-2003 22:43 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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Missed more than one ( fixing now) for some reason the 60/65 tonners didn't go through. But I'll go and get them rated then everyone can complain to me about it. Next will be the 3050's
My poor fingers
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Jade_Dragon 8th Sword of Light Sho-sho
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Posted: 26-Sep-2003 16:44 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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Dude I couldn't disagree with you more after reading your Warhammer reviews. Obviously you are totally unfamilar with the design and it's variants.
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Daphne Wilde Star League Defense Force Lieutenant Colonel
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Posted: 26-Sep-2003 17:12 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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I Am familiar with it. I've killed more than my share. ( watched them blow up from heat too!) they were
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jymset Scavenger in pursuit of LosTech
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 05:14 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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I've read most of your reviews. While a lot of them are very precise, I get the feeling you've reviewed quite a lot that you've not actually used. Which makes people miss things.
Two things which Mordel hasn't put up are artwork and Battlevalue. Some designs (best examples are Rifleman, Cyclops and Stalker) suddenly look twice as good when put in relation to their points cost: So yeah, the Rifleman isn't the scariest front-line heavy 'mech, but when set next to top-end light 'mechs or low-end medium 'mechs (which are in its point range), it suddenly looks absolutely beautiful!
That's why I only review designs that I've used or faced, usually more than once.
Oh, and a last point: People, the small laser in the Awesome's HEAD is the icing on the cake! For a half-ton this nigh-on perfect design gets a great crit-sink! If you get hit internally (happens more often than one would like) in the head, there is a one-in-five chance that the cockpit gets hit. At any rate, something of value will be destroyed. The small laser pushes this fatality-ratio to one-in-six. And the chance that something fairly useless (the small laser) gets hit instead of the electronics is also one-in-six. So, I can't say anything against that small laser! _________________ "Rear armour is defeatist!" - unknown Kuritan Mechwarrior
The AC5 is a great gun!
On heat, 3025 style: A Rifleman knows no heat.
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jymset Scavenger in pursuit of LosTech
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 07:25 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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On 2003-09-26 16:44, Jade_Dragon wrote:
Dude I couldn't disagree with you more after reading your Warhammer reviews. Obviously you are totally unfamilar with the design and it's variants.
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He does have a point on the Warhammer variants - the 6D has absolutely top armour for its frame. The 6R is the standard variant, so 18 HS are standard, which the 6L also carries...... _________________ "Rear armour is defeatist!" - unknown Kuritan Mechwarrior
The AC5 is a great gun!
On heat, 3025 style: A Rifleman knows no heat.
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chihawk Clan Blood Spirit Master Bartender
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 09:01 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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On 2003-09-27 05:14, jymset wrote:
I get the feeling you've reviewed quite a lot that you've not actually used. Which makes people miss things.
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I think this may be true about many of the reviews done by others too.
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jymset Scavenger in pursuit of LosTech
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 09:51 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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Which also means that the reviews become mere descriptions of what is on paper anyway. It would be much more interesting to read about personal experiences with the machines, about not-so-obvious quirks, about irrational likes and dislikes, about opinions on the looks of them.
That is, of course, very difficult when doing several reviews at one time. Lord knows, I was running empty after doing a couple, so I've stopped for a while. _________________ "Rear armour is defeatist!" - unknown Kuritan Mechwarrior
The AC5 is a great gun!
On heat, 3025 style: A Rifleman knows no heat.
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CO_17thRecon Kell Hounds Major
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 11:17 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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On 2003-09-27 09:51, jymset wrote:
Which also means that the reviews become mere descriptions of what is on paper anyway. It would be much more interesting to read about personal experiences with the machines, about not-so-obvious quirks, about irrational likes and dislikes, about opinions on the looks of them.
That is, of course, very difficult when doing several reviews at one time. Lord knows, I was running empty after doing a couple, so I've stopped for a while.
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Check my Firestarter review for personal feelings going over the paper stats. The design has been very good to me, though it is not impressive on paper. I remember when I first got the 4th Succession War BattlePack. Lotta good 'Mechs in it, the Wolfhound, Firestarter, Stalker, Liao Charger, and a special version of the Cataphract I still like better than the others, one with a LLas and SRM4 instead of a PPC.
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Daphne Wilde Star League Defense Force Lieutenant Colonel
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 12:44 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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( me thinks I sparked an intrest...) When reviewing the 3025's I did it in a simple fasion becouse they are so well know. I didn't go into detail for that reason. I have ran all at one time or another( regardless if i wanted to or not) so do know the in & outs of them. I am going into more things with the 3050's now becouse some ( belive it or not ) have not used them as much ( newbies...) and as I progress forward into the latest designs there will be more still. so there is a method to my madness, yet maddness none the less.
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Vampire Free Worlds League Lieutenant Colonel
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 17:05 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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*scratches head*
Ok, I' ve had two shots of some really strong liquor as I write this... so my brain is slightly numbed, where can I read these reviews you talk about? _________________ Memento audare semper
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Daphne Wilde Star League Defense Force Lieutenant Colonel
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Posted: 27-Sep-2003 18:56 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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under 'Technical Readouts" in the site navigator. Top left.
O.k. update: the 3050 lights are in and will be posted up soon enough. so instead of complaing here go add your own review.
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Motown Scrapper Clan Ice Hellions Galaxy Commander
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Posted: 28-Sep-2003 03:17 Post subject: RE: 3025 Tech. Readout. |
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O.K. people no fighting please .I have started to review the lights whether or not I do larger ones remain to be seen I am a light mech Specialist as the guys from HMP or any body who has wnadered down to the design forum can figure out so I will probably limit my self to lights right now.It seems that my reviews are a little slow in showing up (Gee Daphne I wonder why)(j/k)but hopefully more will show up this week end.
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